Butt Buddies

Butt Buddies
Nothing better than a friendly grab/touch/carress/feel up to build camaraderie. As for the third picture, we think he needed to part his cheeks to make way for something.
If you’re not into butts but are into bulges, check out The Bulge Report.

13 Mar 06 By Editor D 1 Comment

Queer Candy – Ryan Gosling


A tall, lanky blond actor who began his career as a singer, Ryan Gosling steadily amassed an impressive resume in film and TV before finally breaking through with a powerful performance as a Jewish neo-Nazi in the based-on-fact “The Believer” (2001), the Grand Jury Prize winner at the Sundance Film Festival.
Born in Ontario, Canada, Gosling began his showbiz career performing with his older sister at local talent shows. After beating out some 17,000 other aspirants, he was selected to join the 1990s Disney Channel revival of the “Mickey Mouse Club” in 1993, joining a cast that included future singing superstars Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake and JC Chasez of *NSYNC, as well as Keri Russell of TV’s “Felicity”.
By the time his last episodes aired in 1996 — he spent two years taping episodes that aired over a four-year period — Gosling could be seen in the story of preteen who tries to bring the Creature back to life in “Frankenstein and Me” (Disney Channel). That same year, he delivered a well-received turn as a British foundling in an episode of “The Road to Avonlea” (aired in the USA on Disney Channel), which brought him a Gemini Award nomination.
(More at The United States of Gosling)

10 Mar 06 By Editor D Write a comment!

Mark Feehily & Kevin McDaid Kiss

Mark kisses Kevin
Westlife Boy Mark Feehily locks lips (and hands! Awww…) with boyfriend Kevin McDaid in their four-wheeled cabin!
Kevin was born on March 7, 1984 in Nigeria but was brought up in Newcastle. He was in the now defunct boy band V. In August 2005 he was introduced to the world as Mark’s long-term boyfriend when Mark revealed he was gay.
Mark said: “I want people to know the truth about my sexuality. I am gay and I’m very proud of who I am. I’m not asking for any sympathy, or to be a role model to anyone else.”
“I simply felt it was the right time for me to let people know the truth. I’ve never tried to hide who I am from anyone, but I’m a very private person and in the past I haven’t felt the need to say anything about my sexuality.”
Mark added: “I don’t think I owe it to anyone to go into details about my relationship. But I would like to say that I’m happy, and that I’ve found someone who is a real companion.”
“It does get lonely being on the road with the band sometimes and I’m very happy now I’m in a relationship with someone who makes me laugh.”
We wish Mark and Kevin all the best! =)
Previously:
Mark Feehily’s (Camel Toe) Bulge
Mark Feehily’s Bulge

07 Mar 06 By Editor D 26 Comments

Joey Cheek’s Bulge

Joey Cheek's Bulge
William Joseph (“Joey”) Cheek (born June 22, 1979 in Greensboro, North Carolina) is an American speed skater and former inline speed skater. He specializes in the short and middle distances.
Cheek’s breakthrough was in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. During that tournament he won the bronze medal in the 1,000 meters and he missed the podium in the 1,500 meters by 0.08 seconds.
At the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Cheek won the men’s 500-meter event in dominating style, recording a two-run total time of 1:09.76. That time was 0.65 seconds faster than runner-up Dorofeyev, and Cheek was the only competitor to break the 35-second mark in the competition, doing so in both of his runs (34.82 and 34.94). Cheek’s time in the first 500m race is an unofficial world record, for the fastest 500m ever at an ice rink at sea level. He went on to win silver in the 1,000 meter race, finishing just behind teammate Shani Davis.
At a press conference after the Olympic 500 meter race, Cheek said that he decided to donate his USOC gold medal bonus ($25,000) to Right To Play, an athlete-driven international humanitarian organization formed by former Olympic champion Johann Olav Koss of Norway. Joey challenged others to make similar pledges to Right To Play. He subsequently donated his prize money from the 1,000 ($15,000) meter race to the same organization.
Since his donation others have joined in and over $390,000 has been contributed to this cause.

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07 Mar 06 By Editor D 6 Comments