The two men in this video clip are beautiful! They are not beautiful just physically but seem beautiful personally. This video clip is from a movie and is performed by actors. However, how the two men look into each others eyes there seems to be a connection of feelings.

He looks like an angel and can sing like one too. Countertenor Jakub Józef Orliński enchants audiences with his high and simultaneously sonorous voice. But Orliński does not only excel on the opera stage. To counterbalance his opera work, he breakdances at a level that is also worth watching. In Or

From us, for you. We’re adjusting to a new reality and we’ll have to find solutions in order to support each other. Creative forces help us, let’s think outside of the box and use innovation to keep our connection and make it work, together. Because if we do it together, we’ll succeed.

The story of Catch Me If You Claus. feature Luke Macfarlane as a man who just might be the son of Santa Claus, The movie’s premise—a woman (Supergirl‘s Italia Ricci) catches a home intruder who claims to be Santa, Jr.—is slightly more high-concept than your average Hallmark rom-com, and that’s eno

Mister Chase puts his gay fingerprint on Rihanna's "Stay".

I got a chance to sit down with the stars of the new, groundbreaking romantic comedy, “Bros.” Billy Eichner and Luke MacFarlane discuss a time they tried to impress a significant other and what the representation in this film means to them. They also answer some rapid fire questions related to the m

Elton John performs "I'm Still Standing" during One World: Together At Home on April 18., 2020

Gay couples are already lining up at courthouses around Alabama and weddings will begin imminently. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals had denied the state Attorney General's request for a stay on a judge's ruling allowing same-sex marriage in Alabama, clearing the way for same-sex marriage to beg...

Official music video by Mariah Carey performing "Almost Home" from OZ The Great and Powerful.

Maestro Herbert Blomstedt and the New York Philharmonic dedicate this week's performances to the people of Ukraine. To honor them and to join them in longing for peace, the Orchestra performed the Ukrainian National anthem "Shche ne vmerla Ukraina."