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Hard to believe that a video like this appears on YouTube. With millions of younger people having easy access to such visuals, I wonder if it has an effect on younger people's attitudes and understanding of the power of sexual scent.

That's been my experience. I don't find Reddit an inviting platform, but when I have a specific question, the answer will sometimes appear on a Reddit thread. I've never made a post, though, or created an account.

I tried to get tickets at the Lincoln Square Imax but every seat I would consider sitting in was sold out. So I live with the ability to hear another day. I just can't get caught up in the Nolan frenzy. I don't have the energy, and seeing Oppenheimer did not change my life.

That's what I was thinking. You can try signing up from someone else's IP, and see if that sticks, but you won't be able to use your IP again to log into your account, unless you somehow get your IP changed. If the flag is attached to a credit card, username, and other details, then it gets more complicated. If the webmaster holds all the power, it's a tough spot to be in when they don't want to engage. There seem to be so many guys who thrive without being on RM. It's all about being seen. Figure out how to be creative and resourceful.

If more self-employed people truly understood what "can't afford" really means, they might be a little more successful at business. I may have $300 in the bank, but that does not mean I can afford to give that to a service provider. Those of us who live on social security alone have a fixed income. With a fixed income, especially in NYC, the only way you can survive is by living on a budget. You may get lucky and be able to save a little here and there, but that does not mean you can "afford" a $300 massage. I will never ask a HE masseur to consider a lower price for his service, but I do begin the conversation by saying I'm not interested in the HE part. If he comes back with, "What were you hoping to pay?" Then I'll be honest and reveal my number. So far, I've never been refused. If someone left their personal items in my apartment, there is no way I will be meeting that person half way. If they don't come back in a timely fashion, I will sell them or give the items away. (If I really like you, I will put them in the mail for you, and save you the trip.)

One of my social media savvy friends sent me this: I'm guessing the show let him get a new look, since they should be filming now.

That's funny. I saw Josh Gadd somewhere recently (looking extremely overweight), and thought it was with Rosie. See, I'm old. You meant Richard Gadd, and you certainly must know him. He won some Emmy's for creating Baby Reindeer, and he created and starred in HBO's Half Man, which I think has its own thread here. As for the women, Hannah Waddingham is quite famous. I haven't seen her in anything, but she's been on so many award shows, it's kinda hard not to know who she is. I remember Ana Gasteyer from SNL. I always thought she was very talented and funny. She can also sing/belt. She was in Wicked for a while. I haven't seen Abbott Elementary, but I've also seen Janelle James on awards shows. I did not know Ashley McBride or Shawn Hatosy. The Grammy Awards usually make me feel old. I don't know most of the singers under 30.

Wow, you shocked me. Her name is Jean Smart. Josh Gadd has been around for a long time. He was a working actor before he starred in The Book of Mormom, with Andrew Rannells. His resume is packed. Nick Offerman has also worked a very long time. He superbly played a paranoid gay man in The Last of Us. His resume, too, is packed. And my boyfriend, Sydney James Harcourt, played Rum Tum Tugger in Cats: The Jellicle Ball. He was a sexy cat who oftentimes stole the show. I was happy to see that Rosie was smitten by him, too. I did not know he was gay until I saw his interview with Rosie. I suspect we'll be seeing more of him. (edit) I put this link in the Jellicle Ball thread. Sydney James Harcourt recently posed for Playgirl: https://playgirl.com/entertainment/sydney-james-harcourt-has-nerve/

She had her own very successful talk show for 6 seasons on NBC. Granted it was "daytime," but experience is experience. She was offered supposedly $100 million not to end that show, but she had already made $100 million, and she wanted to be with her children. It was her decision to end her show. Quite remarkable. My partner worked with her early on. He said Rosie was a very generous person.

What a terrific week for late night TV. Rosie O'Donnell knocked it out of the park. Her audience share was 4 times Kimmel's. I think 6.3 million watched night # 1. I thought she did an excellent job. She's very talented.

I see Sydney James Harcourt did a Playgirl spread. He did a wonderful interview with Rosie O'Donnell on her last night subbing for Kimmel. https://playgirl.com/entertainment/sydney-james-harcourt-has-nerve/

LOL.

I thought that was obvious. Again, what does the content of this tread have to do with TV and Streaming Services?

Can somebody tell me what this thread has to do with TV and Streaming Services?

I was curious, so I Googled. This is what came back, In New York City, practicing massage therapy without a license is a Class E felony, which can lead to up to four years in state prison, criminal fines, and a permanent criminal record. Legal Penalties Felony Charge: Under New York Education Law 6512, doing any professional work without a required state license is treated as a felony (the same level of charge regardless of the specific profession). Prison Time: A Class E felony conviction carries a sentence of up to four years in state prison. Fines and Probation: Courts can also impose steep financial fines, mandatory surcharges, and a period of probation. Additional Consequences Immigration Status: Non-citizens face a high risk of deportation or denial of legal status if convicted of a felony. Future Employment: A felony record makes it very difficult to pass background checks for legal jobs or obtain professional licenses later in life. Business Closures: Unlicensed locations or parlors risk immediate police raids, asset seizures, and forced shutdown by the city. Given the number of HE guys out there, I'm surprised so many are willing to take the risk. There are so many flaky customers, all it takes is one bad apple to seriously blow up someone's life. I suppose there isn't a large budget for city/state inspectors, so I imagine there isn't much checking going on. But still, there seems to be plenty of risk.

Every critic I've seen so far says the movie is way too loud. Apparently, it's a trademark of Nolan's. I would like to see it, but who wants to wear earplugs to a movie? My poor ears are so sensitive these days. I just don't understand why deaf has become a fad, especially when hearing aids are not covered my insurance. I enjoyed Dark Knight, but I couldn't understand a word anyone was saying. I fell asleep during Oppenheimer, but I watched it again, with subtitles, when it streamed.

I like his face. He always seems to have a great, happy attitude. He also seems to enjoy romantic kissing (which I love), and the way he devours his partner's cock in this recent video, indicates to me that he's not acting. He seems super turned on. When it comes to sex, I've always been extremely vanilla. I can't imagine dealing with such large cocks. They are fascinating to watch. I was surprised to see the partner maintain his erection while he bottomed for Gabriel. Even with a normal sized cock, it's something not seen very often in porn. This video is something else. I don't know why people felt porn had to be shot in set-up scenes. Once amateur porn became a thing, the studio stuff started to suffer. Now that we have the iPhone, none of that film school stuff seems to matter anymore. Some guys do it all in one take, and often don't bother to edit.

Here's something you don't see everyday. https://justthegays.com/video/178779-gabriel-coimbra-fucks-a-hung-latin-hole-072618/

I had a feeling this show wasn't going to make it, in spite of its robust energy and enthusiasm. I hear they announced closing in August. In order for a musical to survive on Broadway, it has to appeal to endless tourists. The 80's Ballroom theme can work for New Yorkers (to a point), but IMO it's a hard sell to middle America. When they experienced a terrible July 4th week of poor ticket sales, I suppose the producers went bonkers. I'm sure most of the cast is very disappointed. It's very difficult to find a job like this.

I agree. Who needs to invite all those other issues into the mix? Talk about turn-off. This is one reason to support the gay professionals. Most are not in hiding. Chances are you'll get a decent massage, and if the chemistry is right, stuff can happen without all the questionable song and dance. No matter how many promises, emails, phone calls, or IMs, you can't force a provider to be sexually attracted to you. There are never any guarantees. These guys who want a quality massage and full-on sex for the $120 seem insatiably insane to me.

At least Patti has someplace friendly to go now that other places have cancelled her.

I was taken to see it again during Pride week. OMG, the audience was so electric, so much fun. Apparently, each show is slightly different, depending on the news of the day. For Pride week, the cast would say some outrageous things, and the audience ate it up. Marla was in better voice, Constantine was as hot as ever, and Layton Williams and Deborah Cox both brought the house down. Lots of standing ovations. I was also in the audience when Victor Garber came to see the show. That was fun. I have tickets for closing night, which will make it my 4th viewing. I think Melissa Barrera is a star to watch. They were offering discounted tickets for a minute. I was in center orchestra for only $75. I loved that.

I watch Dan Murell's movie reviews on YouTube. He recently did a Top 10 list for the first half of 2026, and he included Leviticus. I may have to take a look.

I'm sure that was the director's intention. For me, the kiss was the death knell. Colin's desire for "normal" intimacy did not align with what Ray wanted, so Ray took off. We never get a chance to get into Ray's head, so who knows why he jumped ship? It's anybody's guess. So many people do run from one-on-one intimacy, no matter what turns them on sexually. This subject can get complicated quite quickly.

I don't find bald spots attractive. Attempting to cover them up can be even worse. Shortly after 50, my top hairs started to thin. I always had light hair, color and density, so most people couldn't tell what was going on, but I could tell. I never thought I would do this, but I had my head shaved. Friends say they like it, but I don't, and never will. I feel completely naked without head hair. In public, it makes me feel very uncomfortable. I wear a lot of hats. But since I don't like male-patterned baldness, I opted for the least worse option. At least when it's hot out, like this past week, I'm a bit cooler. I always have to watch out for sunburn.