25 Lesbians Every Gay Guy Should Know

From: NewNowNext

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Gertrude Stein

1874–1946

BFF of Picasso and a major figure in modernist literature, writer Gertrude Stein might have been best known in her lifetime for the legendary salons she would host at her Paris home during the 1920s and 30s.

Attracting the likes of Picasso, Hemingway, Fitzgerald and Matisse, 27 Rue de Fleurus was the place to be on a Saturday night (see: Midnight in Paris). There, Stein lived with her longtime companion Alice B. Toklas (referred to by Hemingway as Stein’s “wife”), who was charged with entertaining the wives and lovers of Stein’s male friends.

Among Stein’s most famous books are Tender Buttons, a titillatingly-titled work of “verbal cubism,” and The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, which told the story of their life in Paris (and Stein’s genius) from Toklas’s point-of-view

The 20 Worst Songs Of The 70′s and 80′s!

From: The Backlot

#9 

 “Coming Home To You (Is Like Coming Home To Milk & Cookies)” 

Michael Franks

Oscar winners Alan & Marilyn Bergman have written plenty of classics, but they’ve also had their share of stinkers, and the most cloying and sickly sweet may be this clunker from 1982’s Al Pacino flop Author, Author!, in which they somehow roped Michael Franks into singing (I guess Stephen Bishop was busy). What really pisses me off is that this didn’t win the Razzie for Worst Original Song From A Film. It was nominated, but they gave the award to “Pumpin & Blowin” from The Pirate Movie. I don’t get it, either.

George Clooney Jerking Off!

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CollegeHumor Sings 31 Words That Sound Like Slurs But Really Aren’t

From: Towleroad

CollegeHumor took a politically correct, albeit suggestive take on 31 words that sound like slurs but really aren’t by composing a song and dance number that may leave you shocked and/or pleasantly amused.

The video features two office workers performing a song and dance number on contextually correct words that sound like slurs to their coworkers during a business meeting, leaving their coworkers thoroughly confused and uncomfortable.

However, the cheery song takes a turn for the worse leading to a humorous end.

Watch for yourself to see what happens when a slip of the tongue leads to a some trouble with HR, below:

FLASHBACK FRIDAY:

 SPIRIT OF LOVE

From: Manhunt Daily

 The photos come from a publication called Spirit of Love, not be confused with the website of the same name. They were originally released in the early 1970s for a series entitled “The Male Form in Photos and Poetry”. You may even notice a few of the poems surrounding a few of the images.

Finn Kohlert

CHILLING OUT AT HOME

CELEBRITY SKIN: SIMON REX

From: Manhunt Daily

This week’s Celebrity Skin might be the dirtiest yet and that’s because this TV personality and actor/rapper has appeared in gay porn jerking off! You might have guessed it–I’m talking about Simon Rex.

In his younger days before being an MTV VJ, he appeared stroking his cock for gay men everywhere in a series of videos. I think even if you aren’t into the twink look you’ll appreciate what Rex has going on downstairs… a pretty big cock!

CAPTION THIS: CHUB LOVE

From:  Manhunt Daily

 Here’s a picture of two relatively large men hanging out with their buddies. Given that they’re simulating anal sex, we can only assume they wanted this picture to be featured in a Caption This post on Manhunt Daily. Because why else would you take a picture like this?

To check out last week’s winning caption, follow the JUMP

CAM WHORE

Calvin Klein Underwear Campaign Features Same-Sex Couples Getting Handsy

From: Queerty

 A few weeks ago we caught wind of a new Calvin Klein campaign featuring frisky same-sex (and hetero) encounters facilitated by smart phones. Hook-ups have gone mainstream!


 Well it appears that pushing the sexual fluidity envelope is a company-wide mandate — CK’s latest underwear campaign is chock full of guy-on-guy, girl-on-guy and guy-on-is-that-a-girl-or-a-guy-we-can’t-tell action.


 The campaign is called “Touch,” and we’re guessing the art direction went something like “OK, it’s moving day and you accidentally ate a bag of magic mushrooms. GO!”