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Like, why don’t you have sex? What’s going on? Sex is a huge part of my life. My journey as a person, as an artist — it’s all tied to sex, sexual experiences, relationships. All my movies are about that. I can’t comprehend life without it. I’m in my 60s now. You’re gonna turn around and you’re going to be 40, 50 like that. Will you regret not taking a chance, venturing out of your house, risking getting hurt, getting confused, getting your heart broken?

Watch Hunter Biden rip Nick Fuentes a new one in a heated debate, then catch up on the latest from Gay TikTok: Dylan Mulvaney responded to D*n*ld Tr*mp. @dylanmulvaney A response 🇺🇸❤️ please support trans and non binary people today and every day ♬ I Am America – Shea Diamond A rainbow house popped up in Haltom City, Texas.

Zeke Thomas may have grown up in the shadow of greatness. But the serial entrepreneur and DJ extraordinaire has always forged his own path. The son of NBA legend Isiah Thomas, Zeke grew up around basketball and still loves the game. As an NYC resident, he savored every game of the Knicks’ championship run this year, even taking part in their celebratory parade. He capped the occasion with a bubbly glass of Cheurlin Champagne, one of his many endeavors. “It’s all about the grape,” he tells Queerty.

Someone is always watching… Once meant for the eyes of family and friends, social media is now an algorithmic free-for-all where anybody’s posts can end up in anybody’s feed. For those seeking attention and affirmation (not necessarily bad traits), that can be great. But other times, it can backfire. Earlier this summer, there was this horrible trend on X of gays piling on each other over the composition of their friend groups.

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For once, it seems all is OK in Gay World: Mercury left retrograde, WorldPride kicked off in Amsterdam and a new Gregg Araki film is in theaters. More on that later. Otherwise, the world of LGBTQ+ news has kept trucking along: Sam Smith got engaged, Evan Mulrooney’s glow-up gagged us and a twink is coming for Timothée’s crown. Plus, hockey bros compared hogs, Sasha Allen spilled on his new album and Salina EsTitties gave us the gayest meme of the summer.

This week Sam Smith got engaged, The Odyssey‘s mystery butt was revealed and Mitch McConnell‘s obituary was (accidentally) published in his hometown paper. Here’s what happened on Instagram: Rodrigo Simas saved a spot at the beach. Nick Adams swam in Canada. Gabriel Feitosa walked in the woods. Shomari Francis stayed home. Jonathan Bennett and Jaymes Vaughan kissed in P-town. Brandon Flynn went to the cottage. Ronnie Woo started swinging. Luke Evans changed. John Arthur Hill walked through the Meat Rack.

Image Credit: ‘Batman: The Movie,’ Warner Home Video Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “  A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, to celebrate its 60th anniversary, let’s revisit 1966’s Batman: The Movie, which began a cinematic legacy of camp & queerness in superhero movies. This past week marked the 60th anniversary of Batman: The Movie, the Caped Crusader’s first-ever big screen adventure.

We’re not used to fishermen understating the size of things, but National Fishing Month actually runs longer than a month, extending from July 24 to August 30. And on social media, gay anglers are showing off all the right angles. (Yes, gays do fish, and not just in the recent film On the Sea.) “It’s practically a law up here,” one Reddit user from Minnesota wrote in a recent r/askgaybros thread.

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