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Steve Winwood’s 1982 single “Valerie.”Winwood was apparently so impressed when he heard Prydz’s version that he re-recorded the sampled lyrics, which solely consist of the lines “call on me” and “I’m the same boy I used to be,” repeated on a loop throughout.You’ve probably danced to it at a bar, circuit party, or your cousin’s wedding.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Take a listen and refresh your memory:Released in September 2004, “Call On Me” reached the top of the singles charts in the UK, France, Germany, and Ireland, among other countries. In the US, it was a staple inside clubs, but only made it to the top 30 of Billboard Dance Charts..However, the song’s visually titillating music video was a sensation in its own right.Set inside a workout class, the clip features a group of female dancers decked out in ’80s-inspired aerobics outfits performing a series of suggestive and over-the-top moves.There is one lone man in the class, played by hunky Argentine Fuller House star Juan Pablo Di Pace in one of his earliest roles, who appears to be turned on by all the deep lady thrusts and booty posturing going around him, despite being all dolled up in a crop top, short shorts and leg warmers himself.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menéndez Story — Ryan Murphy‘s provocative retelling of the infamous ’90s murder case — but the Netflix series is already courting a fair share of controversy. This time, the critiques come from Rosie O’Donnell, who called the show “wildly inaccurate” based on her past experiences with the brothers, which date back to 1996.“It was disappointing, is all I can say, knowing what I know about the case and about them and what they’ve done for 34 years since they’ve been in jail, and what kind of prisoners they are,” she told her 2.4 million TikTok followers in a September 21 video.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Watch.monsters #lyleanderikmenendez #rickilake birthday #anxiety #life @Ricki Lake #halloween The anthology series, which stars Nicholas Alexander Chavez, Cooper Koch, Javier Bardem, and Chloë Sevigny, has already garnered ire for its homoerotic depiction of the brothers’ relationship.

It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…MONSTER MASH: A day after Erik Menendez slammed Ryan Murphy‘s biographical crime drama Monsters, out actor Cooper Koch – who plays Erik in the Netflix series – visited the brothers in prison alongside Kim Kardashian to discuss prison reform.

Brilliant Minds, the doctor is out.Zachary Quinto plays Dr. Oliver Wolf, a gay NYC-based neurologist who, along with a team of interns, uses some unorthodox methods to tend to patients dealing with peculiar matters of the mind.The character is heavily inspired by the real-life Dr.

CNN report. It reprinted old comments it claims the politician — who is currently running for Governor — made on a p*rn forum around 12 years ago.The controversial comments included labeling himself a “Black N*zi”, disparaging Martin Luther King, and saying slavery wasn’t all that bad and should be brought back.