AKA William

I’m saying it right here and right now that I’m lovin’ me some Katy Perry these days. Sure, there’s California Gurls. But Teenage Dream is kinda really amazing, and I can’t stop listening to it. I’m not the only gay to love me some Katy, of course. Remember the guys who remade Perry’s Gurls into [...]

Before he was out, Ken Mehlman, now “the most powerful Republican in history to identify as gay,” targeted the LGBT community in 2004 and 2006. With his new coming out announcement, the former RNC chair and Bush campaign manager is slyly targeting us again. What do to now that Mehlman is ringing us a second time? I say we slam the door in his face!

Now, I loves me some Anna Paquin, but via Pretty On The Outside comes an even sexier version of the nude Rolling Stone cover . . . . I mean, Eric and Alcide and Bill? Yeah.

Full size gayification after the jump.

Would you look what just landed in my inbox. Yup, the new Rolling Stone cover featuring some serious “True Blood” nekkidness AND interviews with the show’s creator (Alan Ball) and stars.

Alexander Skarsgard, Anna Paquin, and Stephen Moyer make quite a sandwich, don’t they? And, oh, look, they come with their own sauce! Heeeeeeyyy!

The full size nuditry for it all after the jump

Last night, here in San Diego, I was invited to a screening of The Kids Are All Right. I know there’s been a lot of buzz surrounding the movie and a whole lot PR to go along with it, but, for some reason, I’d been quietly avoiding seeing it. Maybe it was the trailer that, to my mind, made the plot — a lesbian couple, their sperm donor, and the kids who just gotta meet him — a little too sitcom-y. Or the idea of using a gay couple to freshen up an overly-familiar premise that seemed both too precious, politically convenient, and probably insulting. But, after speaking briefly with an ex-boyfriend about Kids, I decided, “Eh, I’ll go.”

Please trust me when I say that I could not have been more wrong about this movie. This brilliant film offers a funny, complex, and nearly overwhelmingly realistic look not just at one gay family, but all families and the relationships that build and bind them. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything quite like The Kids Are All Right. Truly, I don’t know of another movie where I’ve had to employ, while laughing, the horror movie watch-through-the-fingers technique just to watch a family quietly eat dinner.

Last night, Neil Patrick Harris appeared on Craig Ferguson (who is the funniest guy on late night, right?), and, of course, NPH talked about all kinds of things — acting, magic, his love of a very specific kind of bracelet . . . .

Watch the video to find out how gay and great and dirty NPH really is.