Anyone know who this handsome man is? He makes for a fantastic piece of mancandy, and I’m curious if he has an IG or Twitter account.
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Monday morning mancandy
It is labor day weekend in the U.S. Stay in bed, relax and feast your eyes on this piece of mancandy.
Monday morning mancandy
Although I never watched the reality show, Survivor, I’m assuming there are plenty of people who do (or have) and will recognize this former contestant, Michael Yerger, who appeared on the show in 2018. He makes for the perfect piece of mancandy and I hope you find this a pleasant distraction.
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Tagged Alex Crockford, BosGuy, Boston Guy, Gay, Mancandy Monday, Michael Yerger
Monday morning mancandy
Alex Crockford is a CrossFit trainer from the U.K.
I think he makes for a fantastic Mancandy Monday post. What do you think?
Monday morning mancandy
May this week’s post distract you from the fact that it is a Monday morning.
Monday morning mancandy
May this week’s post distract you from the fact that it is a Monday morning.
Monday morning mancandy
May this week’s post distract you from the fact that it is a Monday morning.
Monday morning mancandy
May this week’s post distract you from the fact that it is a Monday morning.
Monday morning mancandy
This week I thought I’d share this photo of Alex Lederman. Alex is a dad and farmer who lives in Western Mass. He also has done a bit of modeling back in the day. This is an older photo of Alex. You can also follow him on Instagram.
Monday morning mancandy
May this week’s post distract you from the fact that it is a Monday morning.
Boston Pride disolves
Boston Pride has been embroiled in a nasty back-and-forth with activists who have called the organization racist and “trans-exclusionary”. In response to the ongoing pressure and criticism Boston Pride president, Linda DeMarco, stepped down last month. For background on her departure and the criticism leveled at the organization, read more here.
Activists were not satisfied by that response saying it was too little too late and that the all white Boston Pride board didn’t represent the LGBTQ+ community and needed to resign now. And a boycott Boston Pride event was scheduled on Saturday, June 12th in conjunction with the second annual Trans Resistance March and Vigil. In response to the mounting pressure, the Boston Pride Board issued a statement today at 4:30 p.m. that the entire Board would resign and Boston Pride will shutdown.
“By making the decision to close down, we hope new leaders will emerge from the community to lead the Pride movement in Boston.”
– Boston Pride Board of Directors
You can read the full resignation letter online at, www.bostonpride.org.
The sudden dissolution of Boston Pride puts into question if there will be a 50th anniversary Boston Pride celebration later this fall. Earlier this year Boston Pride had indicated in-person celebrations might be scheduled in October.
Monday morning mancandy
For many people in the United States, today is a holiday. Happy Independence U.S.
Monday morning mancandy
This week’s mancandy post looks like a tall drink of water. May he quench your thirst.
Donna Summer Disco Party returns
Donna Summer was born in Boston and grew up in Mission Hill. Shortly after her passing in 2012, Boston started hosting an annual summer disco party to honor the Queen of Disco. Initially hosted in Government Center, the celebration was suspended last year due to COVID-19 but will return to Copley Square tomorrow, Thursday, June 24th.
Donna Summer Disco Party
Thursday, June 24 at Copley Square
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Free)
Unlike past years, this year’s event will not feature a roller-skating rink, but dancing is ecouraged as DJs play Donna Summer’s greatest hits in a groovy atmosphere complete with glow sticks, colorful lights, and a disco ball.
Posted in Boston, dance, Free Stuff, Music
Tagged BosGuy, Boston, Boston Guy, Donna Summer, Gay
some assembly required
The Distillery Gallery in Southie has an interesting exhibit underway called, some assembly required, and Jenn Stanley from WBUR has a nice piece about the art gallery show that opened early this month. You can read her article, Distillery Gallery’s ‘Some Assembly Required’ Showcases Boston’s Intergenerational Queer Arts Scene, where she talks to the co-curators, Jasper A. Sanchez and Ena Kantardžić about how this showing came together and what it represents.
Shown below is artist Maxine Hwang Blomberg with her wearable art, the Prodigal Poppy Head. Many may remember Maxine from her days working at the Green Light Cafe and her creative pop-up shows in SoWa. She is one 30 emerging and established queer local artists who are exhibiting their works from the Boston LGBTQIA+ Artist Alliance (BLAA) at The Distillery Gallery.
The Distillery Gallery is located at 516 E. 2nd Street in Southie and is open Monday thru Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Swing by and check out the gallery showing which will be on view through Friday, July 23rd.
Posted in Art & Film, Gay
Tagged Art and Film, BLAA, BosGuy, Boston, Boston Guy, Ena Kantardžić, Gay, Jasper A. Sanchez, Maxine Hwang Blomberg
