Luke Macfarlane opens up about the importance of faith and kindness in a dark time
"It doesn't hurt you to be kind," says the star of Home Is Where the Heart Is.
MARCH 20, 2025
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"It doesn't hurt you to be kind," says the star of Home Is Where the Heart Is.
While shopping for a Father's Day card, an Advocate reader found a particularly offensive card made by Hallmark. So we contacted the greeting card company to find out what gives.
The network has received some criticism for its lack of diversity in holiday entertainment.
When anti-LGBTQ groups try to pressure corporate America into bigotry, it rarely goes their way.
Hallmark yanked all of the ads from wedding registry site Zola that included a lesbian wedding, but not the two ads that featured only opposite-sex couples.
The Daily Show host mocks Hallmark's not-gay ornament and the Cheney family feud on latest edition of 'GayWatch.'
Christmas comes prematurely as the actors bring authentic LGBTQ+ representation to the screen.
The holiday movie, which got its start at a famous Los Angeles gay bar, premieres Fridayon the Hallmark Channel.
The nation's largest greeting card company is rolling out same-sex wedding cards -- featuring two tuxedos, overlapping hearts, or intertwined flowers -- with best wishes inside. ''Two hearts. One promise,'' one says.
The Christmas House is one of several LGBTQ+ holiday movies this season.
Hallmark is at the forefront of promoting queer talent.
Williams's roles included an undercover detective in a gay bathhouse in The Ritz and the supportive father of a gay man in The Christmas House.
After a gay-positive ad was yanked from TV, Ellen Kahn of the Human Rights Campaign found a case for optimism, both personally and professionally.
The hateful commentator once again uses Nazi imagery to refer to LGBTQ people.
The Idaho Values Alliance has urged the owner of seven Hallmark stores not to carry a set of four greeting cards that celebrate same-sex marriage... and the owner complied. Instead, he offered customers the option to special-order the cards. However, when The Advocate attempted to do just that, an employee was unable to place the order and suggested the best solution was to contact corporate headquarters in Kansas City.
Two new advertisements from Hallmark feature real same-sex couples exchanging Valentine's Day cards, and kissing each other.
The kiss between Kat Barrell's Joy and Kyana Teresa's Zoey is a first for the network.