Mark has one of the most amazing beards and moustaches I’ve seen. I asked him how he’s taking care of it, but this you can read yourself in the interview below. He is 33, studied at LSU, born in Lutcher, Louisiana. Mr. Louque is also a DJ and much more based in P-Town, Massachusetts. We sat and had a
Read MoreIf you haven’t checked out Brian’s website yet, it is the right time to do that since he just relaunched it. And before that you can check out the interview with him from my 1 year anniversary special.
Read MoreDis magazine gives us another perspective on nipple clamps and how they can be a useful accessory not only bringing us pleasure but also being a great assistance in all kinds of situations. Nipple clamps make carrying groceries home more fun as well as religion more pleasurable than ever! Explore casual sensations with functional nipple clamp necessities by FAUX/real. Photography Lyndsy
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… zoophilia isn’t really our thing, but sometimes even we can’t say no. …we are preparing for the zombie attacks. … we undress to impress.
Read MoreLife of gay people in Eastern European countries in 2011 is comparable to the life Jews had during World War II. Fake masculinity perception,religious fanatism, inexplicable fear and most of all, ignorance feed people’s aggression against homosexuals in all former Soviet countries behind the Eastern border of Germany. I come from Bulgaria and the situation there is not different, believe
Read MoreCombining independent cinema and gay porn is just one of the things Bruce LaBruce is famous for. Besides being a successful, provocative director, the 46-year-old Canadian is a photographer, journalist and theatre director based in Toronto. He is also a diva – not in terms of extravagant outfits, but in terms of attitude and self-confidence: you can literally hear his
Read More2011 will mark 30 years since AIDS descended. Director David Weissman tells the story of the first wave and how the gay community was affected by the outburst of HIV and AIDS through the eyes of 5 witnesses and indirect victims of the epidemic. When the first cases of AIDS were announced thirty years ago, San Francisco was particularly affected. Even
Read MoreIt’s time for some quality cinema after killing an hour of my time yesterday with a history art class movie. In following posts I’ve tried to pick some of the more interesting and moving productions that can be seen at this year’s Berlin film festival. And before we get started, there are some side events that can also be of
Read MoreMika Bowman has something to hide. Ot at least her models have. The young photographer from Texas throws paint at her models, hides their faces behind masks or shoots them from behind. She is in search of hidden emotions and feelings burried deep in the sad eyes of the objects she shoots. I’m keeping an eye on her work. images
Read MoreI feel like I’ve had this dream and now it has become reality – Thinking With Design. Recompose is a new system for manipulation of an actuated surface. By collectively utilizing the body as a tool for direct manipulation alongside gestural input for functional manipulation, we show how a user is afforded unprecedented control over an actuated surface. We describe
Read MoreI make something awful every day. Yesterday, for example, I went to a movie called A Series Of Thoughts by Heinz Emigholz. Probably I am making a fool of myself right now, but in the packed cinema Sean and me were the only one who’d rather check their facebook than listen to a man tell the story and describe every
Read MoreLes Souliers is a sound installation designed by Arno Fabre in 2009. The project consits of an ensemble of thirty pairs of shoes, operated by a computer and mechanically actived by “tramplers”. The shoes strike and scrape the floor according to a numerical score (Midi score read by the software Max / MSP). Watch and listen to the video:
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