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Daddies are so hot right now but what if you discover your lover’s secret sugar daddy is also your own biological father? Does that make it even hotter or did things just get too weird?
Today the golden voiced Andrew Pifko joins us to talk about his new film Daddy Issues where he’s caught in a love triangle with his own daughter’s girlfriend, working with the Muppets and Sarah Jessica Parker in a Superbowl ad.
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The last time Jeffrey Jay was on the podcast he was excited to celebrate Halloween by going as Wonder Woman, but his cross dressing aspirations were thwarted by his boyfriend who doesn’t enjoy dressing up in costumes.
Today, Jeffrey joins us to talk about how his Halloween dreams were crushed and how he pranked his boyfriend with spiders and party streamers.
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Although he has five million followers on Twitter, Perez Hilton doesn’t get much love from the internet for his appearance on Celebrity Big Brother.
The producers of the reality TV show seem to think Perez makes for good TV so they are doing everything they can to keep the pest around
Today we’re chatting with one of our listeners from Ireland, Darragh Hughes, despite his love for Feast of Fun, RuPaul’s Drag Race and Michelle Visage, he actually voted to keep Perez on Celebrity Big Brother.
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It’s hard to date men when you’re an openly gay comedian who talks about his sex life as part of his act.
Comedian Matteo Lane is having a rough time dating guys because they worry he’s not only going to kiss and tell, but that he’ll be putting their dick size on blast.
Today Matteo Lane joins us to talk about this hot guy he’s been wanting to get lucky with but who doesn’t seem to want to put out.
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When it comes to advertising alcohol, companies used to highlight the product’s qualities, but then they ditched that, in favor of focusing on people the consumer could identify with. Now it’s just horses farting in a chicks’ faces. What happened?
Today, comedian Sean Flannery joins us to talk about the strange history of advertising booze- How companies went from bragging their beer was the cheapest, to using hunks and athletes to sell their brand.
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When it comes to advertising alcohol, companies used to highlight the product’s qualities, but then they ditched that, in favor of focusing on people the consumer could identify with. Now it’s just horses farting in a chicks’ faces. What happened?
Today, comedian Sean Flannery joins us to talk about the strange history of advertising booze- How companies went from bragging their beer was the cheapest, to using hunks and athletes to sell their brand.
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So Obama has a beer and then his car gets stuck? I’m just saying.
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Brian Safi of “That’s Gay” wants to now if Budweiser’s new beer commercial is gay or not?
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A Mexican micro-brewery has sold out of two different beers market to gay people. The beers come in two different styles named Salamandra and Purple Hand which refer to gay-rights protest in San Francisco in […]