ABOVE: ... God?

BELOW: Keep reading for pits 'n' tits, Mike Johnson's monkeypox problem and more ...

ABOVE: A reminder that Jack Scalia's ass looked great in jeans. Come and follow me on IG if you like the flashbacks.

(Image via Peter Miller/New York)

BONUS PIC: Today's photo is a 2.5" X 3.75" tintype (1870s-'80s) depicting two ladies in soulful embrace.  This image is from the estate of Julia Grant Dietz, great-granddaughter of U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant and the granddaughter of Elihu Root, Secretary of State for President Theodore Roosevelt.  This was originally obtained at an estate sale in Fayetteville, New York. — Peter Miller, New York

BELOW: Keep reading for Timothée Chalamet's booty flash, open season on trans kids, remembering Grace Kelly and more ...

(Images via video stills)

Yes, I sometimes watch old reruns of The Price Is Right and develop crushes on male contestants. This one, Patrick from 1982, had a soft clone thing going on ...

(Images by Matthew Rettenmund)

It's now time for day 9 of behind-the-scenes images from the making of Boy Culture: Generation X, which you can rent at Amazon, YouTube, Roku, Apple, Google, Samsung and more.

Day 9 was the day Steve Grand did his work ...

ABOVE: Mom always said don't ball in the house.

BELOW: Keep reading for a way to help Joe Putignano's surviving husband, DeSantis's thin skin, a tender tribute to a late actor and more ...

ABOVE: Happy birth-week to gay dreamboat Howard McGillin.

BELOW: Keep reading for Paul Mescal, Fellow Travelers, Boy George and more ...

ABOVE: Never got hotter than that.

Bonus photos: Vintage gay house party (1960s) from the collection of Peter Miller/New York

BELOW: Keep reading for a stunning 'Grammer, a stacked locker room, Trump fans boo reality and more ...

(All images by Matthew Rettenmund)

It's been a long time coming, but Boy Culture: Generation X is available for rent as of November 7 — on Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung, YouTube, Roku and more. I would really appreciate any of you checking it out! 

Over the next few days, I'm posting some photos from our 11-day shoot, which should give you a great peek into what it was like making this long-simmering sequel to Boy Culture (2006) ...