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“The History of Sound” is a film about many things. For instance, it’s about grief.

drinking with gays always turn into a music video viewing party?” The post drew thousands of replies, many of which included embeds of music videos themselves. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Naturally!because kelly clarkson didn’t roll around in the mud in a wedding dress like that for us to NOT keep appreciating it 20 years later https://t.co/rjvGipG5Wz pic.twitter.com/edMndvgfBgThere are a myriad of theories as to why gay men love queening out to their favorite pop divas werking it on screen: sharing, community building, respect for our mothers and the sacrifices they’ve made for our entertainment.

Parientes a la Fuerza, Mujeres Asesinas and La Rosa de Guadelupe.He was also a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother: Mexico (known as Casa De Los Famosos) and La isla: Desafío Grecia y Turkey, which is considered to be Mexico’s unofficial version of Survivor.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Losa is also extremely fit and is not shy about flaunting his physique on social media.A post shared by Jorge Losa (@jorgelosaactor)A post shared by Jorge Losa (@jorgelosaactor)A post shared by Jorge Losa (@jorgelosaactor)Earlier this week, Losa made headlines as he opened up about his sexuality.In an interview on the popular Spanish-language podcast El Papishou, Losa was asked by out host Roberto Carlo if he had any same-sex experiences.The handsome star responded in the affirmative explaining how it occurred as a young boy going through puberty.“Yes, obviously. These are things I have never talked about,” Losa said.

pic.twitter.com/40ft9akLmTThe whole thing is nauseating. Trump’s cabinet picks remind me of those men who have strong opinions on everything but never have to back up their bluster. You know the type—the ones who only watch gymnastics once every four years at the Olympics but still feel qualified to advise Simone Biles on how to land a vault.

according to new CDC data that showed overall diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections decreased by 2% in 2023.Although 2.46 million new instances of STIs were reported, the last year saw a significant drop in cases of gonorrhea and primary and secondary syphilis — primarily driven by the LGBTQ+ community.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.

Ted Olson, a Republican lawyer who championed gay rights by leading multiple marriage equality lawsuits, died on Wednesday in Fairfax, Va., after suffering a stroke. He was 84.

really in charge here?The sexy queer short film Safe Word explores the unspoken feelings that linger just beneath the surface of a kinky dom/sub relationship, and what happens when we keep our emotions more bound than our bodies.From filmmaker Christopher Cunetto, the intimate story opens on Cesar (Mauricio Pita, who also produces the film), a man nervously jotting down words on a sheet of paper. Shazam? No.

Back in 2016, after Donald Trump was elected President, we wrote an update for the community responding to people’s fears that their marriages were under threat. Today, we’re seeing the same concerns again. So here’s a short update on our original post.

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