Channing Tatum looks like Bruce Weber's wet dream in Vanity Fair (June 2013). Luckily, they got Bruce Weber to shoot him.
And you've got to love Bruce Weber, for whom black-and-white b-roll becomes a "film." Artiste.
Simon Nessman for Acqua di Gio by Bruce Weber.
Model and actor Douglas Booth is the latest to fit himself into Bruce Weber's aesthetic, as seen in Vman (Spring/Summer 2013). Below, Philippe Vogelenzang captures actor Ansel Elgort in the same issue:
And in the same issue, Carlos Serrao offers up actor Alden Ehrenreich:
Josh Samman, Dylan Andrews, Jimmy Quinlan and Uriah Hall from The Ultimate Fighters, as seen in Entertainment Weekly (March 29, 2013):
More after the jump...
Bruce Weber shoots Diego Boneta for Vman (Summer 2012) and doesn't skimp on the shirtlessness. One more after the jump...
Bruce Weber's "L.A. Diary" story in the new Vman seems rife with Nous Men models. Which is not a bad thing if you've laid eyes on them
Two sexy videos by Bruce Weber, the first called The Lies of Handsome Men for Vogue Hommes starring the above hottie (and more)...
...and the second (viewable here with a part two here) being devoted to Steven Chevrin and containing a bit of smooching, a lot of wrestling, even more posing.
First video after the jump...
Weekend star Tom Cullen is shot by Bruce Weber for L'Uomo Vogue. Many more here. Andrew Haigh's thoughtful flick has earned over $400,000 at the box office so far and is currently the #131 most successful gay-themed movie of all time, according to Box Office Mojo. But keep in mind Box Office Mojo thinks of Interview with the Vampire and Alexander as gay/lesbian films. (Boy Culture is #156, whoot.)
Speaking of Bruce, via Sticky (NSFW): A totally worthwhile salute to some of his best, sexiest work is here.
Prove it!
As of midnight last night, it was exactly six years since my first post. It's been a tough thing to keep up with a dayjob and outside activities, and just when I think I might walk away, a valuable connection or interesting opportunity or a kind word comes my way. Thank you all for reading me.
Of whom are you more jealous?
Here are my favorite 100+ posts out of nearly 11,000. Please take some time to read (or re-read!) a couple and tweet or Facebook any you like.
xoxo Matt
The pocket pool championships were intense this year
BOY CULTURE
FROM BOY TO MAN: BC B.C. (2007): The entire history of my novell and novel Boy Culture as well as the movie version; might be my ultimate post.
Jonathon Trent & Derek Magyar make an Allan Brocka sandwich
BOY ON FILM (2006): An account of the NYC launch party for Boy Culture as it played the TriBeCa Film Fest.
I was left "Reeling" by the experience
FRIENDS AND "FAMILY" (2006): The movie version of Boy Culture hits Chicago.
No one would've mistaken me for Taylor Lautner
RAPT PUPIL (2006): The final night of Outfest with Boy Culture; I was fat but on the other hand got to meet Bryan Singer.
MY ART
Construction worker (shot this week) vs. James Dean
GUYDAR (since at least January 17, 2008) & ENDS OF THE WORLD (since at least January 13, 2008): Attractive men of the world—I got your backs. Your fronts, too.
Unaltered iPhone image that still blows me away
"Your pictures suck" (2008): An art critic attacks me, but not without sustaining some hits in return.
DRAWN TOGETHER (2008): How my desire to draw related to my secret desire. One of my absolute favorite posts.
The shirtless one
LOST ANGELES (2009): My favorite photographic travelogue of L.A.
Even then, New Yorkers feared 9/11 was the beginning of the end
ART IMITATES LIFE (2006): My 9/11 and my distaste for grief tourism.
ME
Death of the party—Jeff in high school, already halfway through his life
BURNING MAN (2007): Tribute to my late high school friend and first romance.
Signed, sealed (eventually) delivered
LOST BOY FOUND (2011): There is a book in here somewhere.
Be Italian
CIAO HOUNDS: OUR TRIP TO ITALY (2011): Finally got José to Europe.
ILLINOIS DEATH TRIP (2007): Ruminations on death while revisiting a past home, and the past.
Life is short...and meaningful
PASSING BY (2008): Mourning the loss of a person I only met once.
Lots more...
Fifty-three random reasons I love Madonna, in pictures (and sounds)...
As usual, Bruce Weber's contribution to Vman (Summer 2011)—"It's Just My Imagination Running Away With Me"—is peopled by impossibly hot collegiates...
