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Divine Memories

Doing some nostalgic surfing and found the account of a guy with some real gems, including Divine's last EVER performance, an amazing walk through Chicago's Bistro Too nightclub (the city's most famous drag queen Memory Lane makes an appearance) from 20 years ago and early Pride clips. Keep reading to see and hear Divine and to take that walk...

After Dark Special #14

My fave part? The "Make Offer" sticker that came attached to this September 1978 Richard Gere cover.

Better Angles

Via Sticky (NSFW): Ricardo Gomes knows all of Kaylan Morgan Falgoust's best angles. More here.

Starry-Eyed: Tyler Posey

Yesterday, I ran into Teen Wolf's Tyler Posey and a cute friend a block from Times Square where Posey will co-host MTV's New Year's Eve special tonight. Several more shots after the jump...

Signs Of The Times

Some local-business, handwritten signs actually get the punctuation right!

Nothing, Really

This ad for a Japanese version of the stage musical The Wedding Singer is a few years old, but I just came across it. Looks like there is a bit of revenge for Madonna's "Nothing Really Matters" video:

Guydar X 7

More after the jump...

After Dark #13: Gay Love Stinks

From After Dark (December 1978), the first cologne exclusively for gay men, plus—after the jump—two sexy, seasonal shots exclusively for Kenneth...

The Homosexual Gourmand

Above from Us (January 9, 2012), Penn Badgley may look like an extra from the "Sexy and I Know It" video (would love to see him mimicking its signature dance move) but he's still hot to me, always. Even with that hair. Below, that's adorable Matt Bomer from TV Guide giving his most puppy-doggish look:

Two shirtless stars after the jump...

Glitterati

The new issue of TV Guide is seriously trying to fuck with us, offering up Glitter starring Mariah Carey as a highlight of the week on TV. The writers refer to Carey as "one of our favorite divas!" and launch into a blurb explaining what Glitter's all about...as if everyone in the world doesn't already know it as one of the most maligned movies in the history of cinema (right down there with Shanghai Surprise and Swept Away). And you wondered why TV Guide's circ is a shadow of its former self?