LGBTQ news and entertainment
Now in it’s 16th year, the rugby men of Dieux du Stade are getting ready to share their new calendar.
And what’s a calendar without a “behind the scenes” video to enjoy?
Watch the vid and then click here for pre-order info.
One of the most popular posts on The Randy Report each year is the release of the Warwick Rowers calendar, where the athletes bare it all in support for Sport Allies, a programme to reach out to young people challenged by bullying, homophobia or low self-esteem.
From the men of the Warwick Rowers:
Every summer we come up with great deals and unique offers that make it possible for us to cover our production costs and get the best value from our suppliers, so that as much money as possible can go to good causes.
This year, we have created more and better content than ever before! Our crowdfunder gives you great deals on our best calendar ever, our hottest films to date and a coffee table book that is our most daring venture yet! Plus you can get all of our existing content at unbeatable prices.
You can help the lads out at their crowdfunding page here, and catch a little teaser below.
Gay hunks and straight allies get naked and lower their underwear to raise awareness and funds with the 2015 HIV/AIDS Charity Calendar.
FCKH8 and the folks at social app Jack’d team up with photographer Justin Monroe for sexy, fun poolside photo shoot.
FCKH8.com is an activist T-shirt company with a passionate social change mission: arming thousands of people with pro-LGBT equality, anti-racism and anti-sexism T-shirts that act as “mini-billboards” for positive change.
Started in 2010 with comedic viral videos that speak out for a cause, FCKH8.com has created equality videos that have at times garnered almost 20 million views individually on YouTube and other platforms with a over 14 million views on a single Facebook post alone.
Order your 2015 FCKH8 Charity calendar by clicking here.
Check out the “Behind the scenes” video from the calendar shoot below.
This hump day is dragging! I need a pick me up.
And what better than featuring a calendar of hunky, shirtless guys?
The newest calendar from the “Men of the Vet School” at Cornell University is just the thing to brighten your Wednesday. Or any day!
From the men: “This year is better than ever- you want puppies, tractors, cows? We got it all. The sexiest men of the vet school get cuddly with some of the cutest animals around. Get yours now, as there is limited supply! They make excellent gifts, especially with the holiday season nearing.”
You can order your own copy of the 2015 Cornell University’s Men of the Vet School Calendar by clicking here.
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| Warwick Rowers celebrate the release of their 2015 Charity Calendar |
This is the story of the Warwick Rowers, a bunch of college athletes who thought that maybe they could make a difference. They decided to do this by getting naked.
At first they did it to help their sports club, which had no funds. But what started as a bit of a laugh became a life-changing experience that none of them could have foreseen.
Since 2009, the calendar has been sold in 77 different countries and raised £200,000 for good causes. In addition to the calendars, the boys now have their own range of posters, t-shirts, art prints, hoodies, and greeting cards.
And the best thing about this story is that you can be a part of it. Find out how by watching the video below and visiting warwickrowers.org
Warwick Rowers 2015 Calendar: The Story from Sport Media Productions on Vimeo.
On Facebook, rugby champ and anti-bullying icon Ben Cohen teases the upcoming release of his uber-popular calendar:
Guess what time it is?! Watch for pre-order link very soon.
Ben Cohen 2015: The Unseen Archive is filled with never-released images — and a centerfold!
From Cohen: “It’s all cheeky fun, if you will pardon the pun. But, mostly, that fun is done for a serious cause that I feel incredibly passionate about, and I am glad the products help us do so much good.”
Proceeds from Cohen’s products under the StandUp mark benefit his Foundation, the world’s first dedicated to anti-bullying and LGBT equality in sports.
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So, I had the TV on in the background during the new Meredith Vieira Show (very likable) and who comes charging out of the audience?
Four of the Chippendales celebrating their 35th Anniversary and the release of the new 2015 calendar.
Now, just look at the cover man, Sami Eskelin. Keep looking. Yes, he’s real.
I understand Sami’s now a “2-time” cover man for the Chipps calendar. And why not when you look like that???
I mean, he’s seriously god-like.
If I could go back in time, and if I knew how to patent stuff, I’d have locked in the idea of the hunky-guy calendar.
Get your own copy at Chippendales.com.
And no, I’m not a paid spokesman. Just a fan 🙂
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| 2015 Warwick Rowers Calendar preview |
With the Warwick Rowers 2015 naked calendar is almost here, and the men of Warwick University’s Rowing Club share this video tease of what’s to come.
Yay!
The Rower’s naked calendar is an annual event that helps raise funds to tackle homophobia in sport with proceeds going to Sport Allies program, which reaches out to young people suffering from bullying, homophobia and self-esteem issues.
Watch the teaser below then head over to www.warwickrowers.org/crowdfunder to learn how you can be a “part of the story.”
Note – NSFW
Being late April, it’s possible you already have your 2014 calendar on the wall.
However, there’s always room for one more daily dose of hunkiness.
The soldiers of the Royal Marines offering features a black-and-white photo shoot by prize-winning photographer Emily Nolan with the ripped soldiers in various states of undress for a charity calendar celebrating 350 years of the Royal Marines.
All for a good cause! Funds raised by sales of the calendar will go towards goals such as childcare and sports facilities for the RM as well as educational grants, among other projects. The 2013 edition raised over £120,000.
The calendar costs just £5 and can be purchased through Go Commando’s online store.
