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Here you go - albeit a pic from a few years ago.
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-9TNtK/i-nHTDBnN/A


 
OK - having problems posting a pic - look on page 23
 
He does smile when you meet him!

Cute too. No questions, just wanted to show they really do exist!
 
https://rentmen.com/collinsgotback
 
Lucky Boston!

I'm booked at INNdulge and looking forward to the event as well.
 
Note - the Casa Ocotillo, www.casaocotillo.com - This property is now a private home and is no longer being operated as an accommodation.
 
Otherwise, the list above is a great help in finding accommodations. Also, for those of you who may be flying in, PSP airport may be expensive, you may want to consider ONT, SNA, LAX as alternative gateways. Depending on your day/time of your arrival driving from SNA or LAX may be challenging.
 
I did find a connecting flight from PHX to PSP that was reasonable and flying into PHX is relatively affordable.

I have booked at The Hacienda. I tend to stay there for the reasons mentioned above and also because the PS Weekend lands near or on a special occasion so I tend to splurge. Everything is tremendously discreet which everyone may or may not like. Of course, you can always go visit people at other clubs for real, real fun. During the day you can walk downtown if you wish but a very nice continental breakfast is included, as is a great cold lunch. Moreover, 5 or 6 of the 10/11 rooms have kitchens if you want to whip up your own meals. The other nice thing is that 5 rooms have their own pool/jacuzzi and the other 5 have their own pool. Everything is really comfortable, particularly for a lazy ass as myself.

I'm booked at INNdulge and looking forward to the event as well.
 
Note - the Casa Ocotillo, www.casaocotillo.com - This property is now a private home and is no longer being operated as an accommodation.
 
Otherwise, the list above is a great help in finding accommodations. Also, for those of you who may be flying in, PSP airport may be expensive, you may want to consider ONT, SNA, LAX as alternative gateways. Depending on your day/time of your arrival driving from SNA or LAX may be challenging.
 
I did find a connecting flight from PHX to PSP that was reasonable and flying into PHX is relatively affordable.

I'm booked at INNdulge and looking forward to the event as well.
 
Note - the Casa Ocotillo, www.casaocotillo.com - This property is now a private home and is no longer being operated as an accommodation.
 
Otherwise, the list above is a great help in finding accommodations. Also, for those of you who may be flying in, PSP airport may be expensive, you may want to consider ONT, SNA, LAX as alternative gateways. Depending on your day/time of your arrival driving from SNA or LAX may be challenging.
 
I did find a connecting flight from PHX to PSP that was reasonable and flying into PHX is relatively affordable.

I'm booked at INNdulge and looking forward to the event as well.
 
Note - the Casa Ocotillo, www.casaocotillo.com - This property is now a private home and is no longer being operated as an accommodation.
 
Otherwise, the list above is a great help in finding accommodations. Also, for those of you who may be flying in, PSP airport may be expensive, you may want to consider ONT, SNA, LAX as alternative gateways. Depending on your day/time of your arrival driving from SNA or LAX may be challenging.
 
I did find a connecting flight from PHX to PSP that was reasonable and flying into PHX is relatively affordable.

Until you are physically in his presence, it is difficult to imagine just how tall (6'3") and bulked
up he really is. He towered over me (I'm 5'7"!) and I got even more turned on because of it!!!
 

 
TruHart1

PALM SPRINGS GAY RESORTS
2018
 
Oliver has decided that the Palm Springs Weekend this year will be held on April 14th and 15th. That weekend will also be the first weekend of the Coachella Festival. Beyonce has already announced that she will be performing after having to cancel last year. Her appearance means that rooms in Palm Springs will be even more difficult to book as time passes.
I highly recommend that if you are even remotely considering attending the Palm Springs Weekend you book a room as soon as possible. If later you decide that you will be unable to attend you can simply cancel your reservation. With this in mind I am providing the following list of gay resorts you might consider booking. I have divided the resorts into three price groups: 1.) Moderate, 2.) Moderately Expensive, and 3.) Expensive. I have recently visited ALL of the facilities listed below. They are all clothing optional, escort friendly and are all listed on tripadvisor. I have included each sites street address, web address and a few personal comments.
 
Moderate
 
Canyon Club
www.canyonclubhotel.com
960 N Palm Canyon Drive
Includes a coffee and Danish breakfast
 
Escape
www.escapepalmsprings.com
641 E. San Lorenzo Dr
Includes a continental breakfast
 
Triangle Inn Palm Springs
http://www.triangle-inn.com/triangle-inn-palm-springs
555 E San Lorenzo Dr.
Includes a continental breakfast
 
Moderately Expensive
 
INNdulge
www.inndulge.com
601 S. Greenfall Rd.
Includes a continental breakfast
 
Vista Grande Resort
www.vistagranderesort.com
574 Warm Springs Dr.
Includes a continental breakfast
 
Expensive
 
Santiago Resort
www.santiagoresort.com
650 E. San Lorenzo Rd.
Includes a continental breakfast and a box lunch
 
The Hacienda Warm Springs
www.thehacienda.com
586 S Warm Springs Dr.
Includes elaborate continental breakfast and a great number of choices for a cold lunch
 
As I stated in the introductory paragraph I have visited ALL of these facilities and ALL of them are acceptable. Some offer more amenities and are more elaborately landscaped than others but they come at a price.

Johnny Castle: Corvin FIsher, 2005

 
Gay blowjob, from pornhub: https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=2047535074

Why Sundance Fell in Love With the Gay Romance Call Me by Your Name
Kyle Buchanan January 23, 2017 4:10 pm

Photo: Sundance Institute
An hour after the sensational Call Me by Your Name unspooled for the first time at the Sundance Film Festival, director Luca Guadagnino and his stars Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet gathered in a cramped little room for a post-premiere ritual: the reading of the tweets.
 
“Standing ovation at Sundance for Call Me by Your Name,” Guadagnino recited in his thick Italian accent, “which is beautiful visually, emotionally, and, my god, sexually.”
 
Guadagnino continued scrolling through his smart phone and read another: “I’m on a cinematic high from Call Me by Your Namestill. Dancing around the streets, can’t stop thinking about it. This film. THIS FILM.”
 
Hammer, whose right arm is in a sling thanks to a torn pectoral muscle, used his other arm to give Chalamet an appreciative slap on the back. He was beaming, and a little confused. “Isn’t the internet supposed to be mean?” Hammer said.
 
Not this time. Several of this year’s Sundance movies have scored — the Kumail Nanjiani comedy The Big Sick merited an eye-popping, well-deserved sale, while critics were buzzing about Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara in the languorous drama A Ghost Story — but it’s Call Me by Your Name that feels like a landmark. Adapted from the novel by André Aciman, it stars Chalamet as the 17-year-old Elio, who’s spending a lazy summer in the Italian countryside with his parents. Excitement arrives in the form of Hammer’s tall, tanned Oliver, an American research assistant who’s come to the country to work with Elio’s professor father (Michael Stuhlbarg). At first, Elio regards the newcomer warily. Though he comes up with all sorts of reasons to spend time with Oliver, Elio also condescends to him: The child of two brainy academics, Elio mocks Oliver’s American slang and pulls away, as if burned, from Oliver’s friendly touch. But if Elio sometimes treats Oliver like an irritant, it’s only because the older man has gotten under his skin.
 
Their verbal jousting starts to carry an erotic charge, and the summer gets its spine as Elio and Oliver circle one another, each daring the other to make the first move. Once they’ve finally consummated their flirtation — with a first kiss that is as playful as it is sexy — it’s impossible to part them, though the looming end of Oliver’s stay in Italy will curtail their relationship just as it’s beginning. “We wasted so many days,” a regretful Elio says, wrapped up in Oliver’s arms. This is his first love, and while their affair may be brief, what it stirs in Elio’s heart and mind will be there forever.
 
Though many thought the success of 2005’s Brokeback Mountain would pave the way for more top-tier films about same-sex love, it’s only recently, with movies like Carol and Moonlight, that Brokeback’s accomplishment appears to have borne fruit. Call Me by Your Name is every bit as marvelous as those films, and it’s directed with striking confidence by Guadagnino, whose previous movies, A Bigger Splash and I Am Love, were delightful in their bratty brashness. This film is more tempered but every bit as intimate, especially when Hammer and Chalamet shed their clothes, their bodies becoming billboards for desire. “I truly tried to diminish the sense of sacredness that happens when you film naked actors and actresses,” Guadagnino told me last night. “I don’t like that prudishness.”
 
It wouldn’t have worked if his leads had refused to give their all. After a string of would-be franchise-starters like The Lone Ranger and The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Hammer turns in his best work since his breakout dual role as the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network, and he said he relished the opportunity Call Me by Your Name gave him. “This movie will forever stay with me,” Hammer told me. “We moved for several months to a tiny town in Italy where no one spoke English, giving up everything about our normal lives back home and committing to this. Going to those places … it was just an amazing experience, all around.”
 
Hammer’s strongest praise, though, was reserved for his young co-star. “Timothée is the best thing in this movie,” said Hammer, “and he deserves every single accolade he’s going to get for it.” Best known for a Homeland arc as Dana Brody’s boyfriend, the 21-year-old Chalamet is a major revelation here. So whippet-thin that he appears to have hit a growth spurt overnight, Chalamet delivers an impressively physical performance, testing not just his sexuality but his gangly arms and legs. He dances in and out of frame, lunges for his lover, and thrashes around in bed, suggesting that as he enters adulthood, Elio leads with his body and lets his brain catch up.
 
It all culminates in a remarkable whopper of a final shot that simply films Chalamet in close-up for several minutes as he processes the impact of his affair, tears in his eyes and a smile playing on his lips. It’s the movie in miniature, and if Guadagnino hadn’t already called a film I Am Love, he could use those three words to describe what Chalamet does in that scene. His heart is broken, but his spirit is soaring. Love can do that, and falling in love with a movie can do that, too.

Why Sundance Fell in Love With the Gay Romance Call Me by Your Name
Kyle Buchanan January 23, 2017 4:10 pm

Photo: Sundance Institute
An hour after the sensational Call Me by Your Name unspooled for the first time at the Sundance Film Festival, director Luca Guadagnino and his stars Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet gathered in a cramped little room for a post-premiere ritual: the reading of the tweets.
 
“Standing ovation at Sundance for Call Me by Your Name,” Guadagnino recited in his thick Italian accent, “which is beautiful visually, emotionally, and, my god, sexually.”
 
Guadagnino continued scrolling through his smart phone and read another: “I’m on a cinematic high from Call Me by Your Namestill. Dancing around the streets, can’t stop thinking about it. This film. THIS FILM.”
 
Hammer, whose right arm is in a sling thanks to a torn pectoral muscle, used his other arm to give Chalamet an appreciative slap on the back. He was beaming, and a little confused. “Isn’t the internet supposed to be mean?” Hammer said.
 
Not this time. Several of this year’s Sundance movies have scored — the Kumail Nanjiani comedy The Big Sick merited an eye-popping, well-deserved sale, while critics were buzzing about Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara in the languorous drama A Ghost Story — but it’s Call Me by Your Name that feels like a landmark. Adapted from the novel by André Aciman, it stars Chalamet as the 17-year-old Elio, who’s spending a lazy summer in the Italian countryside with his parents. Excitement arrives in the form of Hammer’s tall, tanned Oliver, an American research assistant who’s come to the country to work with Elio’s professor father (Michael Stuhlbarg). At first, Elio regards the newcomer warily. Though he comes up with all sorts of reasons to spend time with Oliver, Elio also condescends to him: The child of two brainy academics, Elio mocks Oliver’s American slang and pulls away, as if burned, from Oliver’s friendly touch. But if Elio sometimes treats Oliver like an irritant, it’s only because the older man has gotten under his skin.
 
Their verbal jousting starts to carry an erotic charge, and the summer gets its spine as Elio and Oliver circle one another, each daring the other to make the first move. Once they’ve finally consummated their flirtation — with a first kiss that is as playful as it is sexy — it’s impossible to part them, though the looming end of Oliver’s stay in Italy will curtail their relationship just as it’s beginning. “We wasted so many days,” a regretful Elio says, wrapped up in Oliver’s arms. This is his first love, and while their affair may be brief, what it stirs in Elio’s heart and mind will be there forever.
 
Though many thought the success of 2005’s Brokeback Mountain would pave the way for more top-tier films about same-sex love, it’s only recently, with movies like Carol and Moonlight, that Brokeback’s accomplishment appears to have borne fruit. Call Me by Your Name is every bit as marvelous as those films, and it’s directed with striking confidence by Guadagnino, whose previous movies, A Bigger Splash and I Am Love, were delightful in their bratty brashness. This film is more tempered but every bit as intimate, especially when Hammer and Chalamet shed their clothes, their bodies becoming billboards for desire. “I truly tried to diminish the sense of sacredness that happens when you film naked actors and actresses,” Guadagnino told me last night. “I don’t like that prudishness.”
 
It wouldn’t have worked if his leads had refused to give their all. After a string of would-be franchise-starters like The Lone Ranger and The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Hammer turns in his best work since his breakout dual role as the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network, and he said he relished the opportunity Call Me by Your Name gave him. “This movie will forever stay with me,” Hammer told me. “We moved for several months to a tiny town in Italy where no one spoke English, giving up everything about our normal lives back home and committing to this. Going to those places … it was just an amazing experience, all around.”
 
Hammer’s strongest praise, though, was reserved for his young co-star. “Timothée is the best thing in this movie,” said Hammer, “and he deserves every single accolade he’s going to get for it.” Best known for a Homeland arc as Dana Brody’s boyfriend, the 21-year-old Chalamet is a major revelation here. So whippet-thin that he appears to have hit a growth spurt overnight, Chalamet delivers an impressively physical performance, testing not just his sexuality but his gangly arms and legs. He dances in and out of frame, lunges for his lover, and thrashes around in bed, suggesting that as he enters adulthood, Elio leads with his body and lets his brain catch up.
 
It all culminates in a remarkable whopper of a final shot that simply films Chalamet in close-up for several minutes as he processes the impact of his affair, tears in his eyes and a smile playing on his lips. It’s the movie in miniature, and if Guadagnino hadn’t already called a film I Am Love, he could use those three words to describe what Chalamet does in that scene. His heart is broken, but his spirit is soaring. Love can do that, and falling in love with a movie can do that, too.

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Jim Wigler
 
Born in Detroit, photographer Jim Wigler took great pictures of leathermen from the 1980s on, shooting for many gay magazines including Drummer and Honcho. He also mounted several exhibits in San Francisco including "Faces of AIDS," "Viet Nam Vets: Face to Face" and "Stars of the SFPD." Writing in The Advocate, Christopher Harrity said, "[His] images are both sexy and moving. Many of the men are no longer alive, due to both AIDS and age. What began as sexy photo shoots has become, over the years, a soulful archive of a time both magical and tragic."
 
http://jim-wigler.tumblr.com/
 
https://www.facebook.com/jim.wigler
 
Images by Jim Wigler ...
 
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Left photo: Early 1980s; Right photo: The Hitman
 

 

 

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For as big as Texas is, the large cities have always been a bit iffy for escort selection. Dallas has always been the best. But there have been times when it's been hard to find anyone I like there. Houston has been the second best but never anything like Dallas. It's been years as far as I can tell that Houston has had any long term well-known escorts. The best one I know of, Alan Ladd, retired a few years ago. Austin and San Antonio (except for Benjamin Nicholas now moved to Dallas) have almost never had long term well-known quality escorts.
 
 
Since the Rentboy Debacle a few years back, it seems to me a lot of escorts who advertised for years are now gone. The only escorts I see on Rentmen who have been escorting for years are the Two Top Daddies. I don't know what they are like as I was not looking for strict tops. However you might be in luck. Andrew Justice is visiting in a few days. If he's your type, I'd contact him immediately as I'll bet his dance card fills up quickly.
 
Gman

I agree with @Gar1eth about how great Andrew Justice is. After hiring him quite a few times, he consistently delivers on the hot and sensual BFE each and every time! You won't be disappointed!
 
TruHart1

More likely folk will be emboldened to go public with their horror stories, no matter which airline it was with.

A new addition! Danny Cruz !
 
Looootttssss of slow, deep, wet kisses alternating with playful pecks.

East Coast boys do it better.
 
Tristan Baldwin

Well if you are going to consider politicians celebrities then I met and came to know all of the original Kennedy family. I quit school in the fall of 1960 and went to work for the JFK campaign in the West Lake District of Los Angeles. Teddy Kennedy arrived, in the late spring, to lead the Western United Sates campaign. He was just a kid and was very inexperienced and not very good at that time. During the 1960 Democratic Convention, here in Los Angeles, I worked as a personal assistant to Robert Kennedy. All of the Kennedy sister were in and out of the office so I got to know all of them quite well. My favorite of all was Robert's wife Ethel. She was totally down to earth and great fun.
I met JFK several times at the convention hotel, the Biltmore, in downtown, at various cocktail parties, and a special party, after his nomination, for a small group of campaign workers. There he signed, one of my most prized possessions, a copy of "Profiles in Courage".