Via Mr. Man:

Who Killed Sara? is a surprisingly homoerotic Spanish-language Netflix mystery series, and Season 3 is set to premiere on May 18!

What better time is there to check out the show's completely gratuitous male nudity and gay sex?

The actors Luis Roberto Guzmán and Eugenio Siller really steal the show here. Eugenio Siller disappoints his girl by being attracted to men, and she even tries to dress like a man in order to entice him in the bedroom.

“A” for effort.

Thankfully for Siller's character, things really click in the bedroom with a dude played by Luis Roberto Guzmán. Their chemistry is off the charts, and they go further than most actors are willing to go on-screen. Their steamy gay makeouts are legendary, and Luis even throws Eugenio onto the bed to do him from behind!

Plus there's an APL — armpit-licking moment — that we're suddenly realizing is a very important moment for the television arts.

But Who Killed Sara? is gayer than just one couple; Polo Morín masturbates while filming another man naked.

We can only hope that Season 3 of Who Killed Sara? is even gayer than the first two!

Who killed 'er? Dunno. Who did anal? These guys.

 

Mackie at a Professional Dancers' Society event (Image by Matthew Rettenmund)

Bob Mackie, the 82-year-old gay fashion legend who did the original sketch for the Jean Louis gown that Marilyn Monroe wore when crooning “Happy Birthday” to JFK in 1962, has spoken.

Mackie told EW.com:

I thought it was a big mistake. [Marilyn] was a goddess. A crazy goddess, but a goddess. She was just fabulous. Nobody photographs like that. And it was done for her. It was designed for her. Nobody else should be seen in that dress.

Reading is ... lost my train of thought. (Image by Matthew Rettenmund)

ABOVE: Just a reminder that my first novel — which gave this blog its name — is available in a new edition here!

BELOW: Keep reading for Jordan Knight's right stuff, Elon Musk wriggling out of the deal and more ...

(Image by Matthew Rettenmund)

With the number of artists and bands out there now, it seems as though every song that could be made has been made. There are now a seemingly endless array of songs based upon any topic imaginable, and even subjects that were once taboo are now expressed freely.

Whilst this may be a good thing in terms of freedom of speech and culture, this may not be the case for aspiring songwriters. It can be incredibly difficult to write a song based on a unique topic these days, and if you have tried to do so yourself, you will be well aware of what we mean.

However, there are a few relatively untouched topics out there that have yet to be discovered, and that is exactly what we are going to be telling you about in this article. Let's get straight into it.

Philosophy

Now we know what you’re thinking. You may think we are cheating a little with philosophy. Philosophy is such a broad and diverse subject, and it is not uncommon for a little philosophy to make it into even the most mainstream of rap songs.

Whilst this may be true, it is incredibly uncommon to hear an entire song based on philosophy. In fact, this may have not even been done at all excluding some minor artists whose primary goal was to spread awareness about the topic.

Philosophy is a subject that is all but forgotten in the modern-day and age, and the main image that one conjures up when thinking about philosophy is an old man in a tower writing endless scribbles and babbling about honour and virtue. However, this isn't what philosophy truly is at its core.

In times past, philosophy was widely-loved and helped many people live better lives. Moreover, when you factor in just how difficult it was to live a life from just a few decades ago, it is safe to say that philosophy was vastly needed.

Philosophy would be a perfect subject for a song, and the amount of content you can access for inspiration is almost endless. For example, you could choose to browse through a few of the most notable stoic quotes from famous philosophers to get your creative juices flowing, or you could perhaps dive into the absurd world of Nietzsche if you are looking to do something different.

ABOVE: Karine's debut.

BELOW: Keep reading for the first out soccer star in the U.K. since 1990, Take Me Out talkback, the death of Urvashi Vaid and more ...

(Image via video still)

The guys in Times Square and at Hollywood & Highland never look like this ...

ABOVE: Lee Horsley, of coursely.

BELOW: Keep reading for Jerrod Carmichael talking to Ellen DeGeneres, Payton Gendron's racism and white supremacy and how the media barely mentions them, Britney miscarries and more ...

ABOVE: Just the truth at the NYC #BansOffOurBodies march. Also, for good measure, note that in Missouri a pregnant woman can not legally divorce her husband. Or abort the child.

Bonus image — Dan Forrester was turning 27, but died at 31. (Image via Boy's Life)

BELOW: Keep reading for Clarence Thomas's hissy-fit, Madonna's NFT windfall for charity and more ...