And we thought Dwight Twilley's "Girls" was racy back in the day! Check out Del (Del Marquis of Scissor Sisters) & Xavier's campy, sexy, disgusting, surprising music video for "Let Me Tickle Your Fancy," which is very much Work Unfriendly.

I recall desperately seeking the bare-butt scenes on Playboy Channel

Girl talk

BI YOUNG: Ke$ha to Seventeen: "I don't love just men."

Jake Shears is a Queen.

South Korean popstar might face jail time over AWOL hook-up.

Sexy Asher Monroe's "Why Worry" contest. You do wanna meet him.

Patti Page dies at 85.

Trey Songz reacts to same-sex kiss pic.

Jessica Simpson + Jennifer Hudson team up to lose lbs., make $.

Starbucks serves some steaming "Same Love".

Madonna's stalker breaks up with her.

Like a stalker

I generally like Sarah Jessica Parker, but I'm not sure she really pulls off the homo Auntie Mame vibe she needed for Glee's "Let's Have a Kiki"...

What makes a song "gay?"

Is it the singer's real-life sexual persuasion, the explicit or implicit (and positive or negative) lyrical content, how it has been embraced by the gay community, being inextricably linked with its homo-erotic video...or something else?

Or all of the above?

"Wait...'YMCA' is about more than just hittin' the gym?"

My picks for the gayest songs of all time follow below in alphabetical order by artist. There is also a separate post (with a crazy load time) with the songs arranged somewhat creatively for your listening/viewing enjoyment.

Feel free to tell me what am I missing, in both senses of the question...

Madonna, Gaga, Sylvester, too/Cole Porter, we love you...

Here are the links from my original post, arranged somewhat thematically or at least for flow.

There are 150ish videos that follow, so prepare for a long load time.

Again, feel free to tell me what am I missing, in both senses of the question...

The Scissor Sisters wrapped their tour in Europe tonight in Milan, Italy, and are, from all indications, splitting up. Hot on the heels of their "Let's Have a Kiki" hit, it's especially sad that they're "going on hiatus" for what could be—as  Jake Shears told a London crowd—"quite some time." Ana Matronic swears we haven't heard the last of them.

With thanks to Joe.My.God.: The Captain Obvious melding of "Vogue" with "Let's Have a Kiki" finally has a video, a rather clever marriage of dueling source materials...

Lie Down With Dogs (1995) was a somewhat poorly received gay indie, but here the best bits are repurposed with some Scissor Sisters music. The director, writer and star of the film passed away in 2004 at the age of 37...

Madonna wants to have a kiki, too, hon-hon-honey.

Wondering what a kiki is? Wondering how to behave at a kiki? Wonder no more...