Brent Corrigan Was A Parking Ticket In His Former Life
Brent Corrigan appears on the cover of a 400 page $90 coffee table book from Bruno Gmünder. Of course, that's a rather big honor and another trophy of sorts for the new Superstar of Gay Porn. Yesterday another one of the over new 2,000 registered users rang in on Brent's comments and said:
i just joined yesterday for one reason and one reason only…lol..you must of been a parking ticket in ur last life brent..cause uve got F.I.N.E. written all ova you!!…:) damn…..
Another registered user ... although claiming he isn't a fan had to throw his two cents of hater-ade out there and said,
Do you really think for ONE second that this blog exist because he want to be personal? This blog exist because he wants YOU to jerk off thinking about him and then buy is movies and jerk off some more.
And in rebuttal another registered user rings in along with scores of other loyal Camp Corrigan members and refutes:
Brent, don’t mind this guy. He’s obviously jealous and has some insecurities he needs to work out. But hey, you’ve got haters, which simply means, you’re a star. Congrats on the cover
International publishing house Bruno Gmünder is paying tribute to Falcon Studios with an extensive 400-page photography book titled Ultimate Falcon. It will feature images from the historic studio and tell the story of Falcon, including how Chuck Holmes founded the company.
The name Falcon stands for no less than the most successful label in gay porn industry worldwide. Early on Chuck Holmes made the decision to promote his movies by presenting glamour photos of his actors in various magazines. From the very beginning those pictures had a distinctive look:
Elaborately and luxuriously staged, they showed Chuck’s ideal of the American Dream Man: “Nice body, nice face, nice teeth, and hopefully nice everything else.” One can easily envision what exactly nice everything else was supposed to mean.
To convey the perfect mood the models were photographed immediately before the film was shot.
Without a doubt one can claim that Falcon is the major provider of gay pin up culture. The look that was shaped with these pictures is by now legendary—and until today it’s an unmistakeable signature: Male and muscular Dreams-come-true, portrayed in high-gloss, pinned up above numerous number of pillows on this side and the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. To give an extensive overview of this four-decades-comprising collection is a mammoth project.
The bulging photo book ULTIMATE FALCON rises up to this challenge! 400 pages of male flawlessness prove in a spectacular way, that the exciting blend of sex appeal and glamorous aesthetic has often been copied but never been reached by anyone but Falcon! Ultimate Falcon not only tells the amazing story of the label, but also a large piece of gay history in general!
Founded in 1972 by Chuck Holmes, Falcon Studios made its way to the top of adult industry in just a few years. Up to the present day the company is able to keep this position. Numerous legends of gay porn industry—such as Chi Chi LaRue, John Rutherford and Steven Scarborough—began their career at Falcon. Chuck Holmes died in September 2000. Nevertheless the history of Falcon continues.
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At the risk of raising the ire of religious straight people worldwide, Barend Hardwinkel, Gay Sexpert from Amsterdam, Netherlands has written in his new book, Move Over, Mary, that, “Yes, God is definitely gay.“
In an interview punctuated with controversy, Hardwinkel laid out his case:
“Look-I’ll make it easy for you. From day one God’s been on fire. She is very creative, which is a sure sign of gayness. Big poofy clouds, sparkly stars, sprinkly snow, outrageous sunsets-do you think a straight guy could come up with that? And the wildlife? Just look at an ostrich-if that’s not an example of intransexual design, I don’t know what is! Have you checked out that plumage?”
Hardwinkel goes on to say, “And everyone says that God hates homosexuals, if that is true, that makes her the biggest closet case that ever existed. Just ask any Republican Congressman in your country.”
“And God invented dancing, singing, painting, acting-all gay,” continued Hardwinkel. “And where’s her wife? In 10,000 years she can’t find a wife? Pulleeez…”
When asked about war-would a gay God invent war? Hardwinkel explained, “War is all about drama-Lookout! Drama. Kaboom! Drama. Where’s my legs? Drama…and so there you have it. Case closed.”
But there was one obvious question that had to be asked before the end of the interview-”Why then, I asked, are there straight people procreating all over the planet?” “To make more gay people, of course,” snapped Hardwinkel.
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The very name conjures up images of outrageous glamour and bold sexuality, opulence and daring. Do most gays love Gianni Versace, or is it just me?
House of Versace is a compelling, highly readable tale of rise from obscurity, a painful fall and ultimate redemption as the Versace empire returned to health – for now.
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The story of Matthew Shepard is now synonymous with gay rights. But before his grisly murder in 1998, Matthew was simply Judy Shepard's son.
Now an international gay rights activist, Judy Shepard's new book, 
"It's our family's truth," she said. "And I make it very clear that they're our memories that may be remembered differently by other people, but this is our Matt and I felt it was time to introduce the Matt known to his family and friends to the Matthew that everybody else thinks they know."
Rodriguez read a passage from the book:
"There was blood everywhere, in a pool under his head and all across his face. Matted in his hair and caked around his nostrils, except for the tracks on each of his cheeks that had been left by tears."
Rodriguez asked Judy how she has dealt with that pain over the years. Has anything brought her peace the last 10 years amid the loss of her son?
"It's just day-by-day still," Judy said. "It's a horrible pain. ... What's happened is you don't really move on. It's just different. You remember different things. And in beginning it was the horror and anguish of losing Matt and worrying about the pain that he was feeling at the time. Now we talk about Matt and the happy memories that we have of him. So that's the good transition."
She added, "I miss his hugs."
From Matthew's murder, however, Judy said a lot of unintended education has occurred in the press.
"People were made aware of what was going on in the gay community and it started a national dialogue," she said. "And then the production of 
