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A post shared by Joey Gonzalez (@joeygonzalez)Joey Gonzalez estimates he’s taught close to 10,000 fitness class, and taken thousands more. As CEO of Barry’s, the hunky Chicago native and Miami resident presides over the hottest brand in fitness. Originally opened as a storefront in West Hollywood, Barry’s was designed to be a tougher workout than the aerobics and sculpting classes that dominated the scene in the late 1990s.

Shawn Mendes opened up about his career and love life in a new interview.

A group of 45 Senate Democrats sent a letter Thursday urging leadership to reject the 55+ anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ measures that Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives have attached to must-pass FY25 spending bills, while also arguing that the “poison pill” policy riders must be kept out of the appropriations process moving forward.

la petite mort, which literally translates to “little death.” So, considering there’s a new gay, Mexican dance drama on the way called Seré Breve Al Momento De Morir—a.k.a. Dying Briefly, in English—we’ll give you one guess what this movie is really about…From filmmaker Juan Briseño, Dying Briefly debuted this past summer in Mexico, but it’s recently been picked up by indie LGBTQ+ distributor TLA Releasing for the U.S.

Spotify’s annual streaming retrospective, which dominated IG feeds and inspired copycats from the likes of Apple Music, Amazon Music, Duolingo, and even Grindr.But now, the year’s most unhinged recap has arrived, and it’s not even from our Uber Eats app. (We don’t need to see the numbers, please!)Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Of course, we’re talking about go-to cruising app Sniffies, who unveiled their DownLoad 2024 on Thursday — please note the intentional capitalization.Naturally, it’s just as raunchy, sexy, and shocking as you’d expect.According to the data, the fast-growing platform, which notably allows X-rated pics in profiles, had its biggest year yet — in more ways than one.Apparently, the “average reported dick size” is up 3%, there was a 26% increase in users who identified as straight, and app users hit a new record with a “group meet-up” that boasted 339 attendees.