In honor of Jaymes Vaughan’s new reality TV series, actor Jonathan Bennett is giving everyone a slice of cake. And by that, we mean showing off his hubby’s bubble butt on his main Instagram feed. (more…)
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All the Queer Projects/Actors up for a Golden Globe Award
The annual Golden Globe Awards returns to NBC and Peacock Tuesday night. NBC opted not to air the awards show in 2022 over widespread criticism of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s lack of diversity. According to Variety, the HFPA has added 103 new voters to increase the diversity of the voting pool.
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Hopefully, having gay comedian Jerrod Carmichael as the host for the evening is a hint that the evening will be successfully queer. This year’s nominees include multiple LGBTQ+ stars and storylines, so let’s hope they all make it up to the stage.
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinhert’s film Everything Everywhere All at Once received six nominations, including Best Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy, and acting noms for Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Ke Huy Quan.
The psychological thriller Tár earned three nominations – Best Motion Picture — Drama, Best Screenplay, and Best Actress for Cate Blanchett’s portrayal of the iconic lesbian composer Lydia Tár.
Damien Chazelle’s queer-inclusive film Babylon is up for Best Picture – Musical/Comedy.
Check out the rest of the Golden Globe nominees below.
Close – Gay Belgian director Lukas Dhont’s project is nominated for Best Non-English-language Film.
Brendan Frasier (The Whale): Best Actor – Drama
Jeremy Pope (The Inspection): Best Actor – Drama
Daniel Craig (Glass Onion): Best Actor – Musical/Comedy
The White Lotus S2: Best Limited Series and Best Supporting Actress nods for bi actor Aubrey Plaza and Jennifer Coolidge.
Niecy Nash (Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story): Best Supporting Actress – Limited Series
Hacks: Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy
Hannah Einbinder (Hacks): Best Supporting Actress — Musical or Comedy
Emma D’Arcy (House of the Dragon): Best Television Actress – Drama Series
Zendaya (Euphoria): Best Television Actress – Drama Series
Abbott Elementary: Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy, Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy, Best Supporting Actress for Janelle James and Sheryl Lee Ralph, and Supporting Actor for Tyler James Williams.
Ryan Murphy: The queer television writer and producer (Glee, Pose, American Horror Story) will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Tune in to the 80th Golden Globe Awards show on January 10 on NBC and Peacock.
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Hasbro Released a Modern-Day ‘Clue’ Design and Gay Twitter Is Thirsty
Hasbro has given the old Clue board game a modern-day makeover, and Twitter can’t decide which new character is hotter. (more…)
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Jeremy Pope Reveals He Lost a Film Role Because of His Sexuality
The Inspection star Jeremy Pope opened up to Variety about why he dropped out of a major studio production: “I had to say ‘eff that energy.’” (more…)
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32 Illustrations That Explore The Men’s Locker Room
What is our fascination with locker rooms? It is a source of complex feelings for many gay men. Many of our most impactful teenage memories are made in this place of vulnerability. Some of us used to dread the locker room out of fear of bullying. For others, it was a source of shame and anxiety surrounding our bodies. Then there were those of us for whom it was an awakening. This brought with it its own anxieties, of course. “What if they know? Can they tell I’m not like them? Don’t look directly at them, just shower and get out of here.” For some, these complex feelings develop into a kind of taboo fascination. So let’s explore this fascination through the safe and limitless medium of art.
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Masculinity and the Men’s Locker Room
Safe is the operative word here. For so many straight men, it seemed that navigating this place was second nature. Not only were they not anxious, but they also seemed to thrive. The locker room was a space to perform masculinity. To flex your ego and to blow off some steam. Smacking butts, whipping towels, communal showering, and general rough-housing. There is something very homoerotic about the whole thing. With that in mind, keep scrolling for some of our favorite illustrations that evoke the same sweaty, homoeroticism that makes locker rooms so fascinating.
Make sure to follow the artists listed here and support them in whatever way you can. Whether that’s through crowdfunding, commissions, or purchasing a print/merch in their stores, anything helps.
1. Felix D’eon (@felixdeonart)
2. Syrs (@syrs)
3. Daniel Jaen (@danieljaenart)
4. Rene Farias (@rfariasamores)
5. Daisuke (@daisukebear)
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6. vrsa minor (@vrsaminor)
7. Ryan the Artist (@ryantheart)
8. Zach Brunner (@zacharyiswackary)
9. Iliev Illustration (@ilievillustration)
10. Dopey (@yy6241)
11. Qaisan (@kkai_san)
12. Ralph Cervi (@ralphcervi)
Have you followed these artists or shared their work? If you’ve made it this far now would be a great time to go back up and click through on their names and images to show your support. There is plenty more where this came from. Go ahead and work through your complex relationship with locker rooms some more.
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Sam Smith Has the Best Response to Internet Trolls
Sam Smith’s secret weapon: Brown bikini bottoms and a beautiful pool in the forest. (more…)
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Dave Bautista Explains Why He Covered Up a Homophobic Tattoo
Dave Bautista is quickly becoming one of the most wholesome celebrities in Hollywood! (more…)
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Netflix Confirms Spooky Return of ‘Wednesday’ Season Two
Netflix has finally put us out of our misery and announced the return of Wednesday Addams in the record-breaking supernatural series. (more…)
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‘Stranger Things’ Star Noah Schnapp Comes Out as Gay
Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp used his TikTok platform to let everyone know he is gay. (more…)
