ABOVE: Portis Wasp never fails.
BELOW: Maluma for Versace, Sinema & Manchin against voting rights, Giuliani subpoenaed, hot feet and more ...
ABOVE: Portis Wasp never fails.
BELOW: Maluma for Versace, Sinema & Manchin against voting rights, Giuliani subpoenaed, hot feet and more ...
ABOVE: He's kiltin' me over heah!
ABOVE: Greek came true.
Above: The above — FOLLOW HERE — made me remember this that '70s or '80s image of the gay clone in jeans sitting on a fire hydrant in the village. Even though no fire hydrant around. For some reason.
Above: Wilson Models always has it going on.
A few weeks back, Randy Rainbow was dropping hints about working with an idol of his on some special project, and now it's out!
In a splashy, gay-friendly (hell, it's actually straight-hostile) Orbitz ad, Randy does what he does best while flanked by Bianca del Rio and Miss Richfield 1981, and all three are joined by Captain Margaret Cho.
Oh, and a half-naked gymnast.
It almost makes me want to go to Egypt. Almost.
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Advocate.com has compiled a list of the queerest U.S. cities — and there are some shockers.
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(First gallery image via Chippendales, all others by Matthew Rettenmund)
I went to see the Chippendales in Vegas a few years ago, and was surprised how gay-friendly it was. Returning this past week to catch the final night of Nyle DiMarco's residency as celebrity host, it had only gotten gayer—while still maintaining its unique status as the premier male burlesque stop for ladies.
The Chippendales Theatre at the Rio, plus Nyle's sexy-as-hell promo poster! (Images by Matthew Rettenmund)
The show is a nonstop parade of irresistible, hypermasculine clichés designed to elicit scream after scream—Marines, construction workers, motorcycle gangs, they're all there, as are the mostly hairless, uniformly muscled, TALL, sometimes tattooed men who thrust their way through the numbers.
So many men, including my Chippendales hubby, John, center (Images by Matthew Rettenmund)
As bulky as they are, most of the guys are terrific dancers, the music is up-to-the-minute, the costumes are on-point (and half-off!) and the newly installed LED displays let you check out every flex.