Queer Clicks: January 07, 2017 | Ouch! Which Important Body Part Has This Famous Porn Star Broken?
Ouch! Which Important Body Part Has This Famous Porn Star Broken?
“It looks like former GT cover star Jake Bass is going to need plenty of tender loving care this weekend after suffering a nasty accident on the ski slope. The ‘adult actor’ was attempting his best Gus Kenworthy snow skills when he suffered a fall and broke his right arm. Jake went straight down the hospital to get himself looked at and his arm is currently in a sling.” Gay Times
California’s Prop 60 Failed, But Condoms In Porn Is Hardly A Dead Issue
“California has required condoms in porn since 1992—or maybe it never required them at all.
For years, this confusion over what state law requires has resulted in one of the world’s largest AIDS advocacy organizations, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, locking horns with the adult industry in a series of bitter legal battles. The sparring climaxed in a November ballot measure that would have written mandatory condoms into state law once and for all. That gambit failed, but the issue is far from resolved.” Slate
Song Joong Ki And Kim Min Suk Bromance Continues, Gay Rumor Intensifies
“One of the hottest celebrities in South Korea is Song Joong Ki. His popularity sky-rocketed when Descendants of the Sun, one of the many TV dramas he starred in, became a huge hit. He has instantly propelled as a top Hallyu star and his fan base grew exponentially. However, fame does have its downsides.” Inquisitr
Brutal Beauty Finely Rendered (Art)
“Rum Locker is the nom de peinture for a reclusive artist in Southeast Asia. He is completely self-taught and has only been creating artwork since 2010. His physique drawings and paintings are sensational, and his portraits are so realistic and dreamy. His work has appeared in the zine Burl and Fur” Advocate
Brandon Stansell Turns Unrequited Love Into A Haunting Video
“Singer-songwriter Brandon Stansell is kicking off 2017 by dropping a new music video, and The Huffington Post got an exclusive first look.
The Los Angeles-based “California country” performer is haunted by an unrequited love in “Never Know,” which is the follow-up to his 2016 single, “Slow Down.” Directed by Trent Atkinson, the video shows Stansell sulking in a bathtub and tossing in bed, tormented by memories of a hunky love interest (played by Frank Sweeney). Things may or may not end up on an upbeat note, however, depending on your interpretation of the video’s ambiguous conclusion.” Huffington Post