ABOVE: I would like to book a beach holiday to Australia. In the 1980s.

BELOW: Keep reading for a famous showoff, Trump's CNN debacle, DeSantis losing his cool, queer library, Beyoncé's tour opener and more ...

ABOVE: These guys must have taken a LOT of photos together over the years! Great IG concept.

BELOW: Keep reading for a new series about a gay marine, Menendez Brothers ready for their close-up, Han & Luke naked and more ...

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ABOVE: Instagram is the bulge police — they removed this image.

BELOW: Keep reading for Ursula, a drag shout-out on the House floor, famous folks continue to pretend trans kids are rushed into surgery and more ...

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ABOVE: It's his athleticism I so admire.

BELOW: Keep reading for a skimpy Speedo, banned books bark back, Dylan Mulvaney speaks out about her vilification and more ...

Patrik-Ian Polk received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the I AM Awards in Washington, D.C., over the weekend.

The director of Punks (2000), TV's Noah's Arc (2004) and its movie sequel Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom (2008), The Skinny (20212) and Blackbird (2015) was celebrated by many of his friends and peers ... and the occasion turned into a reunion of the Noah's Arc cast!

Turns out Darryl Stephens, Rodney Chester, Christian Vincent and Doug Spearman had already reunited, shooting a Paramount+ feature that continues the Noah's Arc story. Can't wait!

Ringler, Copes & Rose (Images by Justin Clynes, Mark J. Franklin & David Hull)

A new LGBTQIA+ series is set to begin shooting in NYC next month — The Struggle, created by Alex Ringler (who you saw a lot of in Broadways's West Side Story, and even more of in Bros).

Ringler will star with DeMarius Copes (Dear Evan Hansen) and Darius Rose (yes, bitch, Jackie Cox of RDR fame).

From a press release:

Three roommates, Patrick, Rez, and Colt have their lives thrown into disarray when Colt’s live-in girlfriend breaks up with him and takes her share of the rent with her. Will Patrick, the guy with silver-spoon privilege flowing out of his pores actually have to enter the workforce for once? Will Rez, the server/actor have to take another job moonlighting at a secret location as a secret alter-ego? Will Colt find love again, or just a roommate that doesn’t want to jump his bones? Therein lies The Struggle. At its heart, The Struggle is a comedy about the unlikely friendships and the fun (and not so fun) realities of roommate living in New York.

The new show will be directed by Jason Lee Courson and produced by Josh Ravetch.

I look forward to more queer content. We need it to combat all the bad blood being stirred up in Florida and spread out across the country. I'll keep you posted on where The Struggle lands.

Via Mr. Man:

Netflix is keeping the kink train going with Obsession, their latest and arguably greatest softcore series. Obsession is based on the same novel, Damage, that the 1992 movie Damage was based on. The four-part series brings some sex scenes so insane that would make 365 Days star Michele Morrone blush, which is really saying something. It stars Richard Armitage — a 6' 2" tall, blue-eyed British actor most famous for portraying Thorin in the trilogy of The Hobbit trilog, and who this blog recently honored with a post. We see his butt in multiple kinky straight sex scene, and he even flashes his big penis while drying off after getting out of the shower ...

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Jane Krakowski's “Bells & Whistles ” for Schmigadoon! should lead to an Emmy nomination ...