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When Oprah asked Sarah Palin about Levi Johnston’s Playgirl shoot, she said, “I call it porn.” But is it? These pictures prove that Levi didn’t show us everything — so to speak — and the pictures don’t include any frontal nudity. The pictures of the 19-year old are no more explicit than what you’d see on an episode of Nip/Tuck and less (homo)erotic than an Ultimate Fight Championship match. Some shower shots with a strategically-placed towel, a naked backside and some steamed-up mirror pics. That’s it. While porn doesn’t have to be erotic, it usually does need to be explicit. As Justice Potter Stewart said in his concurring opinion in 1964 obscenity case, “I know it when I see it.” It’s hard to know what Justice Stewart would say about Johnston’s soft-core erotica, but he probably wouldn’t consider it porn either. Not sure what he’d say about Carrie Prejean’s videos. Glancing at the Johnston pics and perusing the free parts of Playgirl.com, it’s easy to think that the porn threshold has been raised and that beefcake pics of a 19-year old baby daddy just aren’t that shocking. You can see more explicit pics on a Google image search of almost any random phrase. Johnston’s decision to strip for Playgirl follows an oddly common script: young person without much other talent taking advantage of a few minutes of fame — or desperate for a little money — and posing naked before the cameras. Women have been doing it for generations and Johnston is just putting his spin on the rather sad tale. Johnston has gotten a lot of attention in gossip and entertainment world, but also plenty of buzz in the gay press and blogosphere. At Advocate.com, the gay news and entertainment site acknowledged that it had been all-Johnston, all-the-time and asked Playgirl marketing director Daniel Nardicio – who founded DList.com, the gay social networking/hook-up site — about Johnston’s gay appeal. Nardicio’s response: “It’s because he’s hot! And it’s political.” While his being “hot” is still up in the air, there’s not doubt that he’s political even if we don’t know a thing about his political beliefs. He was thrust onto the public by Palin and he instantly became a celebrity, even though his only claim was having gotten the candidate’s daughter pregnant. Now, he’s a 19-year old with a kid who has a famous grandmother. His own meth dealing mom just got sentenced to jail for three mom, the grandmother is trashing the father on Oprah, and all he has to show for it is a fickle gay fanbase and some Playgirl shots in a towel. So, is it porn? Probably not to most people, not even most people in Palin’s support base. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t a little sad, especially when you consider how Johnston ended up stripped down to a strategically-placed towel.
Levi Johnston’s Playgirl Photo Shoot Leaked! Check The Pics Out Here - Is This Porn?
When Oprah asked Sarah Palin about Levi Johnston’s Playgirl shoot, she said, “I call it porn.” But is it? These pictures prove that Levi didn’t show us everything — so to speak — and the pictures don’t include any frontal nudity. The pictures of the 19-year old are no more explicit than what you’d see on an episode of Nip/Tuck and less (homo)erotic than an Ultimate Fight Championship match. Some shower shots with a strategically-placed towel, a naked backside and some steamed-up mirror pics. That’s it. While porn doesn’t have to be erotic, it usually does need to be explicit. As Justice Potter Stewart said in his concurring opinion in 1964 obscenity case, “I know it when I see it.” It’s hard to know what Justice Stewart would say about Johnston’s soft-core erotica, but he probably wouldn’t consider it porn either. Not sure what he’d say about Carrie Prejean’s videos. Glancing at the Johnston pics and perusing the free parts of Playgirl.com, it’s easy to think that the porn threshold has been raised and that beefcake pics of a 19-year old baby daddy just aren’t that shocking. You can see more explicit pics on a Google image search of almost any random phrase. Johnston’s decision to strip for Playgirl follows an oddly common script: young person without much other talent taking advantage of a few minutes of fame — or desperate for a little money — and posing naked before the cameras. Women have been doing it for generations and Johnston is just putting his spin on the rather sad tale. Johnston has gotten a lot of attention in gossip and entertainment world, but also plenty of buzz in the gay press and blogosphere. At Advocate.com, the gay news and entertainment site acknowledged that it had been all-Johnston, all-the-time and asked Playgirl marketing director Daniel Nardicio – who founded DList.com, the gay social networking/hook-up site — about Johnston’s gay appeal. Nardicio’s response: “It’s because he’s hot! And it’s political.” While his being “hot” is still up in the air, there’s not doubt that he’s political even if we don’t know a thing about his political beliefs. He was thrust onto the public by Palin and he instantly became a celebrity, even though his only claim was having gotten the candidate’s daughter pregnant. Now, he’s a 19-year old with a kid who has a famous grandmother. His own meth dealing mom just got sentenced to jail for three mom, the grandmother is trashing the father on Oprah, and all he has to show for it is a fickle gay fanbase and some Playgirl shots in a towel. So, is it porn? Probably not to most people, not even most people in Palin’s support base. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t a little sad, especially when you consider how Johnston ended up stripped down to a strategically-placed towel.
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Men Magazine held a Fetish Magazine Release Party this past Friday night at MJ's Bar in Silver Lake, California with Brenden-John snapping photographs of the event and of course all the wild and freaky go-go dancers and debauchery. If you like ass and money, you'll like these pictures from the Fetish party. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PHOTOS
Friday Night's Men Magazine Fetish Magazine Release Party
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Thursday morning, Adam Lambert tweeted that his eagerly anticipated debut album would be out on November 24. The album — which includes production work from Lady Gaga producer RedOne and Green Day sonic mastermind Rob Cavallo — creates an interesting four-way battle between four former "Idol" contestants, as Carrie Underwood, Kris Allen and Jason Castro will all be putting out records on the same day. Allen of course won this past season's competition, while Underwood has arguably been the most successful "American Idol" victor. And Castro was the laid-back, dreadlocked charmer who shrugged and smirked his way through the show's seventh season. Each album should satisfy a different demographic, but it should be an interesting referendum on which "Idol" has the most staying power.
Adam Lambert might have finished as runner-up on "American Idol" this past season, but the Idols Live tour, which took place Wednesday at a packed Allstate Arena, belonged almost solely to the 27-year-old California native.
Lambert entered the arena to the strains of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love," drawing some of the night's loudest cheers as he slithered around his microphone stand like a particularly seductive cobra. Decked out in fingerless black gloves, a knee-length, faux-lizard jacket (complete with shoulder spikes) and tight leather pants, Lambert looked like a cross between David Bowie in "Labyrinth" and a grungy extra from John Carpenter's "Escape From New York." Despite his obvious celebrity, the singer appeared most comfortable portraying the outsider; songs touched on venturing alone into the cosmos ("Starlight," "Life On Mars") and feeling out of place right here on Earth (an eerie "Mad World").
While Lambert's emergence is a clear boon to the Idol brand—the series hasn't developed a true breakout star since Carrie Underwood—it made for an anticlimactic close to the three-hour event. Sure, Idol champ Kris Allen brought an All-American charm to light-soul takes on Kanye West ("Heartless") and the Killers ("All These Things That I've Done"), but he lacked Lambert's dynamic stage presence and stylistic range.
The rest of the evening was, to put it politely, a mixed bag. Danny Gokey mangled "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" and channeled a drunk at a wedding as he attempted an awkward tango on "Maria Maria." CQ Allison Iraheta prowled the stage like a feral cat and howled like a banshee on a trio of mostly-excellent rock songs. Megan Joy, her platinum blonde hair piled into a towering faux-hawk, wouldn't even have impressed the notoriously forgiving Paula Abdul with her off-key warbling. Logistically, the show was much improved from recent years. Idols weren't required to shill for corporate sponsors from the stage (advertisements were instead crammed into the 20-minute intermission/commercial break) and there were no costumed toaster pastries wandering the venue and intermittently firing t-shirt cannons. Now if only producers would do something about those cringe-worthy group numbers. Credits: MTV and Chicago Tribune
Get A Peek At Adam Lambert's New Album Photo Shoot
Thursday morning, Adam Lambert tweeted that his eagerly anticipated debut album would be out on November 24. The album — which includes production work from Lady Gaga producer RedOne and Green Day sonic mastermind Rob Cavallo — creates an interesting four-way battle between four former "Idol" contestants, as Carrie Underwood, Kris Allen and Jason Castro will all be putting out records on the same day. Allen of course won this past season's competition, while Underwood has arguably been the most successful "American Idol" victor. And Castro was the laid-back, dreadlocked charmer who shrugged and smirked his way through the show's seventh season. Each album should satisfy a different demographic, but it should be an interesting referendum on which "Idol" has the most staying power.
Adam Lambert might have finished as runner-up on "American Idol" this past season, but the Idols Live tour, which took place Wednesday at a packed Allstate Arena, belonged almost solely to the 27-year-old California native.
Lambert entered the arena to the strains of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love," drawing some of the night's loudest cheers as he slithered around his microphone stand like a particularly seductive cobra. Decked out in fingerless black gloves, a knee-length, faux-lizard jacket (complete with shoulder spikes) and tight leather pants, Lambert looked like a cross between David Bowie in "Labyrinth" and a grungy extra from John Carpenter's "Escape From New York." Despite his obvious celebrity, the singer appeared most comfortable portraying the outsider; songs touched on venturing alone into the cosmos ("Starlight," "Life On Mars") and feeling out of place right here on Earth (an eerie "Mad World").
While Lambert's emergence is a clear boon to the Idol brand—the series hasn't developed a true breakout star since Carrie Underwood—it made for an anticlimactic close to the three-hour event. Sure, Idol champ Kris Allen brought an All-American charm to light-soul takes on Kanye West ("Heartless") and the Killers ("All These Things That I've Done"), but he lacked Lambert's dynamic stage presence and stylistic range.
The rest of the evening was, to put it politely, a mixed bag. Danny Gokey mangled "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" and channeled a drunk at a wedding as he attempted an awkward tango on "Maria Maria." CQ Allison Iraheta prowled the stage like a feral cat and howled like a banshee on a trio of mostly-excellent rock songs. Megan Joy, her platinum blonde hair piled into a towering faux-hawk, wouldn't even have impressed the notoriously forgiving Paula Abdul with her off-key warbling. Logistically, the show was much improved from recent years. Idols weren't required to shill for corporate sponsors from the stage (advertisements were instead crammed into the 20-minute intermission/commercial break) and there were no costumed toaster pastries wandering the venue and intermittently firing t-shirt cannons. Now if only producers would do something about those cringe-worthy group numbers. Credits: MTV and Chicago Tribune
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Adem Aluka (John Gress Photography)
Photographer John Gress recently featured super hot Adem Aluka on his blog and shared some black and white and color photos from a recent photo shoot. John said people couldn’t get enough of Adam … and we understand why.3
Milk screenwriter Dustin Lance Black has filed a lawsuit over intimate photos that were leaked to the public, according to reports. The Oscar-winning writer released a statement in June that images of him engaging in sexual activities were meant to be kept "private".
Black is suing Starzlife.com and a man he claims stole the photos from Black's ex-boyfriend for $3 million, claiming he's suffered invasion of privacy, copyright infringement and violation of the right of publicity, among other things.
The documents filed in a California Central District court state that the Black asked his sex partner Jeff Delancy to delete any explicit photos he had taken of the two of them, while he admitted that he was aware that video footage of their encounters was in existence.
Black claims invasion of privacy and copyright infringement in his lawsuit and is seeking $3m in damages, plus any monies the company made from the distribution of the images.
No charges have yet been filed seeking claim from Perez Hilton, who by large distributed the images at a far more grand scale than Starzlife. Sometime back Starzlife removed the Black images from their website.
Sues Over Bareback Photos
Milk screenwriter Dustin Lance Black has filed a lawsuit over intimate photos that were leaked to the public, according to reports. The Oscar-winning writer released a statement in June that images of him engaging in sexual activities were meant to be kept "private".
Black is suing Starzlife.com and a man he claims stole the photos from Black's ex-boyfriend for $3 million, claiming he's suffered invasion of privacy, copyright infringement and violation of the right of publicity, among other things.
The documents filed in a California Central District court state that the Black asked his sex partner Jeff Delancy to delete any explicit photos he had taken of the two of them, while he admitted that he was aware that video footage of their encounters was in existence.
Black claims invasion of privacy and copyright infringement in his lawsuit and is seeking $3m in damages, plus any monies the company made from the distribution of the images.
No charges have yet been filed seeking claim from Perez Hilton, who by large distributed the images at a far more grand scale than Starzlife. Sometime back Starzlife removed the Black images from their website.
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From the moment Aston walks into the scene he exudes sex appeal and heads turn as he walks the beach. Being six foot, smoothed skinned and finely toned, with baby blue eyes and sheer white pants, how could he not attract attention. All the sexy surfers have Aston hot, hard and ready to perform. You'll be hitting replay to watch him shoot his hot white cum all the way up his chest again.
Meet Aston He Has A Hot Sex Appeal! (CruiserBoys)
From the moment Aston walks into the scene he exudes sex appeal and heads turn as he walks the beach. Being six foot, smoothed skinned and finely toned, with baby blue eyes and sheer white pants, how could he not attract attention. All the sexy surfers have Aston hot, hard and ready to perform. You'll be hitting replay to watch him shoot his hot white cum all the way up his chest again.
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Gay Pride around the World
Gay pride celebrated around the world
People took to the streets around the world on Sunday to participate in gay pride parades.
Several men take part in a gay pride parade in Barcelona, Spain.
Long strings of colorful balloons float above the street past St. Patrick's Cathedral during New York's annual Gay Pride Parade. Marchers marked the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall uprisings, a raid on the gay-friendly Stonewall Inn that was the starting point for riots that lasted several days in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
A participant looks on during a gay pride parade in New Delhi, India.
Stephan Hengst, left, Patrick Decker, center, and City of Amsterdam Deputy Mayor Carolien Gehrels pose for a photo in front of a traditional Dutch Delft Blue porcelain wedding cake during New York's annual Gay Pride Parade in New York. Hengst and Decker are one of the chosen 5 Trans-continental couples to get married in August's Amsterdam Pride.
People participate in a gay pride parade in New Delhi, India. Hundreds of gay rights supporters waived flags and danced past traffic during marches through three Indian cities Sunday to celebrate gay pride.
Representatives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community gesture as they participate in Pride March rally in Bangalore, India.
A participant is all dressed up for the gay pride parade in Barcelona, Spain.
A drag queen dressed as Liza Minnelli waves to spectators during New York's annual Gay Pride Parade.
A participant in the gay pride parade in Barcelona, Spain, on Sunday, June 28.
Participants kiss during the annual Gay Pride Parade in Istanbul, Turkey. Several hundreds of gays, lesbians and transsexuals participated in the parade, condemning homophobia and violence against them and demanding equal rights.
A man dressed with elements of Michael Jackson's costumes marches in the Gay Pride Parade in New York.
Thousands lined the street or stood on balconies of buildings lining Halsted Street to watch Chicago's 40th annual Gay Pride Parade on Sunday
Thousands line Halsted near Belmont for Chicago's 40th Annual Pride Parade.
Parade participants of all shapes and sizes walk in the Seattle Pride Parade.
Mock cops make their way to the Pride Parade on Sunday in San Francisco.
The Pride Parade makes its way up Market Street on Sunday in San Francisco on Sunday, June 28, 2009
A Toronto fireman hose down spectators during Pride parade along Yonge Street in Toronto, Ont., June 28, 2009.
A group of spectators watch the Pride parade from an open second story window along Yonge Street in Toronto, Ont., June 28, 2009.
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Zac Efron Pumps Some Gas!
I SO LOVE HIS BUTT !
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To create buzz for your cause, nothing helps quite like four bare-chested and muscled Atlanta firefighters. Just ask those on hand April 18 for the mini fashion show and silent auction at Urban Body Studios in Midtown Atlanta, Georgia. They will tell you that those public servants certainly did the trick.
But these weren’t just any firefighters. They were four of the several featured in the 2009 Georgia Heat Firefighters Calendar, which raises funds to help burn victims in their recovery.The calendar, which features the work of gay photographer Tim Wilkerson, is an annual hit among the gays, several of which crowded around the firefighters Saturday for their autographs.
In addition to pitching the $15 calendars, the event last weekend also served as a fundraiser for Action Cycling Atlanta, the group that raises funds for the Emory Vaccine Center through its annual two-day ride through North Georgia. Urban Body Studios is one of several sponsors for this year’s ride, which is set for May 16-17.
Last year, some 65 riders helped raise $106,000 for the Emory facility. The ride has raised more than $400,000 since its inception in 2003. (View photos from the 2008 ride.)
View the Project Q Atlanta photo album from the event on Saturday.
Firefighters Bare Plenty
To create buzz for your cause, nothing helps quite like four bare-chested and muscled Atlanta firefighters. Just ask those on hand April 18 for the mini fashion show and silent auction at Urban Body Studios in Midtown Atlanta, Georgia. They will tell you that those public servants certainly did the trick.
But these weren’t just any firefighters. They were four of the several featured in the 2009 Georgia Heat Firefighters Calendar, which raises funds to help burn victims in their recovery.The calendar, which features the work of gay photographer Tim Wilkerson, is an annual hit among the gays, several of which crowded around the firefighters Saturday for their autographs.
In addition to pitching the $15 calendars, the event last weekend also served as a fundraiser for Action Cycling Atlanta, the group that raises funds for the Emory Vaccine Center through its annual two-day ride through North Georgia. Urban Body Studios is one of several sponsors for this year’s ride, which is set for May 16-17.
Last year, some 65 riders helped raise $106,000 for the Emory facility. The ride has raised more than $400,000 since its inception in 2003. (View photos from the 2008 ride.)
View the Project Q Atlanta photo album from the event on Saturday.
