Almost 25% there...

Gov. Mark Dayton (D-Minnesota) officially signs marriage equality into law.

"Americans angry about Benghazi can't find it on a map."

This is final word on Benghazi: The definitive timeline.

Even the GOP knows Obama wasn't behind IRS scandal.

Tranna Wintour: What I've learned from divas.

Angelina's kids were supportive during her surgeries.

57 cans of whipped cream later....

Grooviest tights ever!

The racist reality of celebrity porn scams.

Is Beyoncé sick and tired, or with child?

Meet Ryan Fogle, our worst spy ever.

Jonathan Groff's gay-themed series picked up by HBO.

Holy roller claims to have Jesus Christ's endorsement.

Get ready for The Goldbergs (different ones from these):

People (May 20, 2013) has two major LGBT articles, on about a transgender marriage (it didn't start out that way) and the other about the crumbling same-sex marriage of My Fair Wedding's David Tutera amidst charges of sex addiction and prostitutes.

Fascinating, if tantalizingly brief, footage from Stephen Sprouse's first-ever fashion show in 1984 has just gone digital. (Sprouse died of heart failure in 2004 after battling lung cancer.) Catch peeks of his trans muse Teri Toye, Linda Evangelista, Tina Chow and some very sexy men who are probably still hot if they're still alive...

Kings, Queens, and In-Betweens, a documentary I am dying to see...

You're looking at a 15-year-old boy on his deathbed. Raymond Buys and several other South African kids—who were perceived as gay or too effeminate by their families—were sent, at a cost of $2,400—to a camp (Echo Wild Game Rangers training course) meant to toughen them up. In the space of 10 weeks, the perfectly healthy boys were starved, dehydrated, beaten and burned.

In all, three boys died from the abuse. Many others were clearly damaged.

Now, the camp manager and a young assistant are on trial for murder. If there is any part of you that supports the death penalty, I would guess it is pinging  right about now.

What a horror story. And what a shame.

Born in a trunk, in search of a hunk

BOY CULTURE REVIEW: *** out of ****

Just over a week ago, I was able to catch The Nance, a unique show that blends musical performances with affecting drama in a way Smash can only dream of. The Nance isn't perfect, but it has a lot to recommend it, starting with an unsurprisingly pitch-perfect performance by Nathan Lane in the title role.

Lane & Stadlen: Brokeback B.C.

In the '20s and '30s, a "pansy craze" gripped entertainment; male comics flounced and flirted in sketched, brazenly imitating gay stereotypes in a way that flouted common decency...doesn't it sound great??? It was, and the best of these nances were the ones who weren't acting, but who were instead acting up, flaunting their then-illegal sexualities and getting paid for it.

Dan Savage's love

Dan Savage's hunk husband speaks.

Wedding bells for Dawn French!

An al-Qaeda terror attack is thwarted in Canada.

Paraguay's new prez has troglodytic views on gays.

Amazing Keith Haring video.

SATELLITE DISH: Gossip from MTV's earliest days.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev charged for using WMD by feds.

White House sticking to Constitution.

Gun Owners of America honcho: Liberals "pleased" with bombing.

Bette Midler "adored" the "terrifying" Sue Mengers.

Angelyne has a not-so-nice trip.

Who would Jesus abort?

Only 3 known SF earthquake (1906!) survivors.

Barbra regrets not doing Cabaret, Klute and Julia.

Michael Michaud dishes on the late Sal Mineo.

Sofia Vergara's "great time" as a transsexual.

Meet the Imam into gays and marriage equality.

Janice Dickinson broke? 

Brenda Dickson broke and homeless?

Roberto Bolle coming to NYC.

How to find sex...offline?

Folsom Street East is off.

Phyllis Diller's final TV gig: Dukes of Melrose.

Teamsters vs. Westboro: Guess who won?

Pop Tarts: Portraits of Women up for grabs.

CRAZY FOR IT: 'Mazing Madonna megamix.

Madonna's homeless brother injured during arrest.

How Mack Sennett created Studio City.

Pop-up exhibit of Madonna's iconic wardrobe at Macy's in L.A.

Dress her up

Third episode of the Web series The 3 Bits. Into it or not? Let me know...

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Tomorrow at noon, World of Wonder/WOW Presents is continuing with the launch of a new series called Transformations with James St. James. The concept is that the resident diva is totally made over by the most amazing makeup artists in the world.

"The only rule of Transformations is there are no rules. You can transform me into anything you like. We can do clown drag, hag drag, monster drag... My face is a blank canvas."

The series will refresh every Tuesday at World of Wonder's YouTube channel. The premiere episode of Transformations with James St. James, featuring Billy B (of Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey, Beyoncé and Dolly Parton fame), is here:

 

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And exclusively here at Boy Culture, keep reading after the jump to see the latest episode scheduled to go wide tomorrow, starring Rainblo...

First!

Men married in traditional African wedding ceremony.

Even McCain is against the filibuster for gun control.

The dark history & bright future of the marriage-equality debate.

Via Dlisted: Kim Zolciak's ROUGH, unedited vocals. Wow.

Ayanbadejo backpedals on "four players coming out" claim.

In bed with Harry Styles.

Snoop Lion thinks rap is too "masculine" for gays. 

Gay rapper's existence disagrees with Snoop.

Do NOT click here if you're allergic to hot jocks.

GOP wants Beyoncé & Jay-Z to provide Cuba details.

Bill Maher vs. Libertarianism.

Vasa Nestorovic in barely-there underwear.

Miley Cyrus, pothead.

Todd Sanfield = "disturbingly hot."

David Bowie as Tilda Swinton as David Bowie. Questions?

Julia Louis-Dreyfus: World's funniest, most down-to-earth billionairess.