Queer Clicks: August 9, 2016 | Michael Stokes Shows Us Heroic Beauty in ‘Invictus’, Model Claims Manic Episode Led Him To Run Naked And Screaming Through Times Square , & Other News

Will You Dance With Me? Shows Disco’s Social Seduction

“Of all Derek Jarman’s film experiments in the 1980s that questioned storytelling and film-watching conventions, the most exuberant is Will You Dance With Me? This unfinished project, made in 1984 but never exhibited until now, documents a night at Benjy’s, a gay club in East London. Jarman’s goal was reportorial—to investigate, witness and reveal an aspect of gay nightlife—but he captured a fleeting yet timeless and fundamental essence of the culture.” Out.com

Michael Stokes Shows Us Heroic Beauty in ‘Invictus’

“Beyond the polished technique and incomparable beauty of Michael Stokes’s images of wounded veterans is the emotional impact of their stories. These are more than photographs, they are collaborations about hope and survival. The veterans are not just nude, they are in their glory in the most spiritual sense of the word. And the out artist is again using to fund a book that makes visible the effects of war and the sacrifices of heroism.” Advocate

Model Claims Manic Episode Led Him To Run Naked And Screaming Through Times Square

“June 30, 2016 is a day that will forever live in infamy in the life of New York-based model and Columbia University student Krit McClean. That’s the day he boarded to F train, got off at Times Square, then climbed on top of the TKTS booth and got butt naked.” Queerty

Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow Win Bronze at Rio and Celebrate in the Most Adorable Way Possible

“Tom Daley and his synchronized diving partner Dan Goodfellow won the bronze medal in the synchro 10m platform dive on Monday.

Daley finished fourth in the same event at the London games in 2012. He and Goodfellow waited in agony as the judges deliberated over their scores.” Towleroad