Above: From TETU (Novembre 2009), Yoann Gourcuff's got legs and knows how to use them. Below: From the same issue, a shot of Mario Lopez:
I learned about Gilles Marini's official calendar from Us (December 14, 2009):
Star (December 14, 2009) offers this fetching pic of Twilight Saga star Kellan Lutz in the middle of a game of strip poker:
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Above from OK! (November 16, 2009): Check out Melrose Place's adorable Michael Rady. Even Ashlee Simpson could act impressed with how hot he is. Below, In Touch (November 16, 2009) comes through with a shot of 25-year-old teacher Stephen Stagliano, who has somehow gotten mixed up in a lame post-show Bachelorette affair:
Esquire's Fall 2009 Platinum Edition Big Black Book has one spread that caught my eye—Tim Simmons shoots this hirsute hottie for an editorial on the versatility of gray:
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JockBoyLocker has produced the 2010 Jocks of the NFFLA charity calendar with all proceeds going to Positive Impact Atlanta (which helps with HIV/AIDS testing and mental health assistance for those living with the disease). You can get the calendar by clicking here, and keep reading to see more hot outtakes...
Apparently Magic Johnson still thinks it was all Isiah Thomas's fault that people thought he was secretly gay, which led to his becoming HIV-positive. Meanwhile, there were rumors about him for years prior to his publicly announcing he had HIV (Jermaine Stewart's name came up a lot). Too bad he can't let go.
Meanwhile, on the subject of who's gay and who isn't, how did I never realize this happened??? Magic's friend Arsenio Hall was heckled by Queer Nation for never having gay guests (he attempted to engage at first, but had no clue who Gus Van Sant was at the time and wasn't interested in Larry Kramer or Harvey Fierstein).
Above, survey winner Gilles Marini ("Hottest DWTS Alumni!") as seen in In Touch (October 26, 2009). Below, from the same ish, Zac Efron is just one part of a wave in Canada:
In Globe (October 26, 2009), Clark Gable's grandson Clark Gable III flexes after a Hollywood-party knife attack:
Ben Cohen is a man's man (if only!) in Attitude (October 2009):
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"This is about the future of the United States of America and what kind of country we're going to have."—Rush Limbaugh, reacting to being forced out of a group attempting to by the Rams
Exactly, Rush; and it appears we're heading toward being the kind of country where speech is free but words matter and trash talk ain't cheap.
