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Hi Jake,A bunch of my gay friends are planning to get “HoleTox” (a.k.a. Botox for the, um, backside) together and asked me if I wanted to join. At first I thought it was a joke but then I learned, actually, it’s a real thing that gay men are doing, especially in places like NYC and L.A. Apparently it can help bottoms who have a difficult time relaxing, especially if their partners are on the larger side. I need to know… Is this a real legit thing, or just some crazy fad being peddled by plastic surgeons and the Botox industry? Also, am I totally insane to want to try it? Hole’ Lot of UncertaintySubscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Dear Hole’ Lot of Uncertainty,Believe it or not, “HoleTox” is a real thing (they even did an exposé about it on the Howard Stern Show last week).

Lady Like, a fascinating, intimate, and joyful new documentary from filmmaker Luke Willis about RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14 runner-up Lady Camden, a.k.a. artist & dancer Rex Wheeler.The Camden Town, London-born performer (hence the drag name), has been subverting people’s expectations of him pretty much his entire life:Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.“I remember you guys telling me that you thought I was going to be really kind of butch and sexy because my name is Rex,” he jokes to some people he’s working with early in the film.

Let’s unwrap this week’s edition of “Bop After Bop”…Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.It’s hard to reimagine a classic like WHAM!’s “Last Christmas,” and though Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan and ROSÉ have all recently tried, nothing quite comes close to George Michael’s original delivery of this iconic Christmas track. Luckily, to commemorate 40 years of “Last Christmas,” WHAM! has released a special Last Christmas 40th Anniversary EP, including a previously unreleased live rendition at Wembley Arena, that feels like unwrapping a nostalgic gift that’s been waiting under the tree.

British Vogue in an interview published on Thursday, Dec. 12, Bailey, who stars as Prince Fiyero in the hit film alongside Ariana Grande (Galinda) and Cynthia Erivo (Elphaba), discussed his desire to grow his family.He also shared that he started preparing for the possibility of adopting a child — and is open to co-parenting with a man or a woman.When asked if he wanted children someday, Bailey responded, “Yes, it’s such a privilege for a man,” adding, “but I can’t bring children into my lifestyle now” due to his hectic work schedule.The actor — who starred as the heartthrob Lord Anthony Bridgerton in Netflix’s “Bridgerton” for the past four seasons — said he wants “to make sure I’m going to be present” before pulling the trigger on kids.

Robbie Williams opened up about rumors that he is gay.