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The Bear Bros in This Sexy Portfolio From A Decade Ago Are Inspiring Many Kicking Bearweek into High Gear Inspire your Bear Week that’s Just Starting With The Stunning Photographs Of Sexy Gay Bears From a Decade Ago Will Get You On the Right Track As Your Bear Week Takes Off Hot Bear Summer Starts Now. ‘Love your shirt.’ ‘You look great.’ A Stunning Portfolio of Sexy Gay Bears in their Natural habitat (Ptown) Will Inpire Just As Bear Week Takes off. The Message? Just Be kinder (Do it rather than signal it.) That Kindness creates the ds, inclusive, Sanctuary by just being nicer ( These Stunning Photographs of Sexy Gay Bears Gathering 10 Years Ago Will Inspire Your Best Bear Week. Artist Paul Specht Recalls the Sanctuary, particularly for the bigger guys he goes with every year. If The Bear Bros Have a Message for 2021 It’s To Just Be Kinder Get On the Right Track for Your Bear Week. Stunning Portfolio of Sexy Bears from A Decade bit more quiet Sanctuary. went every year with bigger guys and they always felt so at ease and no judgement. Be Kinder Love your shirt. p 10 More Years of Bears And Where Their Natural Habits At. Paul’s first journey to Provincetown was in the summer of 1981. He distinctly remembers traveling down Commercial St with his family in their beige station wagon. “I recall peering out the window and having my mother telling me not to stare. I was not yet a teenager but there was a feeling with the people on the streets that told me I was home.” incetown Week of the Bears. From the jarring Saturday turnover after July 4th when one set of Circuit Guy priorities is shipped out and the Bear Behaviors in priorities, projected positions, passions, and partnershipsand that paths are crossed with Circuit Week (Some years there’s a buffer week) Eric on Commercial St July 2007 Mike at Tea Dance at the Boatslip July 12 2009 David and Jesse July 2010 Paul Specht grew up on the North Shore area of Massachusetts , just outside of Boston. He developed his love of photography from his father who gave him his first 110 camera. In 1987 he attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst to pursue a BFA in print making before graduating from Boston’s New England School of Photography where he studied portraiture. Paul’s first journey to Provincetown was in the summer of 1981. He distinctly remembers traveling down Commercial St with his family in their beige station wagon. “I recall peering out the window and having my mother telling me not to stare. I was not yet a teenager but there was a feeling with the people on the streets that told me I was home.” Paul currently resides in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts with his husband Eric. Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/paulspechtphotography/ Current Project The Self Portrait Series Book available on Blurb https://www.blurb.com/books/10671709-self-portrait-stories Next –> View the full article

The “Billionaire Space Race” brought a bit of space Pride to the party Saturday thanks to Virgin Galactic owner Sir Richard Branson. The 70-year-old billionaire completed the first commercial space flight on Saturday, and, though he didn’t bring a camera along, he have a Pride flag onboard in honor of the 49 victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting. Richard Branson: Previously on Towleroad Richard Branson Condemns Anti-Gay Persecution in Africa, is Meeting with Nigerian Leaders Andy Towle January 16, 2014 Read More Richard Branson Boycotting Uganda Over Anti-Gay Law, Urges Others to Do the Same Andy Towle December 24, 2013 Read More Virgin Galactic’s Commercial Spaceship Completes Second Successful Test Flight: VIDEO Christian Walters September 8, 2013 Read More Photo courtesy of Aleksandr Andreiko/Creative Commons View the full article

Published by BANG Showbiz English Dillon Passage has revealed he’s in a new a relationship. Joe Exotic’s estranged husband – who announced earlier this year he was splitting from the ‘Tiger King’ star after four years of marriage – has revealed he’s found a new boyfriend, John. Sharing some pictures of them together, he wrote on Instagram: “Everyone, meet John. “I’ve planned on keeping my relationship private for personal reasons but lately I’ve been having a hard time dealing with things happening in my life and John has been my rock and helping me get through it all. “In short, this is an appreciation post for this special special man. Thank you for being you.” Dillon, 22, married Joe just nine months before the latter was arrested and eventually jailed for 22 years after being convicted of plotting a murder-for-hire against Big Cat Rescue rival Carole Baskin as well as other charges. And in March, he took to Instagram to confirm the pair had split, as he explained the decision to end their romance was in part influenced by the unwanted attention Dillon has received since Joe’s life and arrest were made the subject of a Netflix documentary. In a lengthy statement, Dillon wrote: “In November of 2017 I met Joe who was there for me during a difficult time in my life. “After just 9 short months he was arrested and, for the last two and a half years, we have been apart. I’ve always stood by his side and will continue to always love and support him.” He admitted the decision wasn’t an easy one to make. He continued: “To answer the main question the public wants to know, yes, Joe and I are seeking a divorce. This wasn’t an easy decision to make but Joe and I both understand that this situation isn’t fair to either of us. “It’s something that neither of us were expecting but we are going to take it day by day. We are on good terms still and I hope it can stay that way. “I will continue to have Joe in my life and do my best to support him while he undergoes further legal battles to better his situation. A month later, Joe insisted the pair were trying to make their romance work, but 58-year-old former zoo operator admitted he’d understand if Dillon walked away. He said: “You know, if he needs to move on I have to respect that, I can’t expect him to just hang on forever. “He has told me time and time again … if I make it out of here alive, I still have a home to come to. “So, he said he is not going anywhere, all right? That is all I can say because that is all I know.” Dillon Passage previously on Towleroad Exotic Joe Exotic To Launch Cannabis Line from Prison, though ‘body is tired’, Lost Weight, ‘mouth sores out of control’ from Prostate Cancer June 15, 2021 Read More Exotic, Dillon Talk, Slow Split; Emilio Estevez Has COVID Brain Fog; Plus Links: Lindsay L Loves NFTs; Lindsey G. Dragged for Gun Brag; March 28, 2021 Read More Tiger King’s Carole Baskin Comes Out as Bisexual: WATCH October 20, 2020 Read More Steve Bannon, Vladimir Putin, Kamala Harris, Sarah Palin, Netflix, Randy Rainbow, Dr. Fauci, California Fires, ‘Tiger King’ Zoo, Billy Porter, Leslie Jordan, Billie Eilish, Katy Perry: HOT LINKS August 20, 2020 Read More Carole Baskin Awarded Control of Joe Exotic’s Former Zoo June 2, 2020 Read More Tiger King’s Joe Exotic to Formally Seek Presidential Pardon from Donald Trump May 5, 2020 Read More YouTubers Trick Tiger King’s Carole Baskin into Fake ‘Tonight Show’ Interview: WATCH May 4, 2020 Read More Load More View the full article

Published by BANG Showbiz English Eddie Izzard has advised people who want to come out that “life will get better”. Although the 59-year-old transgender comedian warned those who want to reveal their sexual or gender identity that there is a “10 year rite of passage” and it will not be all “plain sailing” after coming out, she insisted that she is happier than she has ever been since revealing her true self. Speaking to Natasha Devon on LBC Radio, Eddie said: “I think it’s easier than it’s ever been to come out, LGTBQ+, it’s probably easier than it’s ever been to come out but there might be an idea that boom, your life is made, you’re going to have relationships, you’re going to have a job, that a whole bunch of stuff comes with it. “It doesn’t in fact. Once you come out there’s a 10 year rite of passage, Arthurian knights, where you have to learn to rejig your life with your being out. That’s a bit of a saga. “I’m sort of battle-hardened now. I’m sorry if people are having a tough time. Do come out but know there’s still a ten year acclimatization fight after that that is there and you have to account for that. Don’t think it’s all going to be plain sailing after that because it isn’t.” Eddie confirmed in 2019 that her preferred pronouns are she / her and called it a “great honour” when people use those to refer to her. She explained: “If you can stay that course, your life will be so much better. It’s such a great honour when someone refers to me as she or her. It’s such a great honour. “Every time someone says it I go woah, what a hit, it’s just very positive.” Eddie Izzard Pronouns previously on Towleroad Olympics vs. COVID Finals Down To Wire: Postponed a Year; Fans Banned Last Week, Tokyo State Of Emergency Today; Athletes Cancel July 12, 2021 Read More Hungary Gay and LGBTQ Activists Protest Latest Anti-LGBTQ Law with 30-Foot Rainbow Heart July 10, 2021 Read More QAnon, Alex Jones Threats Force San Francisco Gay Chorus Office to Close; Insist Clever Song About Coming to ‘Teach Your Kids Not to Hate’ As Proof of Pedophilia July 9, 2021 Read More ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ Halftime Headliners Meet Their Janifest Destiny July 9, 2021 Read More The Lil Nas X Gay Coronation Covers NY Times Magazine; Crowned With ‘Elaborately braided Black Boy Joy’; Welcome Generation Z July 9, 2021 Read More Homophobic Chant Nets Mexico Soccer Fans Ban From World Cup Qualifiers; LGBTQ Fans Sue Soldier Field Over Chants July 8, 2021 Read More View the full article

Published by Reuters Olympics vs. COVID TOKYO (Reuters) -Olympic host city Tokyo entered a new state of emergency on Monday, less than two weeks before the Games begin amid worries about whether the measures can stem a rise in COVID-19 cases. Organisers last week announced that spectators would be banned from nearly all venues. Spectators from abroad were already banned months ago, and officials are now asking residents to watch the Games on TV to keep the movement of people, which could spread contagion, to a minimum. Opinion polls have consistently shown the Japanese public is concerned about going ahead with the Games during the pandemic. Prime Mininster Yoshihide Suga’s handling of the pandemic – including an initially slow vaccination rollout – has eroded his support. The issue is especially sensitive ahead of a national election and a ruling party leadership race due later this year. “We would ask people to support athletes from home,” Chief Cabinet Secretary Katsunobu Kato said on a Sunday TV programme. The Games, postponed from last year because of the pandemic, run from July 23 to August 8, while the state of emergency – the capital’s fourth – lasts until August 22, shortly before the Paralympics begin. The government and organisers had long seen the Games as a chance to display Japan’s recovery from a devastating 2011 earthquake and nuclear crisis. On Saturday, the governor of Fukushima prefecture, site of the nuclear disaster, said spectators would also be banned from softball and baseball games there, reversing an earlier decision. RISING TOKYO INFECTIONS World No. 1 tennis player Novak Djokovic said on Sunday he was “50-50” about competing at the Tokyo Olympics following the organisers’ decision to ban fans from attending and limits on the number of people he can take to the Games. Some of the sport’s biggest names, including Rafa Nadal, Dominic Thiem, Stan Wawrinka, Nick Kyrgios, Serena Williams and Simona Halep have already said that they will skip the Games. Japan has recorded more than 815,440 COVID-19 cases and nearly 15,000 deaths. Recent rises in Tokyo have been particularly worrisome amid a vaccination rollout that got off to a slow start and has faced supply glitches after speeding up. Only about 28% of the population has received at least one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine. Tokyo recorded 502 new cases on Sunday, the 23rd straight day of week-on-week gains, and experts worry that the public has grown weary of restrictions, mostly voluntary, on activities. The coronavirus curbs include asking restaurants to close early and to stop serving alcohol in exchange for a government subsidy, measures that have hit the eateries hard and caused many to complain of unfairness as the Games are set to go ahead. Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura, who is also in charge of the pandemic response, sparked outrage when he suggested late on Thursday he would ask banks to put pressure on eateries that do not comply with the stricter measures. In an about-face, the government’s top spokesperson Kato said on Friday it had decided banks would not be asked to press restaurants and bars that do not follow the government request to stop serving alcohol under the emergency restrictions. On Monday, “Anyone but LDP or Komeito” was trending on Twitter, a reference to voting for political parties other than Suga’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party or its junior coalition partner, the Komeito, in the coming parliamentary election. “I’m not a restaurateur, but this administration that couldn’t come up with effective anti-coronavirus steps despite having a year to get ready for the Olympics… is no good,” said one angry Twitter user. (Reporting by Linda Sieg; Editing by Michael Perry and Gareth Jones) Olympics vs. Covid previously on Towleroad View the full article

Hungary gay and LGBTQ advocates staged a 30-foot high protest across from the nation’s parliament on Thursday, filling the landscape with a 10-meter heart displaying the Progress Pride flag on the same day the country’s latest anti-LGTQ legislation went into effect. Organized by Hatter Society, Hungary’s largest LGBTQ activist organization, the action was the first in what was described as a continued civil disobedience campaign against the Hungarian government’s efforts to criminalize and dehumanize LGBTQ people under Prime Minister Viktor Orban. “We think that the only path we can pursue is civil disobedience, and we will not change anything about our activities,” Hatter Society spokesperson Luca Dudits told the Associated Press. Advocacy group Amnesty International Hungary participated in Thursday’s demonstration as well, stating, “We protest at Hungary’s Parliament and stand with the 100,000 LGBTQ youth who will face the terrible consequences.” The law that went into effect Thursday outlaws showing content depicting homosexuality or trans identities to minors. It also requires government approval for an organization to hold an educational program discussing sexual orientation in Hungarian schools. “[The law] stigmatizes LGBTQ people and actually puts LGBTQ youth more … in danger of bullying and harassment in schools and in their families as well,” Dudits said. European Union officials continued their decrying of the homophobic and transphobic law in the leadup to its enacting Thursday. EU executive Commission head Ursula von der Leyen called the law a”disgrace” in a speech to the European Parliament Wednesday, stating, “This legislation uses the protection of children as an excuse to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation.” The EU adopted a resolution Thursday condemning Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ legislation “in the strongest possible terms” for its “intentional and premeditated example of the gradual dismantling of fundamental rights in Hungary.” Amnesty International Hungary director David Vig lauded the EU’s support for their fight. “We expect EU institutions to act firmly and the European Commission to start an infringement procedure,” Vig told the Associated Press. “This is in clear contradiction not just with EU values, but also with binding EU law and the commission’s LGBTQ strategy.” Hungary Gay: Previously on Towleroad Hungary Gay and LGBTQ Activists Protest Latest Anti-LGBTQ Law with 30-Foot Rainbow Heart Brian Bell July 10, 2021 Read More Dutch Prime Minister Tells Hungary’s Orban to Respect LGBT rights or leave EU Michael Goff June 25, 2021 Read More League Forbids Rainbow-lit Munich Stadium For Hungary Match to Protest Anti-Gay Laws. So Fans, Other Stadiums Put Rainbows Everywhere Brian Bell June 24, 2021 Read More Hungary LGBTQ Crisis: Leader Has Wiped Out Marriage, Adoption, Gender Rights; Now, Ties to Paedophilia, ‘Morally There is No Difference’ Umut Korkut, The Conversation June 18, 2021 Read More Hungary Bans Same-Sex Adoption, Passes Constitutional Amendment Defining ‘Family’ as ‘Man-Woman Marriage’ Days After Lawmaker is Busted in 25-Person Gay Orgy Andy Towle December 15, 2020 Read More Anti-LGBTQ Hungarian Lawmaker Resigns After Getting Busted at COVID Lockdown Orgy in Gay Nightclub Andy Towle December 1, 2020 Read More View the full article