It’s back to New York for David Moretti, staying in a cushy hotel room with a wrap around balcony (and those of you who’ve stayed in a hotel in NY, you know this means our man has hit the big time). David’s in town for an underwear show, but prude that he is, he only gives us a half assed glimpse at the goods.
With his boyfriend at his side (even though you didn't see it on NBC), Matthew Mitcham wins a gold; Misty May-Treanor goes from Beijing to Dancing With the Stars; David Beckham gives his gay crown to Cristiano Ronaldo and Peyton Manning makes a play for football in the Olympics.
Tonight, Joe Biden takes the stage at the DNC for the most important speech of his political career. Biden will have the challenge of successfully proving that his presence on the Democratic ticket will help win the White House. It’s a tall order that is sure to inspire comparisons to successful VP candidates past like Lyndon Baines Johnson and more ill-fated contenders like the late Lloyd Bentsen.
A fruitful life in front of the camera took an unexpected turn when Jake Deckard, one of many porn stars who set their sites on one day directing, did just that... and became pretty damn good on it, if we do say so ourselves. Take a trip backstage with Jake as we discuss his latest work, Jock Itch 2.
Jet Set is pulling out all the stops this Labor Day with a duo of film sure to turn up the heat. A slew of studs including Sebastian Young and Aaron James descend on the Hollywood Sex Club, then James returns for more fun in Jock Tease. Plus, it's extra innings for adult fav Benjamin Bradley.
Well aware that the world was fervently disappointed that Olympic golden gay boy Matthew Mitcham did not receive the coverage he deserved at the Olympic Games, NBC issued a statement on Wednesday apologizing for the lack of coverage. Outside of the fact that Mitcham is gay, he carries with him a fantastic story. After taking time off and considering retiring, he came back to win gold over a powerful Chinese team that was highly expected to win the top prize.
For the past several weeks he’s been the most talked about person on the planet. Now, eight-time gold medal winner Michael Phelps will show off his comedy chops as host of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, when the show premieres its 34th season on September 13th. The world his seen his athletic prowess. Now we’ll see how we Phelps does up against the likes ofAmy Poehler.
Legendary lesbian activist Del Martin died on Wednesday morning at the age of 87. Her lifelong partner Phyllis Lyon, whom she married legally at last in California in June, was by her side. Martin and Lyon co-founded the nation’s first national advocacy group for lesbians, the Daughters of Bilitis, in 1955. Martin and Lyon were the first same-sex couple to legally wed in San Francisco on June 16 in a ceremony officiated by Mayor Gavin Newsome at City Hall.
Has Mackenzie Phillips pulled a Tatum O’Neal? The former One Day at a Time star and supposedly recovering addict was busted at Los Angeles International Airport on cocaine and heroin possession Wednesday morning, according to TMZ.com. The actress, who has battled drugs since her sitcom days in the seventies, is the daughter of Mamas and Papas founder and singer John Phillips.
Birds do it… bees do it… even gay folks in Palm Springs do it! So if you and the love of your life are ready to do it, i.e., commit yourselves to lifetime of wedded bliss, Palm Springs is the perfect setting for your perfect day. As one of the first destinations to focus its efforts on attracting the gay traveler, Palm Springs has always opened its loving arms to the GLBT community.
The Capital District’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community lost a good friend two weeks ago. Cecelia Garfinkel succumbed to her battle with cancer. Her untimely death got me thinking about the importance of allies in these vexing political times. It is more important than ever for the LGBT community to expand our relationship with straight folks who support our rights.
Gay rights opponents get smacked down in Oregon; Prop 8 fuels a wild fundraising race in California; John McCain proves to be more pro-choice than pro-gay; the Democrats ready for a starry convention in Denver; the Republicans get revved up for their greenest convention ever in St. Paul; and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi changes her tune about offshore drilling, but she wants a few things in return.
Another marathon trip down the highway from San Antonio to Oklahoma City leaves Greg Fieser wondering if it is going to take a lifetime to finish his journey across America. But meanwhile, it's time to find another hookup for some more barhopping and movie making.
I’m tired of hearing everyone whine about how terrible Broadway is these days. Don’t go bad mouthing Disney, the D-list celebrities by the stage door, or the gaggle of tourists waiting to catch a glimpse of Tonya Harding or whoever the producers of Chicago can get to keep their show razzle dazzling. Broadway is alive.
Columnist Alex Fergusen finds Xanax, booze and a man with an age complex don't necessarily mix well when you stumble off of a plane and come toe to toe with an ex. What's our boy wonder to do? Suck it up, face the Ricky Martin +10 look-a-like and get on with it.
It is a scary day when Paris Hilton can come off as more knowledgeable than one of the two major presidential candidates. But that's exactly what happened in her hillarious response to John McCain's attack ads painting Barack Obama as an opaque celebrity icon. Hilton's ad and increased youth voter awareness prove 'hotness' does matter in this election.
An Australian mining town extends an invitation to less attractive women; Malaysia tries to shut Avril LaVigne down for being ‘too sexy’; Manholes go missing in Texas; A Swedish woman tries to sell her apartment with her stepdad still in it; and Italian towns go crazy with a new list of bans against everything from lying in the park to giving a lover a kiss goodbye in a car!
