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June 2025
28 Years Later: A Handsome Review
I have a confession. I have never been a huge fan of this franchise. I love horror movies. I love zombie movies. But there is something about Danny Boyle’s style that just screams “edgelord!“…favoring style over substance. I went into this with high expectations thinking that, maybe this time it will be different . But it’s more of the same.
The Gospel According to Speedos: Finding the Cut that Works
In L.A., heat is just an excuse. When the temp ticks up, the Speedos come out—season be damned. This city…
The Return of Noah’s Arc Is Personal
My obsession with The Young and the Restless led me to a random Friday night moment that changed everything. I…
STRAPPED & SERVED: WHY THE JOCKSTRAP STILL HOLDS US
Some wore them under leather. Others under suits. Miguel said his lifts and rounds everything just right. Steph called it “a discreet confidence… the exposure of your rear with the support of your junk that liberates your movements.” That line stuck with me. Liberates your movements. There’s poetry in that. A strap that lets you move like yourself.
RIDING FOR LOVE, LEGACY, AND LIBERATION: HONORING THE END OF THE AIDS/LIFECYCLE RIDE
7 days. 545 miles. Thousands of bodies in motion — sweating, laughing, crying, riding for a cause bigger than all of us.
DEFINING TUFF: DANNY FUENTES GLOBAL NIGHTLIFE TAKEOVER
In the heart of Los Angeles, Danny Fuentes—a name synonymous with rebellion and creativity—has transformed his passion for punk rock and art into a thriving underground culture. Through his gallery, Lethal Amounts, and his latest venture, Tuff, a leather-clad, sexually liberating dance party, Fuentes is building communities where self-expression reigns supreme.
WHEREVER RICH GOES: THE ART OF TRAVELING HANDSOME
Los Angeles socialite, Richard Strulson is a ruggedly handsome man with a heart of gold and a sense of adventure that knows no bounds. With a bucket list as long as his impressive stature, Richard explains how his love for traveling has shaped his life and how it continues to do so.
Styled By Grief: Grief, Identity, and the Shattered Illusion of Control
When Editor Rob Hill lost his father, he didn’t just grieve a man—he grieved the life he thought he’d have. In this raw and revealing essay, he unpacks the collapse of a Hollywood dream, the ego death that followed, and the unexpected clarity found in the wreckage. Grief never asked for permission. But it gave him a new direction.