Aug
20
2017
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Not a sign you can buy at Walmart. More “SOTT” here.
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 ...
Steve Grand has been called every name in the book for wearing a Speedo so often, mostly because his detractors remember the one time he became annoyed with the gay media fixating on his old Speedo poses in a way that felt insulting. He flared up, he apologized and later fully embraced his sex-symbol status — but some commenters Won't. Let. It. Go.
Now, he's speaking out in Attitude about the issue, and really puts a fine point on it ...
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Teen Wolf's Cody Christian peels down, dresses up for Bello Mag. More after the jump ...
Logic's song “1-800-273-8255” feat. Alessia Cara & Khalid is an all-star affair, but what is more noticeable is its extremely sensitive portrayal of a gay teen's (Coy Stewart) struggle to embrace his first love (Nolan Gould) while navigating family and school and athletic demands.
It's a truly beautiful statement in an all-too-short line of explicitly pro-LGBTQ music videos.
The song's title is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline ...
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Keep reading if you think this is too harsh ...
