There's a new set of twins in town...or at least, in Made in Brazil's latest issue. Meet the Coppini twins, Luis and Lucas.

Those rascally Patriota Twins! I wonder what their family reunions are like? More here.

Via Sticky (Work Unfriendly): Those touchy-feely Patriota Twins are at it again, this time aided and abetted by Terry Richardson.

Via Sticky (Work Unfriendly): Marcio and Marcos Patriota strike some twinteresting poses for Thomas Synnamon.

Via Sticky (NSFW): Marcio and Marcos Patriota, the world's most physically affectionate twins, have some new digitals up.

Via Sticky (NSFW): Those Patriota Twins, as captured by Rick Day, are not shy about evoking incest, eh?

If the idea of twins Marcio and Marcos Patriota feeling each other up, grinding and staring meaningfully at you as they do it is disgusting, don't click here (NSFW).

Just over a week ago, I squeezed in a last-second event before hopping my flight to Vegas—and I'm so gIad I gambled with my time. Gary and Larry Lane, an adorable pair of twins I'd corresponded with forever and ever online, are traveling the international filmfest circuit with their feature Hollywood to Dollywood, and it was finally alighting in New York City at the Quad.

Oh, brothers! The Lanes are forging a path in film.

Hollywood to Dollywood follows the Lanes as they board an RV and trek from L.A. to Dolly Parton's theme park Dollywood in Tennessee, accompanied by one boyfriend (no, they do not share him), one camera and one gigantic script they'd co-written with a juicy part for Dolly. Their mission is to hand the script to their idol personally, so they make sure to get advice from mutual friends/their quirky network of supporters, including Leslie Jordan, Sordid Lives star Beth Grant, Chad Allen (who wound up co-producing) and Oscar-winning scribe Dustin Lance Black (who says of their screenplay that he's "seen worse, believe it or not").

Chad, the Lanes & the filmfesters

Chad with National AIDS Memorial Grove Tribute director Andrew Ehrenfeld

Chad with True Colors director Kenny Yanga

Where is Globe when you NEED gossip to be started???

I arrived for the screening to find a mob of people associated with other films at the International Film Festival Manhattan jockeying to get pictures with the cherub-faced Lanes and with former closeted teen heartthrob Allen, who's now happily out (having been outed by the tabloids years ago).

Double your pleasure, double your fun

Chad's Downtown: A Street Tale (2004) was also playing

The boys (they're in their thirties but have a youthful energy that seems to be preserving them) were bouncing off the walls and gave me some great answers during our video chat (I asked why people are obsessed with twins and they immediately went there) and Allen had some interesting insights into the genesis of the film as well as into what it had been like to be a gay kid who was being painted as an ideal boyfriend in the teen 'zines.

After some introductory remarks, we watched a series of shorts including an atrocious vignette with a twist ending, an artsy dance tribute to a generation felled by AIDS and a documentary by Kenny Yanga called True Colors that was about how hard it is to be gay.

Via Sticky (NSFW): Marcio and Marcus Patriota are quite a pair.

The Winklevoss Twins are looking good in Vanity Fair (December 2011). More after the jump...