Religious conservatives banded together to decry the restaurant’s twist on the cake. Frente Nacional por la Familia (the National Front for the Family) said replacing the baby Jesus was “an attack on religion” and “an attack on family values”.
Elsewhere, the deputy director of radio and television of the Archdiocese of Mexico said putting Baby Yoda inside a cake should be done at “another time, such as for Children’s Day or birthdays.”
He insisted that the cake should be about “meeting the Christ child, the child Jesus, remembering and appreciating the story of the gospel, [not] simply having fun, eating the bread, and finding your favourite character within it.”
All hail our new LGBTIQ icon, Baby Yoda!
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There really isn’t anything that Gen Z and millennials love more than upsetting conservatives, cake, and our lord and saviour, Baby Yoda.
So you can understand why young people are absolutely losing their minds that
The Mandalorian’s Baby Yoda, aka Grogu, has somehow managed to enrage conservatives in Mexico all because of a lil’ cake. You see, on January 6, Mexico celebrate Día de Los Reyes or Epiphany, a Christian feast day that honours the Three Wise Men who gave gifts to Jesus.
Arrow, DC’s long-running flagship series on the CW. But many of us were excited about
Green Arrow and the Canaries, a planned spinoff that debuted as a backdoor pilot episode in
Arrow‘s final season.
But unfortunately, the CW has decided not to pick up the series. “They are very much in active discussions to see what we can do,” said CW President Mark Pedowitz, as the series could find a second life on HBO Max. “I’ve had many discussions with Warner Bros, we have a strategy involved hopefully we can pull it off.” Still, it seems unlikely as the cast contract options expired last year and have yet to be renewed.