Pedro Pascal Lookalike Contest + Iconic Informercial + More News

Some news items I thought worth your time:

Queerty: The hot contestants at a Pedro Pascal lookalike competition had everyone screaming “Daddy!”

Boy Culture: Matt Rettenmund remembers the groundbreaking infomercial for Soloflex starring fitness model Scott Madsen that became a household topic in 1983. Continue reading “Pedro Pascal Lookalike Contest + Iconic Informercial + More News”

Pride Music: Ty Herndon “That Kind Of Night”

Ty Herndon

In this edition of Pride Music, I cover the oh-so-hunky country singer Ty Herndon, and his single “That Kind Of Night.”

Released on his album House on Fire, this marked his first album release since coming out as a gay man in 2014. Continue reading “Pride Music: Ty Herndon “That Kind Of Night””

Music & Songs At NYC AIDS Memorial + Hegseth In Hot Seat + More News

New York City AIDS Memorial (via official Instagram)

Some news items I thought worth your time:

New York Times: “No Time at All” is a 65-minute sound installation at the New York City AIDS Memorial in the West Village (above). Culled from 53 VHS tapes, the piece is a continuous mix of music and songs performed by gay men’s choruses from 1985 to 1995.

The Advocate: Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-IL), who’s openly gay, confronted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the disrespect shown to Harvey Milk in light of reports that Milk’s name is to be removed from a Navy ship. Continue reading “Music & Songs At NYC AIDS Memorial + Hegseth In Hot Seat + More News”

Pride Music: Trey Pearson ‘Love Is Love’

Trey Pearson 'Love Is Love'

Out singer/songwriter Trey Pearson dedicated his 2017 music video, “Love Is Love,” to LGBTQ safe spaces.

Pearson made international headlines in 2016 when he came out as gay after years as the lead singer of Christian rock band, Everyday Sunday. Continue reading “Pride Music: Trey Pearson ‘Love Is Love’”

Minnesota Democratic Lawmakers Shot In their Homes

Minnesota State Rep. Melissa Hortman (D) and her husband, Mark, died after being assassinated in their home in the Minneapolis suburbs. Hortman was a former Minnesota Speaker of the House.

State Sen. John A. Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, were also shot several times at their house in a nearby suburb, but survived the attack. Continue reading “Minnesota Democratic Lawmakers Shot In their Homes”