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Feel Something - Jaymes Young

The Pool Date

Tags: Gay, Music, Nature, Reinterpreted, Relationships, Representation, Respect, Re-tooled, Tribute, Video, Video Gay Swatch

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04-Nov-2019

Icy

Woof, mama. 15-Oct-2019

Tags: Video, Video Gay Swatch

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15-Oct-2019

Love Too Much - Keane

Trio Amoroso

The new relationship. 30-Aug-2019

Tags: Bi, Choices, Drama, Equality, Feminism, Gay, LGBTQ, Portrait, Reinterpreted, Relationships, Respect, Re-tooled, Romance, Strait, Tribute, Video, Video Gay Swatch, Women

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02-Sep-2019

I Put A Spell On You - Annie Lennox

Redefine

Tags: Drama, GLBTQ, Lesbian, LGBTQ, Music, NSFW, Portrait, Reinterpreted, Relationships, Representation, Respect, Re-tooled, Sexually Suggestive, Sexy, Tribute, Video Gay Swatch, Women

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08-Aug-2019

Watch Ariana Grande and Barbra Streisand Perform a Surprise Duet

I’m having a gay stroke!

During Barbra Streisand's show at the United Center in Chicago, the vocal powerhouse and certified gay legend blew our queer minds when she invited out surprise guest performer Ariana Grande.

Met with a standing ovation and lots of gay screaming, Grande took the stage in a perfect black suit before the two performed “No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)” while holding hands and laughing. Streisand originated the 1979 hit with duet companion Donna Summer. The song, in ways, was preeminent to Grande’s chart-topper “no tears left to cry.”

Out

Tags: Celebration, Celebrity, Concert, Diva, Gaycon, Performer, Video Gay Swatch

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07-Aug-2019

Actually, Madonna Was the First to Subvert Country Music Style

I remember seeing Madonna’s “Don’t Tell Me” on MTV in 2000 when I was 11 years old. It was mind-blowing. Growing up in New England, country music never hit close to home. It was all Garth Brooks singing about driving a truck with a fat engine and cracking a warm beer by the lake. But Madonna took the genre and spun it on its head in one of the most transportive videos of her career: steamy cowboys and a dark ranchero vibe, mixed up with a lot of sand-strewn cheek. (It was also the first time Madonna played guitar on an album.) It’s almost hard to believe that the music video is almost 20 years old. “Don’t Tell Me” was the OG beginnings of country music style breaking into the pop world. Subversive twang is going mainstream in the form of Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road,” Orville Peck’s masked exploration of masculinity in country music, and Diplo brooding in a Nudie suit on Instagram. But let me remind you that Madonna was the first to pave the way for giddy-up pop.

Vogue

Tags: Celebrity, Dance, Diva, Entertainment, History, Inspired, Music, Performer, Portrait, Tribute, Video Gay Swatch