Dish of the Day #1913: #Instastud Week

This week's Dishes are Instagram hunks - and today I'm featuring Terry Miller (@terrysphots).From: Deep Dish

Alexi Carpentieri by Jason Job

Today’s Briefs are brought to you by …

 Nick Marshall from DNA Magazine

Love to Play His Flute

GROWERS & SHOWERS

Photography by Whit Forrester
Text by Danny Calvi

Josh tends to a glorious Sour Diesel variety.

 Up in Mendicino County, California, there’s a hella-lush farm where all kinds of yummy varieties of bud can be found. Photographer Whit Forrester went there to see the workings of the farm, and to document the connection between medicinal cannabis and the queer community that has coalesced around the art and science of growing since the opening of the first San Francisco buyers club in 1992.

Stanley gives some TLC to the bushy Agent Orange.

 Unlike what you may think, it’s not all improvised apple bong breaks and chilling — working the farm takes dedication, intensive labor and mad horticultural skills. It would be an understatement to say head grower Chris has a green thumb. All the plants are organic, of course, and fertilized biodynamically with chicken manure. In a good season, a single plant can yield as much as six pounds of green bud for a patient in need.

Chris and his Blue Dream…

Sometimes pornstar Gino, shown here with Ace of Spades.

 Although the U.S. Congress and Obama stealthily ended the federal ban on medical marijuana cultivation and sale — the provision tucked safely inside a 1,603-page federal spending measure passed just last week — it’s still easy to take that bowl for granted. The criminalization of pleasure is never very far removed from queer memory, is it?

Henry came in from San Francisco to help with the trimming.

Jay separates White Fire buds from stems in the drying shack.

Photographer Whit, seen here with some fresh bags of Golden Shower Magnum Kush.

33 Guys Who Have Gone Naked For PETA

From: BuzzFeed

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Rock Icon Iggy Pop

#100YearsOfBeauty Tackles Movember and Men's Hair Styles

From: kenneth in the (212)

The video's fun, but why does nearly every decade look alike? (They completely missed the 'stache boat on the '80s -- it should have been this guy to the left!)

Support Movember HERE.

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Walter Derrig

Happy Birthday Ezra Miller! Charting His Evolution

Let's celebrate his 23rd birthday with a look at how he became "Ezra Miller"
From: NewNowNext

 Queer actor Ezra Miller had been acting steadily since 2008 (including five episodes of the TV series Royal Pains), but it was performance in 2011’s We Need To Talk About Kevin that thrust him into the spotlight in a big way. Add his absolute triumph in 2012’s The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, and it’s obvious that Ezra’s star is on the rise

The screenplay reading of “Casa Grande” on May 12, 2008 

 That star is sure to skyrocket in the coming years, with his role as Cadence in the adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, and the big-screen version of The Flash.

With Addison Timlin and Jeremy White
at the “Afterschool” premiere at Cannes on May 18, 2008 

 But he’s also made his mark with his own individual sense of style, and since today is his 23rd birthday, let’s take a look back at how he evolved into the fabulous bohemian thrift store force of nature he is today.

The premiere of “City Island” during the
2009 Tribeca Film Festival on April 26, 2009 

 The Ezra Miller evolution.

With Zoe Kravitz at the Ziegfeld Theater
on December 15, 2009

At the Tribeca Film Festival
 on April 23, 2010

At the premiere of “Every Day”
on April 24, 2010

At the “Another Happy Day” premiere
on January 23, 2011

“Higher Ground” premiere on August 15, 2011

“We Need To Talk About Kevin” Toronto
premiere on September 9, 2011

At Cannes on May 18, 2012

At the “Savages” New York Premiere
 on June 27, 2012

“The Perks Of Being A Wallflower”
Press Conference on September 7, 2012

At the 39th Ghent Film Festival on October 18, 2012 

The premiere of “The Great Gatsby,” May 2013 

Salt Lake City, January, 2015 

Speaking about “The Stanford Prison Experiment,” July 2015 

Happy birthday, Ezra!

MY FRIEND PASSED OUT

From: 420bate

SO TEMPTING!  WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Dish of the Day #1733: You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile

From: Deep Dish

Today's Dish is Cole Monahan by photographer Scott Teitler.

Vector - February 1975