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  • The Good Men Project

    The Good Men Project

    What makes for a good man? That is the question asked by a book and now an online magazine. The Good Men Project: Real Stories from the Front Lines of Modern Manhood is an anthology of thirty-one essays by a broad range of men—rich, poor, black, white, gay, straight, urban, rural, famous, ordinary—all writing about the challenges, obstacles, [...]

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  • Bruce Weber

    Bruce Weber

    Today we look at the photography and videography of Bruce Weber (born March 29, 1946 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania) an American  fashion photographer  and occasional filmmaker.  He is most widely known for his ad campaigns for Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Pirelli, Abercrombie & Fitch, Revlon, and Gianni Versace, as well as his work for Vogue, GQ, [...]

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  • Mile High Gay Guy

    Mile High Gay Guy

    MileHighGayGuy: Since its debut in 2007, MileHighGayGuy.com has grown to become Colorado’s premier gay blog. Updated daily with Colorado and Denver news, views, information, politics, nightlife, entertainment, sports, culture, and personalities, MileHighGayGuy.com has been featured in Instinct magazine, the Denver Post, and Out Front Colorado, as well as many other publications, and on Towleroad.com, Gay.com, [...]

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  • Pierre Bernard, yoga’s American proselytizer.

    Pierre Bernard, yoga’s American proselytizer.

    Several decades ago, you would have received a baffled stare if you had asked a stranger what a “downward facing dog” was. Today most strangers would nod knowingly and point you to their yoga studio, where the “downward facing dog” (feet and hands planted on the ground, torso stretched into an inverted “V”) and other [...]

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  • Graeme Mitchell

    Graeme Mitchell

    A little about Photographer Graeme Mitchell: “Born in Manitoba in 1980. Moved with family to various small towns in the Pacific Northwest. Studied Literature. Raced bicycles and raced and coached alpine skiing. Relocated to NYC in ‘05. Currently focusing on fashion and portrait photography. Enthusiastic about traditional black and white work, challenging his subjects, collaborating [...]

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    According to The Gay Book of Days most translations are watered down and only Peter Wigham's Poems of Catullus (Penguin Classics) truly lives up to the explicit sexual flavor of the original. In one poem Catullus suggests "stuffing the boy." Since Catullus was a contemporary of Caesar his poetry has the prejudice of the period: "the taking of a boy is a manly act, but allowing another male to do unto you what you did unto him is sheer depravity.
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