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I think I saw an interview where RuPaul says that is exactly what they were shooting for. He said he loved those 70's/80's movies because they made him howl.

After seeing this video short, I thought, oh boy, these two should do a gay romance story together. Looking a bit deeper, I see they recently made The Man I Love, and they're out promoting it. This chemistry they have on the press tour looks intriguing.

They just posted Layton Williams doing River Deep Mountain High. I think he's nominated for a Tony, and he won the Olivier in London. He's a fantastic performer, and consistently brings the house down.

Adam Shankman is director. It's a major motion picture, with Universal Pictures sharing distribution. The writers have a popular queer comedy podcast. RuPaul loves to laugh, so the script had to pass his muster, assuming he's a tough critic of funny. I don't know about the rest of the country, but several theaters in NYC will be showing this film. I will be going with a friend who loves Drag Race.

I could use a good laugh, and the preview looks very promising. If it's a major success, RuPaul could be the next "senior" version of Tyler Perry.

I heard something similar from someone who saw it. Sounding a little ageist, but quite funny.

Much to my surprise, they've been doing heavy TV ad rotations. I either see them while watching YouTube videos, or HBO Max. It's very strange seeing a TV ad for a bathhouse, even in NYC. All the ads feature a co-ed facility, with everyone wearing bathing suits. This is NYC after all, but I would still be skeptical that any sex action is tolerated at this business.

Holy shit. I can't believe what I just read. If I was an unlicensed masseur, and a customer said that to me, I would run for the hills.

Holy shit! That is not intuitive, at least not for me. I clicked on the jumble of numbers with the underline, which looks like a link to me. There is nothing about that gray box that looks like a link. No wonder I failed each and every time. Thank you so much for that direction. For whatever reason, I never would have thought to click on the gray box. Now that I know, my eyesight is fixed. Edit, It's too bad he's only done workshops. If he had a license, many customers would take him very seriously. So many guys don't seem to know their potential, or they don't love massage enough to get serious.

How do you guys see? So many of these older threads (I guess 2 years is the new "old") offer nothing but a link that does not work, and photos which are broken and not visible on my computer. Am I doing something wrong? I Googled Gaston, and there is a serious massage therapist in NYC who has that name. Is it the same guy?

Imagine Kieran Warner shows up at your door one day. https://justthegays.com/video/21457-model-kieran-warner-warmer_kk-shows-off-his-monster-cock-a-compilation-052615/

I don't think one-on-one intimate services are ever going to disappear. There are many things AI cannot provide, and there is way too much money on the table to be had. Imagine every provider following Melvin Moore to offer a similar video to advertise their gifts. Gone are the fake, one-photo ads, with headless bodies. Here is a simple 4-minute video that sells itself in a brilliant fashion. Wouldn't that be a fun and wonderful world? Perhaps something in the future? https://justthegays.com/video/336741-melvin-moore-jerks-off-in-his-closet-while-showing-off-his-hole/

I'm in love with Dr. Maxfield. He and his buddy, Dr. Shah just released their ULTIMATE Guide to Hair Removal on YouTube. This is my favorite go-to resource for all things dermatology. I love their honesty, especially in an industry that rarely cuts through the bullshit. Dermatology is a major money grab these days. These guys are offering valuable information for free. I love imagining that they are secret lovers.

I stopped watching. Lost interest early on while watching Ep3. I do not like violence between men, especially gay men. Did not like the adult actor playing Jamie's husband, and I did not like the character of Jamie's mother. I don't like drama where I'm struggling to watch, and where certain characters don't interest me.

Looks incredible. That backside photo is so much visual fun.

But so many bi guys exist, and a lot of them are really hot looking men. After awhile, these labels for ads become semantic, and have little meaning. If there's money to be made, call yourself whatever.

For those who weren't aware, and for those who wish to make a note for future viewing.

Too bad he's not licensed. At least he's says so directly in his ad. How honest. How refreshing. Makes me more curious about his talent for touch. Considering his actor good looks, and his love of massage, he would do very well to get licensed. I could see him making a fortune, if he has talent.

It's difficult to not judge a book by it's cover. We are so programmed these days. At least he shows a photo of his massage table, if we can believe that without confirmation. I'm not a fan of facial tattoos, but some people regret them, and can't afford to remove them. I suppose removal from the face is not easy or pleasant. I don't know why people endure this, but it's unfair to assume they are bad for doing so. The guy has two ads up, which is not cheap. There is a strong chance he's serious about the service he's offering. He's $220 for sensual, whatever that extra $20 means. If he's got talent, and someone tries him, I hope they report back.

OMG, if that's basic, then I've always been doomed.

Every bodybuilder should make a video short like david.dfrs. All that work deserves to be admired by millions.

I don't usually pay any attention to Page Six, but they are the first to claim to know something. However, not much is revealed here. I expect Helena signed an NDA, but I hope she'll one day talk about what happened, from her perspective. It's not every day a star performer leaves a popular project, but there is never a guarantee that personalities won't clash. Helena is a strong, experienced woman, and Mike is Mike, quirky, with a bigger budget ego.

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie are pawns. The Met gala is a media event, and Hudson and Connor are the two newest flavors of the month. As far as I know, none of the invited stars have to pay for their seat at a table.

Some of the men here seem to always be on a trigger.

She's a fabulous Connie Francis. Jeremy Jordan is turning out to be an almost perfect Bobby Darin. Some might say he's better cast than Jonathan Groff was. This is a show with amazing energy, and there is not a bad seat in the entire house.