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‘Hot Ways To Die’ – Spooky Shorts For Your Halloween Holiday

L-R Ty Chen, Smiling, Alex Honorato
L-R Ty Chen, Smiling, Alex Honorato (promo photos)
“What happens when you mix a queer director and horror movies? João Dall’Stella’s collection of new Halloween shorts for your spooky holiday, Hot Ways To Die, was born of his passion for challenging the norms of your true desires. The Hot Ways To Die collection of shorts features seven moving images that include a silky nightmare, a deadly glory hole, and even a cheeky nod to what happens inside every gym steam room. Continue reading “‘Hot Ways To Die’ – Spooky Shorts For Your Halloween Holiday”

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Troye Sivan Scores His First #1 Album + More News

Troye Sivan scores his first #1 album with his new collection "Something To Give Each Other"

Some items from the interwebs I found interesting: • Gay Times: The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) announced that out pop star Troye Sivan (top photo) earned his first number-one album on the long-running chart with his new collection, Something to Give Each Other. Continue reading “Troye Sivan Scores His First #1 Album + More News”

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New Music From Interstate Island + 1st Lady At PFLAG Convention + More News

"Brave New World" from Interstate Island

Some news items for your Friday afternoon: • New Music: If you are a fan of classic pop/rock (Styx, REO Speedwagon) paired with sweeping orchestral arrangements (think Electric Light Orchestra), I really think you’ll like “All Of Our Lives,” from the new album by Interstate Island, Brave New World. The new collection features soaring electric guitar solos and string arrangements thanks to a 21-piece orchestra. #ThumbsUp Continue reading “New Music From Interstate Island + 1st Lady At PFLAG Convention + More News”

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Jordan Loses Third Round For Speaker, House GOP Removes Him As Nominee

REp. Jim Jordan (R-OH)

Update: Following the third round of voting for Speaker of the House today, Republicans gathered in a closed-door meeting to hold a secret ballot on whether Rep. Jim Jordan should remain as their nominee. The result? Jordan was asked to step aside by a vote of 112-86. Continue reading “Jordan Loses Third Round For Speaker, House GOP Removes Him As Nominee”