Queer Clicks: November 01 | Grooms Stage Epic ‘Dirty Dancing’ First Wedding Dance, Mexico City’s Pervert: You Have a Spot On This Sweat-Slicked Dance Floor, & Other News

Grooms Stage Epic ‘Dirty Dancing’ First Wedding Dance

‘PJ and Noah were married sometime earlier this year and recently uploaded a clip of their first dance. And it’s obviously not their first, because they’re both incredible dancers, taking on “It’s A Quiet Thing” by Morgana King, “Conga” by Miami Sound Machine/ Gloria Estefan, “Gonna Make You Sweat” by C+C Music Factory, Madonna’s “Vogue”, “Get Down Tonight” by KC and The Sunshine Band, “Puttin’ On The Ritz” from Young Frankenstein – the Musical, and finally the Dirty Dancing classic “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life” by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes complete with its lift.” Towleroad

Watch Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek’s Naked Shower Scene from ‘Papillon’

“While Chris Pine wallows in the fuss everybody’s made about his brief nude scene in Outlaw King, hunks Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek been over here getting the job done with no muss, no fuss.

It’ll be interesting to see how they compare. But until then, Malek – who’s just wrapped up his role as Freddie Mercury in Queen – and Hunnam -who just generally needs a day from being such a damn snack – get hands-on in a shower scene from Papillon.” Cocktails and Cock Talk

Mexico City’s Pervert: You Have a Spot On This Sweat-Slicked Dance Floor

“While past Pervert gatherings have been held at Plaza Mesones and the Crisanta Cervecería Garage (each enhanced by the collective’s neon signage, which travels with it), no one ever knows where the party will pop up next, which makes it all the more enticing for guests thirsty for diversity. “For nearly two years, we’ve met once a month in underground locations,” García says. “We’ve done the party in cellars, billiard halls, movie theaters, and abandoned mansions.”” Out

How ‘Boy Erased’ Helped Unerase Lucas Hedges’s Attraction to Men

“Hedges, 21, was not raised in a red state. In his youth, he lived in New York City, where he attended a prestigious arts-centered private institution, Saint Ann’s School. Yet even in this liberal bastion, Hedges recognized a “hidden” stigma working its influence on his peers.” Advocate