This week Stacey Dash magically cured her own homophobia, Lance Bass became a dad, and Demi Lovato stood up for the aliens. Here’s what happened on Instagram:
Dyllón Burnside read a book.
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Jaboukie Young-White posed for W.
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Ronen Rubinstein marked National Coming Out Day.
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John Duff grew a beard.
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Brian Jordan Alvarez stayed fit.
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David Michael Perre and Andrew Dubry ushered in the spooky season.
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Cristiano Ronaldo had coffee.
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Joshua Christie flashed back to Mexico.
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Taron Egerton bared arms.
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Alan Crocetti found a mirror.
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Eliad Cohen wore pink.
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Danell Leyva made breakfast.
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Aydian Dowling created an app.
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Lokies Khan covered his face.
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Derek Hough raised his voice.
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Olly Alexander wore a snake.
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Locky Brownlie played dress up.
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Ricky Martin stayed cool.
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Walter Savage kissed his cat.
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And Yona Knight-Wisdom took a break.
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Doug
All you have to do to get on this Queerty page is to take your shirt off.
MISTERJETT
……and we all love it!!!!!
Den
Not even remotely the case.
Everyone featured in this column either has verifiable cultural impact or is some sort of “influencer” regardless of whether you (or I) know who they are or not. AND they’re shirtless. When was the last time you got over 4,000 “likes” on a post, or had over 10,000 followers?
Personally I don’t care what a lot of them are known for, but they are all interesting to look at.
Huron132
Was there ever a time on the comments, there wasn’t a negative comment? They say that it takes more muscle work to frown, then it is to smile. I wonder if it’s the same as negative comments compared to a positive comment?
jayceecook
I’m sure on a post barely anybody read there weren’t. I usually stay away from this weekly post because I don’t like seeing the straight guys GG is obsessed with. I’m not sure if that counts as a negative or not but it just bothers me. Keep it queer.
Peter
Why can’t comments be negative? Is there some law stating, “All comments must be positive so as to not upset the delicacies of some readers?” Commentary by definition is either positive or negative. You may not like what someone has to say, but that’s life. State your opposing opinion, then move on. Don’t take it personally. None of this matters.
Kangol2
Great lineup and you started with a beautiful, out, gay, talented man, Dyllón Burnside, who is reading an excellent new novel by another out, gay talented gay man, Robert Jones, Jr. Best IG highlight in a while. Oh, and keep Joshua Christie in your regular mix. Thank you.
JB
Queerty, would you please stop featuring that Aaron Schock-loving Eliad Cohen on this site? Time to cancel both of them. Thank you.
SDR94103
“influencer”. so stupid.
dannyboi2
Just saying-
An influencer with over a million followers can reportedly make more than $250,000 per post from brands. What have you done lately?
mateo
I made myself a necklace last night. If Alan Crocetti would like to critique it, as well as offer advice on further pieces–(while I lick his body from head to toe)–that’s all the “influence” I need.