You know you've thought about it before. What's up, you wondered, with those permanent bachelors Bert and Ernie. The Broadway musical Avenue Q, inspired by Sesame Street characters all grown up with adult troubles, has an awesome song Nicky (the Ernie-ish character) sings to Rod (the Burt character).
I never thought I'd give
American Apparel free publicity but I have to say I was pleasantly surprised to find these two young hot boys in an ad instead of some underage-looking chick in leggings tying her shoelaces, ass up. Progress works in funny ways, doesn't it?
Wow, this was a total shocker. And I'm not talking about the "Prince Charles might be bisexual" gossip. (Yawn.) I'm talking about Stephen Colbert breaking out of character and laughing his ass off.
I cannot wait for this movie. Bruno (aka Sacha Baron Cohen) goes to GAYtona Beach, FL, for spring break and gets a bunch of yahoo frat boys to spell out the word party and say "Whoo!" in endless variations. What they don't anticipate is what he asks them to say into the camera towards the end.
Look, superheroes, if you wanna look rad, you're also gonna look gay. I mean, really. Who ever heard of a schlubby superhero.
These two cuties are celebrating California's decision to legalize gay marriage — but for different reasons, as we will find out. Turns out that in every relationship, gay or straight, there may be a person who's just not that into you. In that way.
Well, he calls one of 'em mum. I think this Heinz Deli Mayo commercial is quite adorable, but it seems that the jolly ol' folks in England don't agree. It's been the most complained about commercial of the year because of the kiss between (gasp!) two men.
Most people know Ali G and Borat, but not everyone knows SBC's character Bruno, the gay Austrian news anchor who loves to surprise the douches he interviews by signing off for Austrian Gay TV. Here he is at a lame neo-Nazi music festival in England called "Evil Fest." (Oooooh, scary!) Full of dum-dums who randomly shout at the top of their lungs, Bruno has a grand ol' time making them look doofy. (Trust — they don't need a lot of help.) Definitely watch until the end, when Bruno asks a sad little shirtless man hanging out trying not to pass out why he's evil.
It started out innocently enough: Joey and Ross fell asleep on the couch one afternoon and when the two woke up, they happened to be sleeping on top of each other. Nothing technically happened, and they vowed to never tell a soul or mention the sitch ever again, so it was no biggie. Until Joey couldn't take the repression anymore and blurted, "That was the best nap I ever had!" It all went downhill (get your mind out of the gutter) from there .
Sheesh, being a straight man must be exhausting. Women certainly have their own culturally imposed expectations, but it's gotta suck to worry constantly that an innocent hug could mean (gasp!) that you like dudes like that.
