Major model Kerry Degman is photographed by Vincent Dilio for the editorial ‘This Charming Man’ from the new July/August 2010 Noir Issue of Fiasco magazine.
Kerry is styled by Sean Krebs and groomed by Jason Murillo. Note: This post includes both official images from the editorial, and bonus outtakes from the shoot, courtesy Fiasco.
+ visit Fiasco magazine for more | see more Kerry Degman | Fiasco features
+ Kerry is one of the models in Sunday Drive, the last book by the late Luke Smalley
Tristan Knights & Florian Bourdila by Olaf Wipperfürth
+ more Tristan Knights | Florian Bourdila | Olaf Wipperfürth features
German Malte Paulsen is photographed by Saverio Cardia and styled by Simona Carippo in a captivating sensual shoot.
+ see similarly sensual Captive by Bell Soto |more Saverio Cardia | Simona Carippo
We previously featured The Drums in a shoot by Hedi Slimane. Here is the Brooklyn band in the July 2010 issue of musikexpress by Olaf Heine.
+ The Drums on Amazon | more Music features | The Drums by Hedi Slimane
Aussie actor Simon Baker gets quite cheeky in this fun shoot by Marcus Mam
+ more Marcus Mam | Cheeky | Celebs features
Newcomer Adel Jord follows in the footsteps of Madonna in her latest photo shoot with a cross-themed editorial in the July/August 2010 Noir Issue of Fiasco magazine. Cross is photographed by Paul Kemler and Mathieu Berthemy, with Adel wearing creations by Mathieu Berthemy.
And here are some bonus images from the shoot, courtesy Fiasco
+ visit Fiasco magazine for more goodies | see more Adel Jord | Fiasco features
A year ago, the FDA started a great American smoke out. No, they didn’t want us to toke; Pres. Obama gave them the power to regulate the tobacco industry and help us pass on cigarette addiction, which affects LGBT people more than any other group.
Smoke screen originally appeared on About.com Gay Life on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 at 13:05:05.
This June marks 41 years since the Stonewall riots in New York City’s Greenwich Village. The round number of last year’s anniversary prompted lots of looks back at history. So this year, ColorLines, the “News for Action” zine, is looking forward.
Colorlines recently spoke with three queer bloggers who have built thriving online communities. Today, in a special slideshow for Colorlines, I feature young movers and shakers who are building the community’s multiracial future. They are professionals, scientists, athletes, performers, artists, and activists like 16-year-old Gabi Padilla pictured above. Check out this dynamic list after the jump.
The young people building tomorrow’s queer world originally appeared on About.com Gay Life on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 at 12:04:19.
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