ABOVE: I'm surprised Andrew Shue is the most famous cuckold at the moment. He seems the ideal man.
ABOVE: I'm surprised Andrew Shue is the most famous cuckold at the moment. He seems the ideal man.
ABOVE: That Ken Berry had some nice laigs.
Let's have socks. (Image via Instagram)
ABOVE: I'm not sure the message Charlie Puth's sending, but consider it received.
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ABOVE: He'll sign his dick pics ... under the table!
ABOVE: Today would've been Divine's 76th birthday. He'd be around the same age as Cher and Dolly Parton. Instead, we lost him in 1988. Still remember the sting when a co-worker told me. I didn't believe her (no Internet) and went back to my dorm and dug through recycled newspapers to find the obit.
ABOVE: An embarrassment of riches.
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To peach their own. (Images via video stills)
The 2021 MTV VMAs were off to a bootylicious start when Madonna — following a sweet sort of updating of her “Happy Anniversary, Darling” spot for MTV (that was wishing the network a happy 1oth, this was wishing it a happy GULP 40th) — showed up in full Dita Parlo gear, turning around to helpfully provide a big ass to kiss for any of her haters.
SURPRISE! The #VMAs begin with an introduction from the one and only @Madonna pic.twitter.com/YmWtjabVJ7
— MTV NEWS (@MTVNEWS) September 13, 2021
It was good TV, and probably great promo for her October 8 Madame X concert film on Paramount+.
Lil Nas X killed another live performance on a major awards show, arriving to save the somewhat boring MTV VMAs at the Barclays Center Sunday night.
I also loved that he was introduced by another Black gay man, Billy Porter:
Billy Porter introduced Lil Nas X and was serving looks! #vmas #LilNasX #MTVVMAs pic.twitter.com/aA504BYaQh
— GoreJust Goth (@gorejustgoth) September 13, 2021
my jaw? on the FLOOR. @LilNasX just KILLED it with @JackHarlow 🔥 #VMAs pic.twitter.com/Z54jXXP2E2
— Video Music Awards (@vmas) September 13, 2021
Also liked that the show welcomed back other '80s icons in honor of its anniversary, including Cyndi Lauper (demanding women's rights) and David Lee Roth. I actually wish they'd gone even further into it and gotten Janet Jackson and a host of others I'm thinking of. (Maybe Janet could close the show still, as it isn't over yet.)
ABOVE: Everybody run ...
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