Tim Tebow and Jon Hamm posed for the cameras at the NFL Honors And Pepsi Rookie Of The Year ceremony that took place over the weekend. They sure make a cute couple!

I'm sure they had lots to talk about.

Tonight Channing Tatum is hosting Saturday Night Live, the actor known for his role in the homoerotic Roman film “The Eagle.” Reminding the audience that he got his start as a male stripper, Channing busted out of his shirt right in the opening monologue of the show, looking pretty darn good.

At first I thought he was going to only have Kristen Wiig in the audience as one of his former clients, but of course it went gay and we got to see the hilarious Fred Armisen drool over Channing’s ripped body.

Here’s a photo of the actor in his early days as a male stripper.

Some guys are so hot, they look great even in unflattering camera angles and corporate polyester uniforms. The internet’s getting excited by this hunky muscular waiter at a undisclosed iHop. I’m sure orders for sausage have doubled since he started working.

Someone even created a Facebook group about the hunky waiter to crowdstalk him. Whatever happened to leaving your number with a 50% tip?

I certainly hope that having super hot waiters isn’t the sign of a bad economy, cause this guy makes it look like we’re economically screwed.

– Thanks to Queerty for this one!

Last night we celebrated Glitter Day with an Egyptian flavour! My husband and I are just back from a trip to Egypt and thought that a well endowed fertility god would give a nice touch to the evening

Along with rainbow flags we had pyramids, arabian lanterns and an image of Alexander the Great with Min (the fertility god) and his… offer!!!

Happy Glitter day!!!

Where would Santorum surge in Iowa if not from behind?

And you thought Christmas couldn’t get any scarier.

Here’s a fabulous drawing made by Rei Sato, who you might better know as the illustrator who drew the Barbarians Do it Better T-Shirt.

Thanks Rei for the wonderful artwork.

Marc Felion and Fausto Fernós - illustration by Rei Sato

Throughout the various articles published on her life and death, she is alternately referred to as “transgender” and “drag performer”, and occasionally by the Maori term “whakawahine” (fah-kah-wah-HEE-nay) which refers to ‘one who lives as a woman’ (compare to the Samoan “fa’afafine”).

However you define her, Carmen was a colourful boundary-breaking character, a former street worker turned dancer and entertainment entrepreneur, and once ran for Mayor of Wellington (a position later won by the world’s first openly trans MP Georgina Beyer, also of Maori descent), all during an era still marked by retrograde and phobic attitudes towards homosexuality and rigid gender roles.

A karakia (prayer) for the dead follows, in te reo Maori, the language of the indigenous people of Aotearoa-New Zealand. Phrased so that it is appropriate for pakeha (people not of Maori descent) to say:

Tena Koutou i o koutou tini mate
No reira, haere e nga mate
Haere ki te wa kainga
Haere, haere, haere.

Translated into English:
Greetings to your many dead
Therefore, farewell the dead
Go to the home of all time
Farewell, farewell, farewell.

Here’s another use of the photo as well.

Here’s a link to our original blog entry:

-Thanks to Justin for taking a picture of the gay nightclub poster and Angela!

The judges on the last season of RuPaul’s Drag Race may not have agreed with Mimi Imfurst that drag is a contact sport but it looks like they do now.

Ho, ho, huff.

Ah that warm feeling you get during the holidays. Santa on poppers? Be careful Santy, don’t mix them with viagra! You’ll suffer from a stroke and die.

Someone sent this lovely holiday themed image via email, not sure what they were trying to say, but we appreciate the sentiment!

Speaking of poppers, did you know at one point in time recently a single company ran a poppers monopoly in the U.S. and was one of the largest donors to the Democratic party?

Listen to our podcast about the fascinating history of the poppers industry.

How funny that an article of clothing can carry so much significance.

Here’s some funny responses:

It’s not the first time Republicans’ have been compared to the film. That Texas Governor put himself in the White House twice.

This beautiful map of penis sizes was created by the AlphaDesigner blog, who writes that the world hasn’t always been so obsessed with cock sizes and that in Ancient Greece, people preferred a small uncut penis.

Doing further research on the matter, I discovered a dedicated Wikipedia article which claims that not all cultures were obsessed with size. In fact, the article says, in Ancient Greece, people preferred a small uncut penis. That explains pretty well why their nude statues are so modest in that area. Nobody really knows when exactly Western civilization switched to the current supersize-mania but a quote from the Bible may give you a hint:

She lusted after lovers with genitals as large as a donkey’s and emissions like those of a horse. (Ezekiel 23:18–20)

I love it when the Bible talks about cock sizes, don’t you?

This map reveals a lot more than penis size, since the study didn’t actually measure men’s wangs but trusted them to report their own measurements in centimeters, not internet inches.

Yeah, because a guy has never ever lied about his cock size to anyone.

The article is in Portuguese but you can understand it by the pics and the video (in English)  at the end.

Actor Taylor Lautner speaks without words.

Lotería is a Mexican game similar to Bingo, but instead of ping pong balls they use images on a deck of cards. Hipsters in the late 80s early 90s loved these designs and for a time you could find them represented everywhere, from t-shirts to TV shows like Pee Wee’s Playhouse.

Here’s La Sirena:

and El Gallo (which usually represents the Card’s Brand):

Wouldn’t that technically have been Lady GaGa’s film debut in a major motion picture?

Here’s the whole skit from this past weekends Saturday Night Live. The premise is a guy is bringing his girlfriend home to meet his family for the first time, and she quickly learns that the family engages in some bizarre displays of affection.

Nothing like sucking on some bubble tea balls for flavor!

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Here I am on the cover of Nightspots, posing at a gay bar with one of the guys from Chicago Mirth and Girth, a group that grew into what people call Bears today. The photo was taken by Sukie Delacroix.

To celebrate their 21 year anniversary, Nightspots, a local gay bar magazine is reposting their classic covers. I asked their editor Kirk Williamson if he had the cover I was on, and ULP- here it is!

The look I was sporting was my attempt to being a harajuku drag queen inspired by Julie Taymor’s Lion King. I loved those yellow and black striped jeans.

Hope this is just a costume, and didn’t just peel her own skin off. Congratulations Heidi, you’re the winner of Project Run Away.

When will these designer pumpkins be available at Saks?