Mar 9, 2015
Michael Musto: The Madonna I've known and (usually) admired (read the story)
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Michael Musto: The Madonna I've known and (usually) admired (read the story)
How to Take Make Your Wedding Photos Look Like a Pierre et Gilles Shoot
Photography by Paola De Paola
Lauren Delpech of French Made London shares expert tips: "Bright colorful costumes, lots of sequins and glitters, a bit twee, a bit 'anarchic' but with a touch of cabaret glamour, fun and open-mindedness. This was the inspiration behind our styled shoot, with an emphasis on equal marriage."
With real-life couple Jon & Lucaz
EXCLUSIVE: Robbie Rogers, Training Sessions The soccer player talks you through his workout routine (click to view the slideshow)
All photography by Nathan Poekert
Out's Best Films of 2014
It was a strong year for queer cinema. Read R. Kurt Osenlund's Top 10 for the year.
Ballet Takes to the Streets, and Vice Versa
From Tahrir to Taksim, protest has swept the world in recent years. In his first ballet, French visual artist J R captures that chaos on stage for New York City Ballet.
Les Bosquets doesn’t quite mark J R as a “choreographer to watch” but by approaching the ballet without the weight of that form’s history and expectations, he yanks the NYCB into exciting new territory with a captivating and relevant piece of art. And here’s another revolutionary element about Les Bosquets that is simply unheard of in the world of dance: at eight minutes long, it’s way too short.
Photos by Paul Kolnik for NYCB
Drag Race’s Courtney Act: Chaz Bono and I Have Become Very Close
Michael Musto: Chaz Bono looked like he was getting rather hot for you.
Courtney Act: Chaz was quite beguiled. That was the first time we met, but we’ve gone on to become good friends. We often come back to trans issues. It’s been fascinating discussing those issues with someone who has a different perspective from any of the trans friends that I have. He’s also been educating me on some great American cinema that I’ve missed out on, being Australian. We watched The Godfather. I’m ashamed to say, I’d not seen Victor/Victoria. He’ll reference a movie, and we’ll put it on the list and watch it.
But he hasn’t made a move on you.
No, no move.
Read more of Michael Musto's column here
DANIEL RADCLIFFE IN CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN ON BROADWAY
Michael Musto writes:
Radcliffe does really well with his fast-talking victim character, who’s tired of going to doctors and fending off bullies and is aiming for a little romance to help ward off his various diagnoses. Radcliffe is committed to the character’s disability—he’s clearly thought it through and worked it out—and when the chance for Hollywood stardom enters the “cripple’s” world of possibilities, you know Radcliffe will be adept at that twist too. But as he convincingly limped across the stage, I couldn’t help thinking, Maybe that’s from having sex with the horse?
Read the column.
20 GAY POWER COUPLES YOU SHOULD KNOW
(including these handsome dads...)
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