Is it possible that this 10th Edition of Thomas Knights RED HOT Calendar is even more sizzling (and naked) than ever?

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      We’ve just missed celebrating National Redhead Day which may mean that this year we will lose our ‘rutiluphilia‘ memberships. (To save you from reaching for your Merriam-Webster, we can share that this is the description of someone who has a fetish of redheads.)   But we are now celebrating the return of the … Continue reading



Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews David Pevsner’s ‘very steamy’ ‘DAMN SHAME – A Memoir of Desire, Defiance and Show Tunes’

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David Pevsner’s book Damn Shame – A Memoir of Desire, Defiance and Show Tunes is exactly that. We join him on a conversational romp through New York and LA’s theatrical, gay sex and activism worlds from the 1980s to the present day.  Born in 1958 into a middle-class Jewish family in suburban Chicago, Pevsner grew … Continue reading



Kanamara Matsuri: Everything you wanted to know about Japan’s Penis Festival

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What is Kanamara Matsuri – commonly referred to as the “Steel Penis Festival”? (REPRINTED FROM EURONEWS) Every spring, thousands of tourists flock to Kawasaki, Japan, to celebrate one thing – the penis. Yes, blessed is the male member during Kanamara Matsuri – commonly referred to as the “Steel Penis Festival” – which is an annual … Continue reading



A HARD MAN IS GOOD TO FIND! a bold new exhibition charting over 60 years of queer photography of the male physique.

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       A Hard Man Is Good To Find! is a great new exhibition on at The Photographers Gallery, London, documenting queer male photography in London during the twentieth century. Such photography doesn’t actually exist in the public realm in great quantities, partly because it was illegal under the Obscene Publications Act 1857, and … Continue reading




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