Dylan Rosser's begun adding "results" from his recent trip to NYC to his growing collection of male models. Each week (for the next four), Dylan will be adding one model to THE MALE FORM. First up in Sam Devries, an Israeli model living in Pittsburgh, PA.
Dylan shot the images in his hotel room - in the heart of the aptly named Meat Packing district. Enjoy MORE PHOTOS after the jump (even more at themaleform.net)
Mario Lopez has the smallest weenie of all. George Clooney takes a mouthful. And Nicole Richie likes'em big! Yes, it's that time again to celebrate the eating of wieners. Check out this gallery of celebs 'totally doggin' it.'
p.s. - if you're eating wieners today, show me how you like to eat'em...big, small, messy, etc. Take a pic and send to me!
Kristine W walks away from this muscley hunk, saying she's "not here to play." "And if you're not really free to love, If you don't need my love...Then turn and walk away." From Kristine's recently released album "The Power of Music". WATCH NOW.
How a Gay Trend Becomes a Mainstream Fad by Stephen J. Lucin
Ever since Calvin Klein's men's underwear ads were plastered all over Times Square, in numerous fashion magazines and on television in the 1990s, fashionable men's underwear has taken a shift from being associated predominantly with the gay community and has found its rightful place within the mainstream men’s market.
Over the last decade, underwear brands such as /baskit/, Andrew Christian, 2(x)ist and Ginch Gonch have gone just as far as Calvin Klein by appealing to both the gay and straight male sensibilities. By creating mainstream advertisements with a gay undertone, or by first building a foundation within the gay community and then branching out into the mainstream men’s market, these companies have seen sales ebb and flow over the last several years.
Colorado-based Baskit Wear's /baskit/ brand was started in 2002 by three fashion industry professionals, but purchased by Eric Schwers in 2007 in an effort to re-establish the brand across a broader market. Schwers has helped introduce the brand's new lines of underwear, swimwear and loungewear, which in 2009, he promises will appeal to an even broader market.
"This is not your father’s underwear," says Schwers. "/baskit/ styles are designed to highlight a man’s body. Special cuts, contours and high impact accent colors make each pair of underwear fashionable and allow men the ability to express their own style. For 2009, /baskit/ will concentrate on expanding its reach into more mainstream markets with some edgy interpretations of classic underwear style."
When /baskit/ was first introduced to the market in 2002, "there were plenty of well-known and mainstream brands on the market," adds Schwers. "But none were designed for a fashion-forward guy who wasn’t afraid to branch out beyond the basic styles men have been wearing for years. /baskit/ was created to provide that hip, comfortable alternative for modern men who want underwear that fits their lifestyles." (CONTINUE READING)
Yes, I know...its almost too much to deal with. But it's true! Zac Efron was seen leaving La Peer Salon in Beverly Hills on Thursday with a new 'do' - very much like the one that Chace Crawford got earlier in the week. I, for one, am glad his unkempt mop is gone. How 'bout you? And who's rocks the look better...Zac or Chace?
[ source | photos: ME/Rocstar ]
Display mag is hot and feeling refreshed with their new summer issue. Inside, 'shooting star' Lope Navo shares images from his new book, STARK...while Bojan Stanic shows off Serbian hottie Vasa Nestorovic as this issue's 'Eye Candy.' MORE PICS on the next page.
Also inside, 40 years of europride, hot photos, gay city governers from around the world, Denver's Gay Rodeo, Brüno and Europe’s gays on the new film, Jazz Festival Montreux (organized by openly gay Claude Nobs), and Display readers travel-plans, travel tips and insider secrets on where to find the best Swiss hot-spots. Lastly, Gay TV presenter Patrick Rohr invites Display to dinner and it ends with a romantic proposal of marriage.
Have a look at the new issue at DISPLAY's website, www.display-magazin.ch.
Grab your passport and your toothbrush, it's time to take a trip with DNA #114! Rob and Ryan invite you to go to vibrant Buenos Aires, take a rough ride with a Brokeback cowboy at the rodeo in LA, and surrender to the dark side at San Francisco's Folsom Street Fair. [ DNA ]
Photographer Gavin Bond tackles the touchy subject of weight in a cheeky 'skeletal chic' way, communicating strongly the important message of being healthy in a playful manner.
[ Homotography ]
Jamie Dominic has piercing eyes, hot tatts, an incredible body, striking looks and an obviously very impressive package. What may not be as widely known is that he is a singer/songwriter too.
[ Aussielicious ]
M Mensuel #14 is now available with Phil Fusco on the cover. The magazine is in French only — but don't fret. There's more than 60 pages of hot pics - and as they say, 'a picture is worth a thousand words.' [ Le Gay Blog ]
OMG...how did I MISS THIS?? Check out the brand new music video for Aqua's new hit "Back to the 80s". So lovin' it! (except for the sad reference to the days when "Michael Jackson was black")
Saddened by the immediate discharge of out-and-proud U.S. soldier Dan Choi from the the National Guard because of his "homosexual conduct," Tila Tequila took to the net today and posted a letter on her GlobalGrind.com blog, asking President Obama to repeal the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.
"Being an openly bisexual woman myself and having a lot of close gay friends, I have always HATED that policy, which pretty much tells people that in order to serve our country, you have to live in secret. You can't openly embrace the person you love or tell others about them. What kind of message does that send? Well, clearly its one of shame. Very shameful and quite sad," said Tila.
Applauding President Obama for extending partner benefits to federal Gay employees, calling on Congress to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act, meeting with Mathew Shephard's mom about hate crimes, and repealing the HIV travelers ban, Tila also asked the President for a date to repeal the DADT Policy, and finished her letter with, "We are here, we are queer, and its about time that the military gets used to it!!! Discrimination is so 2000 and Late! The time is NOW!!!!!! YES WE CAN, BUT ONLY IF YOU CAN!"
More at Tila Tequila's blog.
I <3 The Sounds. So, of course, I have to tell you that they are making their single "No One Sleeps When I'm Awake" available as a free mp3 beginning today! GET IT HERE!
Check'em out on the June 19th episode of The Late Show with David Letterman, above.
In case you missed it: THE SOUNDS: NO ONE SLEEPS WHEN I'M AWAKE
