In ‘Eurydice,’ a Black Gay Man’s Voice Moves the Gods and Opera World
John Holiday discusses breaking new ground in the classical world at the L.A. Opera.
www.advocate.com/theater/2020/2/17/eurydice-black-gay-mans-voice-moves-gods-and-opera-world
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Must-See LGBTQ TV: ‘Good Girls’ returns for season three, and brand new series ‘Gentefied’ and ‘Hunters’ premiere
Must-See LGBTQ TV: ‘Good Girls’ returns for season three, and brand new series ‘Gentefied’ and ‘Hunters’ premiere
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Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the highlights LGBTQ on TV this week. Check back every Sunday for up-to-date coverage in LGBTQ-inclusive programming on TV.
Season three of NBC’s Good Girls returns on Sunday night! The show follows three women who turn to crime to help support their families after they fall on hard times. The cast includes actor Isaiah Stannard as the son of one of the women (Mae Whitman), and the new season will continue to explore his story after coming out to his mother as transgender in the second season to wholehearted love and acceptance. Good Girls: Sunday, 10pm on NBC.
Gentefied, a new comedy from Netflix, premieres on Friday. In the show, three Mexican-American cousins struggle to chase the American Dream, even while that same dream threatens the things they hold most dear: their neighborhood, their immigrant grandfather, and the family taco shop. The family includes queer artist Ana Morales (Karrie Martin). Gentefied: Friday, February 21 on Netflix.
The new Amazon original series Hunters will premiere this Friday, from executive producer Jordan Peele. The show follows a group of Nazi hunters in 1977 New York City who discover hundreds of high-ranking Nazi officials are conspiring to create a Fourth Reich in the U.S. Also on the case is FBI Agent Millie Morris (Jerrika Hinton), who is balancing her career, her romance with girlfriend, Maria, and the biggest case she has ever faced. Hunters: all episodes Friday, February 21, on Amazon Prime Video.
Sunday, February 16: God Friended Me (8pm, CBS); Batwoman (8pm, The CW); Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (9pm, NBC); Supergirl (9pm, The CW); NCIS: New Orleans (10pm, CBS); Good Girls (10pm, NBC)
Monday: 9-1-1: Lone Star (8pm, Fox); All American (8pm, The CW); All Rise (9pm, CBS); Black Lightning (9pm, The CW)
Tuesday: The Conners (8pm, ABC); Ellen’s Game of Games (8pm, NBC); This Is Us (9pm, NBC); DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (9pm, The CW); Schitt’s Creek (9pm, Pop TV); I Am Jazz (9pm, TLC); New Amsterdam (10pm, NBC)
Wednesday: Modern Family (9pm, ABC); Single Parents (9:30pm, ABC); Chicago Fire (9pm, NBC); Party of Five (9pm, Freeform); Stumptown (10pm, ABC); Good Trouble (10pm, Freeform); The Magicians (10pm, Syfy); Awkwafina is Nora from Queens (10:30pm, Comedy Central)
Thursday: Station 19 (8pm, ABC); Superstore (8pm, NBC); Katy Keene (8pm, The CW); grown-ish (8pm, Freeform); Everything’s Going to Be Okay (8:30pm, Freeform); Brooklyn Nine-Nine (8:30pm, NBC); Grey’s Anatomy (9pm, ABC); Deputy (9pm, Fox); Will & Grace (9pm, NBC); Project Runway (9pm, Bravo); The Bold Type (9pm, Freeform); Carol’s Second Act (9:30pm, CBS); A Million Little Things (10pm, ABC); Tommy (10pm, CBS)
Friday: Gentefied (Netflix); Hunters (Amazon); Charmed (8pm, The CW); Dynasty (9pm, The CW)
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HRC Foundation’s 2020 Time to THRIVE Conference Comes to a Close
HRC Foundation’s 2020 Time to THRIVE Conference Comes to a Close
On Sunday, HRC Foundation’s seventh annual Time to THRIVE Conference held in support of LGBTQ youth came to a close after a day of workshops, award honorees, speakers and a musical performance.
HRC presented Upstander Awards to Camika Shelby and Nicole Maines, and Youth Ambassador Nicole Talbot gave a beautiful performance of the song “You Say” to wrap the weekend.
The annual event is held in partnership with the American Counseling Association and the National Education Association, with AT&T, BBVA Compass and Toyota as presenting sponsors. In its seventh year, the HRC Foundation’s premier national event addresses safety, inclusion and well-being for LGBTQ youth, and brings together youth-serving professionals to discuss best practices for working with and caring for LGBTQ youth and their families in schools, community centers, health care settings and beyond.
Following the final morning of breakout workshops, HRC Foundation Board Chair Jodie Patternson kicked off the closing plenary. Patterson is a founding member of HRC’s Parents for Transgender Equality Council and the mother of a trans child.
“This is the very place that changed me…I am encouraged and inspired by your presence here.” – @HRC Foundation Board Chair Jodie Patterson (@jodie_GeorgiaNY) #TimeToTHRIVE pic.twitter.com/athGNQ5zjN
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 16, 2020
Camika Shebly became an advocate and activist after her 15-year-old son Nigel Shelby, who struggled with depression and had also faced homophobic bullying for being gay, died by suicide. She currently serves as a National Black Justice Coalition Black Youth Advocate and Ambassador.
Heartbreaking to hear from Judy and Dennis Shepard and Camika Shelby. Grateful for their efforts to protect LGBTQ youth! From Camika’s acceptance speech: “For Nigel & too many others school was unwelcoming & hostile.” 1/ #TimeToTHRIVE pic.twitter.com/ZLOH2gg3dC
— Tiferet Ani (@tmalkaa) February 16, 2020
“He loved singing, he loved dancing. He recorded himself all the time…He radiated joy.”
We are so proud to present Camika Shelby, who lost her son Nigel to suicide, with an Upstander Award for her incredible advocacy on behalf of LGBTQ youth. #TimeToTHRIVE ���� pic.twitter.com/mV3HA3OMX5
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 16, 2020
Transgender activist and actress Nicole Maines stars as Nia Nal/Dreamer in The CW’s hit series “Supergirl.” Dreamer is the first transgender superhero on television.
Mighty Rebekah and Dreamer! ����♀️����♀️ Congratulations @nicoleamaines on your @humanrightscampaign Upstander Award, from one trans superhero to another… even if I’m @marvel and you’re DC, we gotta stick together! ���� #TimeToThrive #MightyRebekah #Dreamer #representationmatters #transisbeautiful #youngactivist #heroproject
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“Family support is crucial—it was my foundation…That is what every parent needs to be responsible for doing: Putting aside their own fears to love & support their kids unconditionally.” – Upstander Award recipient actress & trans advocate @NicoleAMaines ������ #TimeToTHRIVE pic.twitter.com/knor297VAZ
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 16, 2020
Other speakers included Youth Ambassadors Gia Parr, Sam Moehlig, Sameer Jha, Jacob Kanter and MaKayla Humphrey, Executive Director and CEO of the National Association of Secondary School Principals JoAnn Bartoletti, Judy and Dennis Shepard and HRC’s Sarah McBride.
������@HRC Youth Ambassador Nicole Talbot closes out this impactful and inspiring weekend with a beautiful performance of “You Say.” #TimeToTHRIVE pic.twitter.com/fTbOJWdS2z
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 16, 2020
#TimeToTHRIVE has come to a close. It was a very emotional weekend. Hearing stories of hardship & perseverance, rejection & loss is crucial to creating a society that is accepting. Having 1 accepting adult can reduce the risk of a suicide attempt by 40% for #LGBTQ youth
— Charlotte McConnell (@trustinkind) February 16, 2020
Great discussion to kick off the morning here at #TimeToTHRIVE with @dixierae4 @dm12osu @20Pres @jackryantucker.
Principals set the culture in their building and play a crucial role in ensuring schools are supportive places for LGBTQ students and staff. #principalsadvocate ��️�� pic.twitter.com/UsxEaeC9zt
— Greg Waples (@GWaples) February 16, 2020
The @HRC Youth Ambassadors have so much heart! Moving words by Jacob Kantor: “Home is a place where you are cared for and loved. The most solid support & truest home is in yourself. Go find your home & become the hero you once needed.” #TimeToTHRIVE
— Tiferet Ani (@tmalkaa) February 16, 2020
When turning 30 means you’re into guys *and* their dads
When turning 30 means you’re into guys *and* their dads
For one Reddit user, entering his 30s coincided with finding himself attracted to two generations of dudes.
“Turning 30 means still being attracted to 23-year-olds, but you also wouldn’t say no to their dad,” the Redditor recently observed. “Something must have happened in the last year where 40-something dads have become increasingly attractive to me.”
Related: Man finally meets girlfriend’s parents, realizes he’s totally had sex with Dad. Now what?
Other users, however, begged to differ. “Me when I was 19,” one commenter wrote. Said another, “Oh honey, I was always into their dad.”
A third commenter wrote, “I’ve always been into the 40-something dads, though. Good maturity, easy to converse with, and usually doesn’t want the drama.”
Another user, meanwhile, prefers his men not to be literal daddies: “While I definitely could have gone for 40-somethings at 30, if men are actual dads, that’s actually a turnoff for me, especially if the kids are still living with them, or worse, they’re still married (to a woman).”
Related: He called me “daddy” and I have some concerns…
One guy, meanwhile, is still reckoning with his placement in the daddy demographic. “Being called ‘daddy’ for the first time at 34 by a twenty-something was a come-to-Jesus moment for me, especially since I was looking at the older fella in plaid nursing that drink by the bar.”
Buttigieg Responds to Rush Limbaugh Attacks: I’m Not Going to Be Lectured by Anybody Who Supports Trump as the Moral Leader of the U.S.’ — WATCH
Buttigieg Responds to Rush Limbaugh Attacks: I’m Not Going to Be Lectured by Anybody Who Supports Trump as the Moral Leader of the U.S.’ — WATCH
On both FOX News Sunday and CNN’s State of the Union, Pete Buttigieg was asked about remarks made this week by conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh and former Trump aide Sebastian Gorka.
This week Limbaugh asked viewers if they could see “Mr. Man” Donald Trump “having fun” with Buttigieg kissing his husband on stage, and theorized that Democrats are wary of it too. Limbaugh also asked viewers how they would explain Buttigieg kissing his husband to their children.
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Said Buttigieg to Chris Wallace: “I’m in a faithful, loving, committed marriage. I’m proud of my marriage. I’m proud of my husband. I’m not going to be lectured on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh or anybody who supports Donald J. Trump as the moral as well as political leader of the United States. America has moved on and we should have politics of belonging that welcomes everybody. That’s what the American people are for. I’m saddened for what the GOP has become if they embrace that kind of homophobic rhetoric.”
Buttigieg on homophobic attacks: “I’m not going to be lectured on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh or anybody who supports Trump as the moral & political leader of the US … I’m saddened for what the GOP has become if they embrace that kind of homophobic rhetoric.” pic.twitter.com/sXFHOnlXYm
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 16, 2020
Buttigieg made similar remarks to CNN’s Dana Bash: “I love my husband, I am faithful to my husband. On stage, we usually just go for a hug, but I love him very much. And I am not going to take lectures on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh.”
“I love my husband. I’m faithful to my husband,” @petebuttigieg responds to conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh’s recent comments. “I’m not going to take lectures on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh.” #CNNSOTUt.co/bOje6TVl1s pic.twitter.com/icNbNMetlw
— State of the Union (@CNNSotu) February 16, 2020
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New study finds same-sex marriages are happier than their straight counterparts
New study finds same-sex marriages are happier than their straight counterparts
And they said it couldn’t last.
A new study conducted by the Journal of Marriage and Family, has concluded that same-sex male couples have the lowest stress level compared to opposite-sex couples, or even same-sex female couples.
Titled “Marital Strain and Psychological Distress in Same-Sex and Different-Sex Couples,” the study included 756 midlife U.S. men and women in 378 gay, lesbian, and heterosexual marriages. Each participant kept a diary detailing daily points of stress in life and their marriages. Gay male couples had the lowest stress level, while women in heterosexual marriages had the highest. Men in opposite-sex couples and women in same-sex couples fell somewhere in the middle. The study also found that same-sex parents spend more time with their children than their straight counterparts, suggesting same-sex parents are actually more attentive.
Related: Older woman becomes Reddit hero for her reaction to a gay marriage proposal
Study authors Michael A. Garcia and Debra Umberson suggest the disparity in satisfaction could have something to do with traditional gender roles. In a same-sex couple, duties that normally would be expected to be carried out by one gender or another get co-opted. In essence, same-sex couples make up their own gender roles as they go, and are more likely to discuss and divide duties according to personal preference, rather than gender models.
Release of the study has already prompted an opinion column in The New York Times, in which author Stephanie Coontz advocates for straight marriages becoming “gayer.” Frankly, we can’t argue with that.
The Thing About Harry Reclaims Rom-Coms for LGBTQs Who Never Felt Seen
The Thing About Harry Reclaims Rom-Coms for LGBTQs Who Never Felt Seen
Writer and director Peter Paige and stars Jake Borelli and Niko Terho chat with The Advocate about giving people a same-sex love story with a happy ending.
www.advocate.com/film/2020/2/15/thing-about-harry-reclaims-rom-coms-lgbtqs-who-never-felt-seen
Bloomberg Campaign Refuses to Deny He’s Considering Hillary Clinton as Running Mate
Bloomberg Campaign Refuses to Deny He’s Considering Hillary Clinton as Running Mate
Mike Bloomberg is mulling the idea of asking Hillary Clinton to be his running mate based on polling that favored the pairing, according to the Drudge Report.
Wrote Drudge: “Drudge has learned that Bloomberg himself would go as far as to change his official residence from New York to homes he owns in Colorado or Florida, since the electoral college makes it hard for a POTUS and VPOTUS from the same state…”
The NY Daily News reports: “Bloomberg’s presidential campaign pointedly refused to deny reports on Saturday that he is considering Hillary Clinton as a possible running mate. ‘We’re focused on the campaign and the debate not vice presidential speculation,’ said Jason Schechter, chief communications officer for Bloomberg’s campaign.”
Clinton talked to Ellen last week about the possibility of joining a Democratic ticket: “Well, that’s not going to happen. But no, probably no. I never say never because I believe in serving my country, but it’s never going to happen.”
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Bloomberg Campaign Refuses to Deny He’s Considering Hillary Clinton as Running Mate
Day Two of HRC Foundation’s 2020 Time to THRIVE Conference Wraps
Day Two of HRC Foundation’s 2020 Time to THRIVE Conference Wraps
The second day of HRC Foundation’s seventh annual Time to THRIVE Conference concluded on Saturday after a day full of featured speakers, special guests, breakout workshops, a panel discussion and a film screening.
Time to THRIVE is held in partnership with the American Counseling Association and the National Education Association, with AT&T, BBVA Compass and Toyota as presenting sponsors. In its seventh year, HRC Foundation’s premier national event addresses safety, inclusion and well-being for LGBTQ youth, and brings together youth-serving professionals to discuss best practices for working with and caring for LGBTQ youth and their families in schools, community centers, health care settings and beyond.
.@HRC‘s seventh annual #TimeToTHRIVE Conference is made possible thanks to our presenting sponsors @ATT, @BBVA_USA and @Toyota. Your support makes a difference in the lives of LGBTQ youth everywhere. �� pic.twitter.com/EwzfAuU4PL
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 15, 2020
During this morning plenary, speakers include Youth Ambassadors Makayla Humphrey, Brooklyn Adele Owen, Nhandi Craig, Joseph Reed Jr., Sean Bender-Prouty and Ace Auker and, Senior Analyst of Corporate Tax Projects and Chair of the Spectrum LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group of Toyota Motor North America Brandon Willingham, HRC Foundation Welcoming School’s Johanna Eager, Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer of the YMCA of the USA Lynda Gonzales-Chavez, CEO and Executive Director of The Trevor Project Amit Paley, members of HRC’s Parents for Transgender Equality Council Lizette Trujillo and Ashley Rhodes-Courter andExecutive Director of National Parent Teacher Association Nathan Monell.
Moved to tears watching Lynda Gonzales-Chavez, Sr VP/Chief Diversity Officer of the YMCA of the USA – and my hero – speak at plenary session of HRC’s Time to Thrive conference. I could not be more proud to work for this remarkable organization. #ymca #ymcaforall #lgbtq #forall pic.twitter.com/PboJbUstiy
— Mary Capers Bledsoe (@mcbledsoe) February 15, 2020
Human Rights Campaign Youth Ambassadors’ plea to educators, “We need you! We need your support!” Attending Time To Thrive Conference, promoting inclusion, and wellbeing for LGBTQ youth. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/qJ5z7h70ZF
— Maria M. (@mer1mer2) February 15, 2020
I’m not crying you are ❤️ parents of #trans and #nonbinary youth standing up for their children and all diverse youth #timetothrive
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During the lunch plenary, attendees heard from HRC Youth Ambassadors, Nicole Talbot, Zimar Batista, Zimar Batista, Jonathan Leggette and Avi Pacheco, Rep. Angie Craig and CDC Director of the Division of Adolescent and School Health, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD and TB Prevention Dr. Kathleen Ethier.
I was honored to speak at #TimeToTHRIVE today, and I’m proud to work with all of you, because when we have a broader range of voices at the table, all of our communities are stronger. t.co/X5u3LJLsnE
— Angie Craig (@RepAngieCraig) February 15, 2020
HRC Foundation’s HBCU Program Director Leslie Hall also facilitated a panel discussion about the intersecting identities of LGBTQ people of color with current and former Youth Ambassadors Nakiya Lynch, Nhandi Craig and Joseph Reed Jr., Zoey Luna and Sameer Jha.
.@HRC HBCU Program Director @MrLeslieHall leads a #TimeToTHRIVE panel discussion with HRC Youth Ambassadors on the intersecting identities of LGBTQ people of color. pic.twitter.com/0TeOSm9joJ
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) February 15, 2020
Throughout the afternoon, attendees took part in breakout workshops before watching a screening of the film, “The Most Dangerous Year” and participating in a Q&A session with the filmmaker and cast members in the evening.
Can. Not. Get. Enough. Of. The. Youth. Voice!!! �������������� Joseph Reed Molly Pinta Savannah Skyler Ashton Mota @humanrightscampaign #TimeToThrive #WelcomingSchools #MightyTeens #YouthVoice #youngpeoplematter #NextGeneration #Advocacy #Equality #YouAreLoved #YouAreEnough #YouthMatter #ProtectTransYouth #Love #Acceptance #SocialWorker
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“My identity was not a distraction, homophobia was” – @CraigNhandi speaking about school administrators who told her her sexual orientation was a distraction when she was outed by a classmate #TimeToTHRIVE
— Charlotte McConnell (@trustinkind) February 15, 2020
It was a joy to present about the work of Faith, Hope & Love: Building Safer and More Welcoming Congregations for LGBTQ+ Youth at @humanrightscampaign’s #TimeToThrive conference with @therealrebekah and @lee.zandstra. We passionately believe in this work and the importance of people of faith loudly, boldly, and joyfully proclaiming that LGBTQ+ folx are whole and holy… and actively creating affirming faith spaces. Adults who work with LGBTQ+ youth in all disciplines need to be equipped for these conversations and connections to faith spaces. #faithhopeloveNJ #advocateadventures #faithfullyLGBT #affirmingfaith #lgbtqyouth #queervoices #njsynod #elca #lutheran
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Being in the room with so many other passionate queer and ally activists and advocates is so wonderful. Knowing there are so many resources and motivated adults out there providing support for queer youth nowadays is so heartwarming and I’m proud to be one of them. #TimeToTHRIVE
— ������ k n c ������ (@kncamb) February 15, 2020
Powerful words from my first session. Spending my weekend learning how to better support our LGBTQ+ students at the Time to THRIVE conference. Thankful to #FCCPS for sending us! @mehms pic.twitter.com/k7s2HUGhYy
— Alyssa Jacobson (@CounselorAJ) February 15, 2020
Noah Centineo’s new spread, Matthew Camp’s clean briefs, & Milan Christopher’s private dance
Noah Centineo’s new spread, Matthew Camp’s clean briefs, & Milan Christopher’s private dance
This week Wendy Williams dragged and then apologized to the LGBT community, Nathan Lane recalled almost being outed by Oprah, actor Rick Cosnett came out as gay, and Luke Evans introduced fans to his new boyfriend. Here’s what happened on Instagram:
Eliad Cohen spritzed himself.
Ben Baur soaked up the sun.
View this post on InstagramGetting ???’d . #soakupthesun #sunkissed
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35-year-old Josh Dennis posed for a special feature in the Attitude Body Issue.
View this post on Instagram“Nobody has ever said: ‘I don’t want anything to do with you because of your disability’. It’s just a sense I get.” . As he poses for a special feature on sex and disability in the #AttitudeBodyIssue, 35-year-old Josh Dennis reveals how living with cerebral palsy affects life and love on the gay scene. . “A lot of guys on dating apps are very visual and it’s obvious from the pictures I post, even though you can see my wheelchair, that I’m probably sitting down”, he tells us. . “I always thing it’s the best thing to do, to actually put it out there: I’m a wheelchair user, I’m not that sexually experienced, I’m just looking for a bit of sexual intimacy.” . Hit the link in bio to see the full feature in the AttitudeBodyIssue now ???? . Photography: @babsdaly and @gomezdevillaboa . #lgbt #lgbtpride #bodypositivity #gay #bodyimage #cerebralpalsy #disabilityawareness #disability #cerebralpalsyawareness #pride #sexuality
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Amini Fonua shared his valentine.
Miles McMillan made a face.
Noah Centineo posed for Harper’s Bazaar.
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Olly Murs showed off his hard work.
View this post on InstagramHappy Valentine’s Day 2020 ??? sponsored by Versace ???? #local #market
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Matteo Lane stood on the swing.
View this post on InstagramMy Mariah moment . . . ? @wamsaxman Glowing magical thong by @_jacxson_
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Daniel Newman got ready for Mardi Gras.
View this post on InstagramGo #chiefs. Excited for #SydneyMardiGras #PoolParty MardiGras.org.au @sydneymardigras
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Milk wished for peace.
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PJ McKay gave fitness advice.
View this post on InstagramDo you prefer workouts at home or at the gym? We’re constantly on the go, so we do our best to squeeze in some at-home workouts whenever we can, and today we’re #partnering with @thinkproducts to share some of our favorite ones. PJ’s been supplementing protein into his diet for years, and Think! High Protein Bars have been perfect for him because they’re high in protein and lower in sugar, they’re gluten free, GMO free, and they even have vegan options available. Swipe to see a simple workout you can do at home. #ithinkican
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Brothers Justin and Christian Combs got together.
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Matthew Camp sold some underwear.
View this post on Instagram@daddycouture @squxsh #mydiaperisfull #daddy #changeisgood #pottytrainingsuccess #itsfuntolearn #wholesomememes
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Pit Crew member Bruno Alcantara enjoyed the beach.
Brazilian gymnast Arthur Nory lifted his leg.
Robbie Rogers and Greg Berlanti got close.
View this post on InstagramHe is quite perfect. Happy Valentine’s Day @gberlanti ??
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Max Emerson rode a friend.
Mehcad Brooks showed off his “dad bod.”
Geordie Shore‘s Nathan Henry stayed single.
View this post on InstagramWho wants to be my valentine? ?? – Shout out to all my sexy singles, Happy Valentine’s Day ????
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Matthew Wilkas shaped his stache.
Ricky Martin performed in Puerto Rico.
Jason Derulo played with the dog.
View this post on InstagramWhat’s the temperature where you at? It’s cold af in LA
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River Viiperi hung around.
View this post on InstagramI need to be seahabilitated. ??? #Monkey?
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And Milan Christopher did a dance.
View this post on InstagramTrying to be somebody’s baby daddy! ? #Yikes
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