ABOVE: This is a pose I could get behind.

PART 2: Also ABOVE, looks like his Pose co-star had the same impulse!

BELOW: Keep reading for Fauci's Trump-suction, gray-haired Pietro Boselli, the Tumblr-izing of Instagram and more ...

ABOVE: Possibly the best-looking guy ever.

BELOW: Keep reading for butts on parade, Little Marco's latest whiff, LGBTQ-directed movie hits and more ...

ABOVE: That picture is strictly to recognize Halloween this week.

BELOW: Keep reading for a birthday boy blowing, Vindman's damning Trump testimony, a baseballer's stretched out booty and more ...

A new study of 361 men from Canada and France suggests that taking two doses of Truvada for PrEP from 2 to 24 hours before intercourse, another 24 hours later and a fourth dose 24 hours after that dramatically reduced the risk of HIV transmission. Just as with men on PrEP daily, the rate of protection was found to be 97%.

Keep reading for info on this study, plus hot links regarding Anthony Scaramucci, Republicans who want to stall our 2020 election, Chelsea Manning and a video of Corey Feldman attacking his fans ...

(Video still via Daddyhunt)

BJ Gruber gives you a brief PrEP pep talk ...

Bill Gates commits $140M to implantable PrEP pump, which could help destigmatize that dreaded question, “Is it in?”

Leslie Jones swats at S&S for handing Milo Yiannopoulous a quarter of a million reasons to spread more hate: 

@SimonBooks @threshold_books @simonschuster yea but you still help them spread their hate to even more people.

— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) January 2, 2017

New Congress's first act: Gut Office of Congressional Ethics. The swamp will rise! UPDATE: They got cold feet. (On timing.)

Viral pic of Trump as Great Gatsby lording his riches over the homeless is real:

Perspective.

[photo: Paul Needham] pic.twitter.com/KZ2Ph84RJA

— IM🍑HIM (@ziyatong) December 31, 2016 

Ex on the Beach stud wears kinky jockstrap, flaunts foreskin. (Work Unfriendly)

(Image via MTV)

Beefy country singer Sam Hunt is off the market. 

Hear new #SamHunt music right here: https://t.co/VIWKAE29Jc pic.twitter.com/5lYkuTAUxN

— Country Words (@Country_Words) January 2, 2017

(Screengrab via Newsweek.com; words by Kurt Eichenwald)

ABOVE: How Trump's outrageous business conflicts of interest are already endangering America.

Secretary of State-to-be Rex Tillerson is so tight with Putin, Russia's already praised Trump's pick.

Tillerson's so lousy with Russia, his pick such a huge F.U., that even the Republican Senate might not fall in line.

(Video still via The Advocate)

Watch these guys (ABOVE) hook up, face a problem and then — find out your PrEP IQ.

He seems nice: 

 

#daddyspit

A photo posted by @topverbaldaddy on Dec 12, 2016 at 7:36pm PST

Kylie Minogue gives her most out-there, gayest Xmas show — by far! 

WOW! Thank you SO much to the entire #KylieChristmas team, the band, the dancers, the choir, the orchestra, and of course all of YOU!! 🎄👸🏼 pic.twitter.com/ZU7TVtmkL0

— kylie minogue (@kylieminogue) December 10, 2016

Joseph Osmundson writes extensively about PrEP — his personal experience — for this week's Village Voice. Like so many great essays, it's not 100% about the thing you think it's about, and there are going to be passages that most gay men will recognize.

On how AIDS has always informed his sexuality:

My generation of gay men came after the plague but before the pill. What I knew was that fifty thousand people died in the U.S. in 1995. I was thirteen. What I knew was that sex kills, that no pleasure is ever free of worry, of death. The first thing I learned about sex was Kaposi's sarcoma lesions, gaunt thirty-two-year-olds on TV. I became a gay man and a scientist with a background in microbiology and biochemistry. Viruses have always fascinated me for being so complex and yet so simple, for being so deadly with so few genes.

On the tendency to have condomless sex as soon as you're in something like a relationship:

We'd been having unprotected sex for a year. I've always had unprotected sex with my boyfriends, a sign that we cared for each other, that we had built something like trust. I insisted on couples trips to the free clinic after three months of monogamy. I loved this man in part because his sex seemed so free, so out of my control. I begged him not to put me at risk. I told him my body was in his hands. He looked me in the eye and said I could trust him. I did trust him. After I caught him cheating, we used condoms. I got tested. He said that he never had raw sex with anyone but me, that it was an intimacy I alone had earned. I believed he was telling the truth. I trusted that he only cheated safely.

Read more at the Voice.