Looks like Prince Harry has a bigger bulge than usual in this pic. Who would have known that Royalty had such a showing down under?

Entertainment Weekly has released an image of their new cover… the cast of MAGIC MIKE! In addition, The Advocate chatted with Matthew McConaughey about his revealing role in the film. Read the full Q&A on Advocate.com. Warner Bros. Pictures will release MAGIC MIKE in theaters nationwide on June 29th, 2012. If you have a tumblr account what a fun thing to post. The moving gif image of Channing Tatut teasing us with his chest. See the trailer below… Read more »

Justin Bieber Shirtless photo shoot with Viddy is actually comparable to that Rolling Stones shoot where we got to see Justin Timberlake bare his twinkish body for a magazine cover. We are liking these pics of Justin Bieber showing off his armpits. Anyone with an armpit fetish will love this male celeb photo shoot. There are a lot of us out there that share that locker room fantasy or think its hot to see a guys armpits. We know you loved it when Jesse McCartney had his foot fetish video… Read more »

It looks like GAP is looking to recapture the gayness it once had by taking a note from JCPenney’s advertising playbook.  A GAP billboard with two guys was spotted in NY this week.  The new ad tells us to be one and be bright and shows the young and cute gay couple together.  It may be harder than ever for brands such as GAP and JCPenney to grow with H&M and so many niche brands expanding.  GAP has always been great to the LGBT community!

The “It Doesn’t Get Better” campaign was described by Dan Savage as, “FCKIN’ GENIUS,” and highly successful. This campaign is making another come back with the gay activist T-shirt website FCKH8.com. The new Internet comedy video, called “Gay Marriage: What’s The Big FCKIN’ Deal?” is the latest where the short-tempered Mr. T lookalike hilariously blasts homophobes who continue to make a big deal out of the sanctity of marriage. This sort of reminds me of the Old Navy meets American Apparel meets gay activist. The new video going viral on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and YouTube, and the group pledges 10¢ for each Facebook “Share” & tweet up to $10K as part of its fundraising effort with proceeds donated to H8SUX.com. This is a project giving thousands of free “OK4U2BGAY” T-shirts to teens to fight bullies in schools.

“What’s The Big FCKIN’ Deal?” gets straight to the point, asking homophobes and ballot box bullies the simple question, “Some dudes like the pole, some chicks like the hole… what’s the big FCKIN’ deal?!”

We just could not resist placing this gay activist dog in the post.

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Pastor Sean Harris of the Berean Baptist Church advised parents in a sermon to punch their sons if they seem “girlish” and “crack” their son’s wrists if they seem “limp”. He also said the same of daughters that seemed too butch. He has issued a non-apology for the video of his sermon or a retraction. The church is trying it’s best to deal with the PR damage from this now that it will forever be known as a hateful bigot church. This is yet another reason why we need churches to pay taxes. According to the applause from the Berean Baptist Church congregation you can tell they are mostly for beating any children that may not be “normal” as they perceive it. If they see a little monster in their home they may beat it. Child services be aware of the members of the Berean Baptist Church. I guess we can put another Baptist church in the category as Westboro. I think the Baptist community needs to stand up and say something or they all look like child beaters and bigots. This is clearly child abuse.

One Facebook comment included “I realize this is going to be a lil hypocritical. But seriously, someone should crack his wrist. Jesus is just so proud of his followers.” Another Facebooker said “Disgusting! I don’t have/do a limp wrist you homophobic, stereotypical bigot.”
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Christopher Eason recently may be getting yet another 15 or hopefully more minutes of fame. He recently got confirmation from the producers of E! ENTERTAINMENT that they will be doing a story based upon him and his career leading up to beating Christina Aguilera. The name of the show will be called “The Voice That Beat The Voice” on E! Entertainment “True Hollywood Story”. He is also featured in a two-page spread inside the National Enquirer this week. Read more »

Chris Evans the hunk of an actor we all know from Captain America: The First Avenger and The Avengers is seen in this photo. This is the Chris Evans not to be confused with the British DJ with the same name. Although the other hunk in the photo next to his is his gay brother who was recently featured in Instinct magazine. Not only is his brother gay but he came out himself in support of Gay Marriage recently in Playboy magazine. Also, make sure you check out Adam Lambert in the May edition of Instinct magazine.

Do you think Mark Wahlberg is free ballin’ underneath this cooking apron? Shall we assume Marky Mark is not wearing his CK Briefs during the filming of his new movie? The 40-year-old actor was spotted with just a cooking apron and a pair of combat boots as he walked around the Pain and Gain set. Pain and Gain is a new movie the shirtless stud is working on directed by Michael Bay. Read more »

It’s somewhat hard to believe that it has been 13 years already since the bombing of the Admiral Duncan Pub in Soho, London. As a London boy who left when a child, I try to get back there as often as possible, and whenever I do Soho and Camden are the two places I cannot miss out on.

I actually attended the Admiral Duncan pub shortly after it reopened a few months after the bombing, while the London Gay Pride march was being held. I was stunned by the crowds of people there, all eager to go inside and buy a pint in support of the venue and those who had been maimed and killed in the blast. It was an amazing sight to see the entire street packed with people drinking out of plastic cups, all there for one reason – to show solidarity with the community in London and those hurt in the atrocity.

April 30th is the day it happened, the third nail bomb to explode in London, with Brixton attacked on the 17th of April, Brick Lane on the 24th, and finally Soho on the 30th.

At the time no one really knew what it was all about. This was a city which had seen its fair share of terrorism already, with the IRA constantly threatening the people of the capital, but this was the first time it was seemingly targeted at specific groups of people. Black, Asian and Gay people were the focus, leading to a lot of speculation.

Of course, after this third explosion it was soon asserted that the perpetrator of these crimes was a neo-Nazi.

David Copeland was the name of that coward. He was the one who was responsible for walking in, leaving an explosive device hidden in a bag, and then running away like the vermin he is to escape the destruction he had planned.

Four died minutes later when his nail bomb tore through the pub. Andrea Dykes, 27 and her unborn child, John Light, 32 and Nik Moore all passed away, with more than 80 people injured.

As we remember that event, we have to also ask ourselves where we are now as a society. I remember that back then, as I watched it unfolding on the news, the local community rallied around, that many more were likely saved by the fast response of the police, the ambulance staff, the neighbors of the venue and passing pedestrians. The support the community displayed after that attack was one of the most uplifting things I think I have seen.

There is no doubt that we are in a better place now than we have ever been when it comes to social cohesion. But, we should also use caution. In France, the National Front party (traditionally a racist and homophobic organization) has reached third place in the first stage of their national elections.
In Norway, the far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik is currently on trial for the racially and religiously motivated mass murder of 77 innocent people. In St Petersberg, Russia, new laws recently came into effect banning discussion of GLBT issues and comparing them to the promotion of pedophilia.

While we should certainly mourn and spend some time contemplating those lost on April 30th 1999 in the Admiral Duncan bombing, we should also consider that, while society may be moving forward in many respects, extremism has not declined.

On the 30th April 2012, there will be a ceremony held to remember all those killed and injured in the three attacks. More information can be found on the Facebook group – Facebook group 17-24-30, and an event page too.