Rod Hagen

Often. In Pillion the only "teaching" moment was when one character says to the Sub's Mom something like "The things you want for your son are not necessarily the same things that make him happy". Something like that. In other words, Dom/Sub is not the relationship you imagined for your boy, but it fulfills him so find comfort in that (actually, I just said it better). If only escorts could have that conversation with parents.

If there's an Imax theater in your town, go see it. It's beautiful.

This April, we might (may?) finally visit Argentina. Was thinking: Buenos Aires (4 nights) → Iguazú (2) -> BA (1)→ Calafate + Chaltén (5 total) → Buenos Aires (2) → LAX Thoughts?

Love the line in the. recent movie "Is This Thing On?". "Dad Bod. That was a good one. What's the next thing we convince women is attractive, Poverty?"

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Paperbacks were my main accessory for decades. Pool days. Backyard after mowing. Airplanes! (So easy to pack). BATHTUB days as a kid, wow. I used to walk around NYC while reading a paperback, like an asshole.

Last night saw it and very much liked it. The theater was packed if not sold out (seems only SuperHero and Space movies Sell out anymore). Amazing how many straight men with their girlfriends at this Gay Fetish Love Story.

I love that the American figure skater ILIA looks so much like the heated rivalry Russian skater ILYA. He must get some teasing :-)

In 1999 I got strep from one client and that same day gave it to someone else; I was traveling, so I saw more than one client in a day. There is no sore throat like strep, and I knew it the next day. My NYC Dr. would not give me antibiotics without a positive test, luckily (?) I gave him one :-( It's also possible we all three had strep already, it was going around.

Only that they were better made movies than books.

I get the sense that like The Exorcist, like Jaws, like The Godfather most famously, this is a case where what's on the screen surpasses the text. I'd say just watch, don't read.

My favorite thing from the sketch: "JK Rowling says, ' I had nothing to do with this.'"

Maybe that was that shit review in The Guardian. I'm not even going to repost it here. There's a reddit trashing it, it's not a well-structured or situated review. My understanding is that when Queer as Folk Creator Russell T. Davies positively reviewed the show* on Instagram, it was in response that snooty guardian review. * "Yes, gay, okay, hooray, but never mind the sex, this is a love story, a great big classic love story. And it's a really classy production, great acting, direction, lighting, music, design (the real scandal is the property porn, oh those apartments!)." The legendary screenwriter and producer went on, "And so many gorgeous details. Too many pillows on the bed. The camera's gay gaze (that's so rarely done right). Men watching TV with their hands down their pants. And the killer line being delivered in Russian, by Svetlana, about Jane. Wonderful. And it's such bold storytelling - the wild swing of Ep.3, the rabble-rousing joy of Ep.5, the sheer patience of Ep.6. "Sometimes there's a fabulous lack of drama; traditional confrontations have all the steam taken out of them, replaced by proper, adult conversation," Davies wrote, in conclusion. "A gorgeous show, and in an age when @glaad reports LGBTQ+ representation falling under a hostile regime, Canada surges ahead into a bold new world. Magnificent!"Jacob Tierney responded, " "My king [bowing emoji] thank you so much for this." Two great smut and love and fun producers falling in love on Instagram. :-). Fuck that poorly written Guardian review.

Connor was a waiter at South Beverly Grill and was fired because he wanted to make sure a customer knew that the wine was $400 before Connor opened it and unfortunately the customer complained that Connor implied he couldn't afford it. Found that in some interview recently. I've eaten there before. I live in West Hollywood so does (did?) he, with his sister. So near. Maybe I saw him around. Maybe. Yet I bet if Hudson had lived near me, my power-bottom sonar would have brought me to his door.

According to this guy, what Connor Storrie wore to, and then at, that (excellent) Seth Meyers interview cost $60k (retail).