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Fashion photographer West Phillips has traveled the world photographing gorgeous musclebound men for many top underwear campaigns. But while he was always grateful for the work and to be doing a job that he loved, one thing often bothered him. “I realized how much was lacking in Western media when you’re looking at photos and advertisements and other photographers I was following on social media,” Phillips tells PinkPlanet. Particularly, he noticed a lack of Asian representation in the male modeling industry. So...

We want to give credit where credit is due: Nobody at Queerty can lay claim to this headline. This particular clickbait current was channeling through none other than guitar wunderkind John Mayer, who relayed the story on Andy Cohen‘s SiriusXM channel, Radio Andy. And like so many things in life, the reality doesn’t quite align with the fantasy. Take it from here, John: “This is a story that’s designed for people to pick up, put in press and put in a headline. And the headline...

We’ve all been there. You’re at the beach enjoying a day of sun and fun. Then suddenly, you see a hot hunk or a group of guys slathering each other in sunblock and — uh oh — you have to lay belly down on your towel or go waist-deep into cold water to hide your (ahem) “interest.” Well worry not, easily aroused beach-comber! An adult video tube site has just unveiled their “B*nerless Bathing Suit” which uses presumably space-age technology...

This week, the. UK-based men’s underwear subscription company Box & Scandal held a body-positive fashion show where models of varying size and age walked around in skivvies and animal masks holding signs with slogans like, “Make Love Handles Not War,” “Balls to Perfection” and “Holes Don’t Make Goals.” (We have no idea what that last one means.) The fashion show, which occurred as part of Manchester Fashion Week, was meant to combat unrealistic body images, according to company owner Rob...

If you’re upset over Chick-fil-A’s continued donations to anti-LGBTQ groups, you’re probably not going to like the company’s justification either. Vice president of corporate social responsibility and executive director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation, Rodney Bullard, recently told Business Insider that the company feels a “higher calling” about its donations and isn’t so preoccupied with “any political or cultural war that’s being waged,” Here’s Bullard’s quote: “The calling for us is to ensure that we are relevant and impactful in the community, and that we’re helping...