Getting Evan

Evan Peters sizzles in Flaunt.

Harvard approves BDSM group.

Taxes plunge over the past 30 years.

Eighth-grader wants gender-neutral Easy-Bake Oven.

Courtney Stodden is a(n almost) living doll.

New Superman poster is hawt.

Hillary Clinton: Mayor of New York?

New Facebook page for Boy Culture.

Frank Ocean with his boyfriend?

JET Magazine highlights gay union.

Fratboy rapist gets his.

Vogue Hommes Japan previews its...summer 2013???...ish.

Have to ask how gay marriages are consummated? Don't get one!

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Netflix adds rarely rerun '50s sitcoms, like Private Secretary.

A little Ann Sothern comfort

This ad for a Japanese version of the stage musical The Wedding Singer is a few years old, but I just came across it. Looks like there is a bit of revenge for Madonna's "Nothing Really Matters" video:

Larry Kudlow on CNBC accidentally exposed how a lot of money-grubbers (and hey, I'm no Commie myself, y'all) think when he blurted out that we should be "grateful" that the human toll of the Japan quake is much worse than the economic toll.

Kudlow later apologized briefly via Twitter, which for a person with a TV outlet is kind of like breaking up with someone via Skype when you share a studio apartment.

The only known color photographs taken in the wake of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake (which was probably somewhere between 7.7 and 8.3 on the modern Richter scale, compared to Japan's recent 8.9) were discovered in 2009 and recently unveiled. There are apparently hand-colored photographs, but these were taken using a true color process.

Fascinating, and love the fact that the process was poor at capturing motion—it rendered pedestrians as neon-rainbow blurs.

Idiocy, dutifully retweeted by a wannabe-hipster performer

With countless people missing, many dead, the threat of a major nuclear disaster or two and billions in damage over in Japan, Alec Sulkin thinks it's funny to joke that Japan deserves it because they bombed the U.S. 70 years ago.

Forget the fact that Japan is a staunch ally of ours now, and that very few of its citizens were even alive then, and that the U.S. retaliated by annihilating scores of Japanese civilians.

Nah, anything for a laugh.

As I'm sure happened with many of you, I woke up to devastating pictures coming out of Japan—its 8.9 quake was the worst in that country's history (and it's no stranger to quakes to begin with) and apparently the fifth worst in recorded history anywhere. The tsunami images are horrifying. It really looks like the world ending to see that muddy wall swallowing up homes and land.

My thoughts are with everyone affected.

For all you crazy Madonna collectors out there...a little insight? I rummaged through some of my countless posters and similar items last night and discovered that I'd bought two amazingly rare things TWICE. I'm old...I forget what I still need! Anyway, one of them is the above fabled set of 1987 promo-only Mitsubishi posters from Japan.

As I was preparing to sell one, I looked at each and realized that although the boxes are identical and although each box has "four" posters (they're actually 19" X 29" sheets folded in half so that you can place them together like a loose-leaf book), the images are somewhat different from one item to the next. The cover is the same, the rest seems to have differences—they only seem to share about three imaes. Examples after the jump.

Have any of you heard of this item having two (or more?) variations?