Macaulay Culkin’s 3-year-old son, Dakota, is such a fan of Home Alone that he believes he’s the star of the movie.

In an interview with E! News, Culkin, 42, shared that Dakota often confuses his dad’s role as Kevin with his own memories.

“He thinks he’s Kevin,” Culkin said. “I’ll ask him, ‘Do you remember going down the stairs on the sled?’ and he’ll say, ‘Mmhmm.’ I tell him, ‘That was me!’”

Culkin, who shares Dakota and a 2-year-old son with fiancée Brenda Song, joked about calling out Dakota’s tall tales: “You’re a lying liar who lies,” he laughed, referring to his son’s claims of fighting burglars.

While Dakota enjoys the holiday classic, Culkin’s brother Kieran, who also starred in the 1990 film, has taken a different approach with his own children.

Kieran revealed that his kids, Kinsey, 5, and Wilder, 3, aren’t allowed to watch Home Alone yet due to some of the film’s scarier moments. “For a 3-year-old, there’s the tarantula and the guy at the end saying, ‘I’m gonna bite off all your fingers.’ That’s scary,” Kieran explained.

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Beppe Fenech Adami, a Member of Parliament for the Nationalist Party, shared a heartfelt update on social media, revealing that doctors have confirmed he has overcome cancer after a decade of treatment.

He reflected on the challenging journey that involved 10 years of therapy, medical interventions, a major operation, and 34 trips to a London hospital.

In his post, Fenech Adami expressed deep gratitude to those who supported him throughout his battle with cancer. He thanked his wife, children, and family, as well as the doctors and countless friends who stood by him during this difficult period.

He also gave special thanks to God, saying, “Thank you to everyone who walked this journey with me: The wife, the children, the family, all the doctors, and many, many friends… Above all, thanks to God who held my hands and never let me give up.”

Fenech Adami concluded his message with words of encouragement for others who are facing illness, urging everyone to care for one another and appreciate the value of life. His powerful message highlighted the importance of resilience, support, and gratitude during times of adversity.

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During an interview on the local show Nafek, Lydia Abela shared a touching Christmas tradition she used to organize with her daughter Giorgia Mae.

Abela explained that when Giorgia Mae was younger, they would host a Christmas party every year. The event brought together Giorgia Mae’s closest friends and children from local institutions across Malta and Gozo.

At the party, Giorgia Mae and her friends would purchase gifts for the invited children in need, creating a memorable and meaningful experience for everyone involved.

Lydia reflected on how much she cherished this tradition, as it taught Giorgia Mae the joy and fulfillment of giving, especially to those less fortunate.

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