Tom Cullis certainly knows how to coax out the best in a boy! In this case favourite hunk, Benjamin Godfre in his white speedos!
Go Ben go!
Tom Cullis certainly knows how to coax out the best in a boy! In this case favourite hunk, Benjamin Godfre in his white speedos!
Go Ben go!
Ah four consecutive days of summer in London. I think its time to get some new Speedos. Inspiration from Benjamin Godfre who is certainly showing some Speedo bulge.
AfterElton.com gay mens reader’s hot 100 list vote Chris Evans as Number Eight
The handsome 26-year-young actor slipped a few spots from last year (he was riding high on plenty of shirtless Fantastic Four promotion last summer), where he played Johnny Storm, the Human Torch but that doesn’t mean he’s cooled in the least. In fact, the stunner has spent the last year picking projects that seem selected in an attempt to convince us that he’s more than a pretty face: his turn as a gruff scientist in Sunshine and as the romantic lead in The Nanny Diaries allowed him to keep his shirt on more than normal. But we won’t hold it against him.
Chris Evans had small parts on television series such as Boston Public and The Fugitive and a role in the TV series Opposite Sex before landing his first notable role as Jake Wyler in Not Another Teen Movie. The film contained a somewhat notorious spoof of the Varsity Blues movie, where (to attract the attention of a girl) Evans entered the room wearing nothing more than whipped cream and cherries covering his nipples and crotch, and a banana sticking out of his buttocks.
After filming wrapped on Not Another Teen Movie, Evans landed several more lead roles in The Perfect Score and Cellular.
Evans has approximately five projects in various stages of production, so we should be seeing a lot more of him in the year to come … and “see more of him” we certainly hope to do!
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AfterElton.com gay mens reader’s hot 100 list vote Van Hansis as Number Seven
A newcomer to the Hot 100 this year, 26-year-old actor Van Hansis crashed into the top ten without mussing a single hair on his adorable head. Known to audiences worldwide for playing gay teen Luke Snyder on As the World Turns, Van holds the distinction of being one half of the first gay kiss in the history of daytime television. But those who have followed his character’s story from the beginning know that he’s more than just a sensational smooch.
A subtle actor with a great deal of nuance for his age (not to mention the ability to navigate the oft-absurd waters of soaps with impressive ease), Van grew up in a household with no television (he has called his upbringing “nearly Amish”) but is adapting to big city life and stardom like a pro.
His place at the top of the list is a testament to gay viewers’ investment in his character’s story and in his skill in connecting with his audience, and we look forward to what this role and future projects have in store for him. Wait, did we mention that he’s adorable? Yes? Okay, never mind.
When he learned that he made the list, Van said, “Yessss! I’ve never been on a hot people list before, so it’s really exciting … I’m thrilled that so many people have responded so well to Luke and Noah’s story. Thank you! I’m thrilled to be a part of [After Eltons] list.”
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It is hard to separate Gale Harold from Brian Kinney, the character he played so successfully for five years on the American version of Queer as Folk. The character (and by association Harold) has always been a flashpoint with gay men. Some folks loved Queer as Folk’s Brian for his sexiness, intensity and unapologetic hedonism. Others saw the character as essentially amoral and repugnant.
Back in January, Brian Kinney actually topped our list of the most popular gay TV characters of all time, and that fact set off a firestorm of debate. Quite possibly we’ll see a similar debate about Gale Harold’s high ranking on this year’s Hot 100, but it’s worth reminding ourselves that Gale Harold is not Brian Kinney. Whether or not you were a fan of Queer as Folk, there’s no disputing that Gale Harold the actor is one sexy man. And he certainly deserves credit for taking on a prominent gay role (and seeming to relish in the portrayal) at a time when many of his acting peers were reluctant to play gay.
Harold has signed on for the next season of Desperate Housewives. Regrettably, he’ll be playing Susan’s love interest and not Andrew’s, but at least this may allow the actor to finally step out from behind the long shadow of his Queer as Folk character.
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