In Vman (Fall 2011), luscious Luke Evans makes a case for stocking one's closet with the sort of suits and pieces that would look right at home on a "Tycoon" (as photographer David Armstrong's piece is called).
More of him after the jump...
Can't find the clip up anywhere yet, but Chelsea Handler and her panel "outed Luke Evans and then destroyed his management team" over this week's inartful migration back into the closet for the Musketeer. It really is hard to unring a be-e-ell [sung to the tune of the Anita Ward classic].
AfterElton decided to write about the same Luke Evans in/out story that I blogged about this weekend. Good for them! I'm sure we have the same sources egging us on.
Also, this suit is not pink. It's blue.
In my opinion, by noting they discussed whether to even write about the Luke Evans in/out story as if it were some sort of grave journalistic decision, AfterElton feeds into the perception that calling someone gay is a very big deal, possibly libelous and certainly an invasion of privacy. I'm sure the eds' trepidation is organic (and I'm aware most gay people are against outing), though I doubt they'd have jobs if they felt otherwise as they'd likely get fired by their corporate bosses if they outed people willy-nilly.
Says Michael Jensen at AfterElton:
Switching teams? But we're always short on players!
Boy Culture reader Joseph sent me an e-mail with a provocative question: Why has rising-star Brit actor Luke Evans gone back into the closet? Or was he bisexual all along?
Evans, who will be seen in the sure-to-be blockbusters The Three Musketeers and both parts of The Hobbit among many other film roles, was once openly gay. Unabashedly so.
