ABOVE: Graffiti goodbye.
BELOW: Keep reading for a TV tryst, Nashville explosion news, the end (?) of Rush Limbaugh and more ...
ABOVE: Graffiti goodbye.
BELOW: Keep reading for a TV tryst, Nashville explosion news, the end (?) of Rush Limbaugh and more ...
Jason makes sound decisions ... (All images by Jason Caceres)
For those of you who supported my project Boy Culture: The Series on Kickstarter, here is a rare and long-overdue update: It's almost done!
Today, we laid down the crucial V.O. (a couple of lines the actors needed to re-do for clarity, and Derek Magyar's essential narration). Next, we are just tweaking music and graphics. So within the month of August, Boy Culture: The Series, which has long existed in a watchable form, but which needed all those finishing touches to make it ready to air, will be done.
More Pics, These from Q. Allan Brocka!
Next up: Pitching it to all the platforms you are thinking we will pitch it to.
Like I said, it is a polished product, so the hope is it will be scooped up and aired in a timely manner, rather than licensed and worked on more.
Safety first! (And people say you can't see smiles with masks ... )
In the meantime, here are some snaps from today's V.O. session by one of our leads, Jason Caceres, who plays a newly introduced character — Chayce, the twink you love to hate.
Stay tuned for good news when I have it, and yes, there are some minor spoilers in these pics if you squint ...
ABOVE: Can't wait!
Okay, the title's a goof, but Mr. Man thinks there's nothing sexier than a beefcake’s cheeks out on display.
To that ... end ... they've assembled 9 of their favorite men in thongs purely for your pleasure.
These boys are simply bulging with barely hidden talent.
And remember — the $99-for-a-lifetime-membership deal still stands, so CLICK HERE and you won't regret it!
Keep reading for dongs in thongs ...
When Boy Culture hit the film fest circuit in 2006 (we played Tribeca, Outfest and many, many more), it was a dream come true for me — a movie based on my novel was actually being seen. In 2007, it went to the next level, achieving an international run in movie theaters.
Now, in the final days of the Kickstarter meant to rev up a 10-years-later sequel — Boy Culture: The Series — I'm looking back at a few pics from the first go-round ...
“I am 36 years old. I have never known a country where men and women could be bought and sold, where newspapers run ads that say NO IRISH NEED APPLY or water fountains are labeled colored,” Rep. Joe Kennedy said in a moving speech addressing Trump's woefully inadequate, harmful response to Charlottesville.
You know exactly where he's going with it — and you don't mind.
Keep reading for his wise words about not repeating history ...