Rough and tumble in the rain.
I love when it rains
Dolce & Gabbana has a new spokesman – soccer star Leo Messi
Barcelona soccer star Lionel “Leo” Messi will be the new face of Dolce & Gabbana. And for good reason.
Messi is already being called one of the greatest players soccer has ever seen. And on top of that, he’s clearly very eye friendly. With photos like the one above, I see D&G selling some merch.
I’m getting handsome “every man” mixed with a sports hero theme and great abs. Works for me!
More photos from Leo’s first shoot can be found here.
(via Queerty)
One Million Moms doesn’t like Kraft Foods “Zesty Guy”
Well, I guess you could have seen this one coming from One Million Moms (who are really more like ‘less than 60K’):
Last week’s issue of People Magazine had the most disgusting ad on the inside front cover that we have ever seen Kraft produce. A full 2-page ad features a n*ked man lying on a picnic blanket with only a small portion of the blanket barely covering his g*nitals. It is easy to see what the ad is really selling. A person has to look closely to see the item the company is marketing because the salad dressing bottle is so small next to the male model, picnic basket and other food items. There is also a small Kraft logo in the upper corners with the words “Silverware Optional – Let’s Get Zesty.” The website getmezesty.com is listed in the bottom corner.
Kraft has gone too far and will push away loyal, conservative customers with this new ad campaign. Christians will not be able to buy Kraft dressings or any of their products until they clean up their advertising. The consumers they are attempting to attract – women and mothers – are the very ones they are driving away. Who will want Kraft products in their fridge or pantry if this vulgarity is what they represent? One Million Moms cannot get over the gall of this company. It is unnecessary for Kraft to use s*x to sell salad dressing!
I think the ad is cute and fun, personally. I feel the need to get “zesty” already.
And by the way, if you click here you can send a Zestygram! I made this one for my husband Michael and sent to him via Twitter. Lots of options and fun for a diversion 🙂
Ian Ziering gets ready to become the next Magic Mike for Chippendales
A couple of pics from Ian Ziering’s final rehearsals for Chippendales in Las Vegas at the Rio All-Suites Hotel show he’s ready to become the next “Magic Mike” – or we should really be saying “Magic Ian.” Clearly the semi-finalist from Dancing With The Stars has the moves down.
Ian Ziering opens tonight with the Chippendales and appears as the celebrity guest host for the remainder of the month.
I’m attending Ian’s opening night, so planning to have pics of the event tomorrow. Even in rehearsal clothes, Ian looks AMAZING. Shoulders, pecs, biceps, triceps – he’s got it all. We should all look so good at 49!
(Photos By Denise Truscello)
L.A.: New N2N Bodywear Store is open!
N2N Bodywear founder/designer Andrew Makay posted a pic of his new storefront in L.A. today.
You know what that means…
You get to go shopping for this:
You know I mean the clothes, not the boys, right? Although, N2N Bodywear is pretty well-known for the models, too.
Gay owned and operated it’s great to see a successful member of the community really do it himself and become a success. Andrew is great, the clothes are fun. What more do you need to know?
New store location:
1358 South Flower Street Los Angeles, CA 90015 (213) 748-1797
If you can’t get to the L.A. store, check N2N Bodywear out online at www.n2nbodywear.com
Sneak peek at Broadway Bares 23
From the YouTube description: Broadway Bares, the unrivaled evening of sexy striptease that benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, will return for its 23rd edition on Sunday, June 23, 2013.
This year’s theme will be announced on Thursday, March 28 at broadwaybares.com and broadwaycares.org.
This always sold-out annual event combines the naughtiness of burlesque and the razzle-dazzle of Broadway. More than 200 of the hottest male and female dancers in New York City take to the stage for two sensational shows at 9:30 pm and midnight.
Funny of the day: Fishing
New ad: Dark Obsession by Calvin Klein
Light and dark. What is it that makes it so cool and sexy?
New ad from Calvin Klein featuring his Super Bowl ad model Matthew Terry.
Liev Schreiber shows why 45 can be uber-sexy
Liev Schreiber recently went surfing out in Malibu (Friday, March 1) to try out a new board, which gave us all a chance to remember how sexy Liev makes 45 look.
I’d say I want to grow up to look like Liev, except I’m already older.
Inspiration for the gym.
Best Tim McGraw quotes from “Q on CBC” interview
Tim McGraw recently gave a great, in depth interview with CBC-TV’s Jian Ghomeshi in Canada. The appearance is in support of his current tour and new CD TWO LANES OF FREEDOM.
While he wasn’t shirtless during the interview, like his recent People Magazine appearance, he’s just as smart and articulate as ever. Great answers.
They covered topics ranging from McGraw’s new album and his old records, to his father and his own sobriety.
Here are his 12 best quotes from the interview:
“When you make a record, you give up a piece of your soul. There’s a physical part of your body that goes in.”
“Nobody wants to hear an artist who makes a lot of money complain.”
“You’re at the prom, and everybody else is dancing, but you’re stuck in a chair over in the corner.”
“It’s about being attacked viscerally by something. From the first verse, I can know if I’m gonna like a song or not.”
“I can’t imagine being up there singing ‘Indian Outlaw’ or ‘I Like It, I Love It’ at 65 years old.”
“When you know, you know. You can’t be too cerebral in this business.”
“You don’t get into this business without some sort of egotistical thought that you wanna be the biggest artist that there’s ever been. On the other hand, there’s this compete insecurity of not thinking you’re good enough.”
“Art’s for art. Money’s for pizza.”
“[My dad] gave me this confidence without ever meaning to, without ever being part of my life. To think there are other things I could reach for in life, it made me think it was in me, as well.”
“It’s like an avalanche of your life catching up with you, and it just got to a point where I realized instead of facing things I was covering things up. I was using alcohol — and drugs to some extent — to get through things. There was only one place I could look, and that was in the mirror.”
“You can fail at any moment. You’re on a high wire act. If you’re doing it right, you’re being vulnerable.”
“This is not a swan song album.”
Watch the full interview below:
(via CMT)