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And just like that, Jerry Falwell Jr. is a toasted communion wafer.
Interesting that a pic of Falwell with his arm around the waist of a woman NOT HIS WIFE while holding booze, with his pants undone was the bridge too far — not the poolboy!
ABOVE: Glinda had that wasp waist!
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Via Mr. Man: It’s the dog days of summer, those moist days and sultry nights that get our juices flowing and our minds wandering. When we’re sweaty and bored, one of our favorite pastimes is thinking of perfect, delectable peaches.
With that in mind, Mr. Man is proud to present “August Birthday Butts,” a quick homage to our favorite August birthday hunks. Nude and exposed — just how we like them ...
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Carrie Fisher's assistant, Byron Lane aka Byronius aka Cock Ring, has published his debut novel, A Star Is Bored, proving he has inherited his late boss's knack for titles.
Teased by EW, the book is described by Metrosource as:
... the perfect quarantine companion with delicious celebrity name-dropping, stuck-up personal assistants, self-realization, daddy issues, gay dating gone wrong, witty comebacks, and even cameos by Debbie Reynolds — I mean, a classic Hollywood diva.
You may know Lane from his Web series Last Will and Testicle, which revolved around his testicular cancer diagnosis (in real life, it's back — but treatable — and he's doing fine).
Check out the novel here.
A week from Saturday, Different Stars: A Reckoning with Time, Trauma and Circumstance — a new LGBTQ song cycle for four voices composed/written by Karl Saint Lucy — will be performed by some of NYC's leading cabaret and music stars.
Look and listen for James Jackson Jr., Victoria Huston-Elem, Danielle Buonaiuto and Karl Saint Lucy to bring this new work to life.
Directed by Raquel Cion, the webcast is free, and will benefit the charity QORDS, dedicated to LGBTQ youth ages 12-17 in the American South.
The free livestream happens Saturday, August 15, at 7 p.m. ET. HERE.
More about QORDS:
ABOVE: Comedy icon Lucille Ball was born 109 years ago today!
