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A Colombian starlet was not interested in soccer hottie Cristiano Ronaldo when their eyes met across a crowded LA pool.
Soap actress Elisa Sanchez told The Sun:
"He was really red, like he had been laying out in the sun too long, and kept putting oil on himself all the time.
"He was wearing these tiny little swimming pants. The way he was preening himself was hilarious.
"I had absolutely no idea who he was — and we were all convinced he was gay.
"He winked at me and tried to chat me up but I don’t speak English well. So I just said 'Sorry' and walked away."
It is a problem metrosexuals such as Cristiano face even in LA, it seems.
OK, we know it isn't a gay story as such, but it is just so damn funny we thought we should alert our beloved readers to it.
Football coach Joe Kinnear held a press conference as interim manager of Newcastle United yesterday
The 61 year old Irish man has a robust approach, as you can see from this transcript:
JK Which one is Simon Bird [Daily Mirror's north-east football writer]?
SB Me.
JK You're a c*nt.
SB Thank you.
JK
Which one is Hickman [Niall, football writer for the Express]?
You are
out of order. Absolutely f*cking out of order.
If you do it again, I am
telling you you can f*ck off and go to another ground.
I will not come
and stand for that f*cking crap. No f*cking way, lies.
READ THE REST HERE!
A blog run by meatheads into fighting has annoyed us.
It seems the emotionally challenged people over at Fightlinker (bless) have taken to calling people 'gay' for all the wrong reasons.
Earning title shots off virgins is gay apparently.
What WE thought was even more gay was the amount of male flesh on show on the site ....
What are they about to do?
Anyway, it seems in Fightlinker world lots of things are gay ....
Lonely housewives and discriminating gay men will be sad to know that Playgirl magazine has decided to cease publishing in print.
The glossy soft-porn magazine will publish its last print issue in November before converting to an online-only format.
The revamped Playgirl.com website will feature more videos and pictorials and less editorial content, according to Nicole Caldwell, the magazine’s editor-in-chief.
“Playgirl is going all-Web,” Caldwell said in an email to MediaBistro.com.
“The last print issue will be the Jan/Feb 2009 magazine, which comes out Nov. 18.”
Playgirl Magazine debuted as the women’s alternative to soft-porn men’s magazines in 1973.
Although originally designed with the feminist in mind, the magazine quickly grew a gay male fan base as well.
Playgirl features pictorials of nude and seminude men in erotic poses, accompanied by articles on sex, lifestyle topics and celebrities.
Although marketed to women, Playgirl estimated in 2003 that gay men made up to 50 percent of the magazine’s readership, according to a report by Multichannel News.
The magazine has been published in numerous languages over the years, featuring international editions in Germany, France, Australia, Great Britain and the Netherlands.
Although celebrity pictorials are not frequent in Playgirl, the magazine has published nude and seminude photos of such Hollywood stars as Brad Pitt, Kevin Sorbo, Marcus Patrick, Fabian, Keith Urban and Scott Bakula.
Several openly gay models have also appeared within the magazine’s pages, including Playgirl’s 30th Anniversary centerfold Brian Dawson.
Ann Turner © 2008 GayWired.com; All Rights Reserved.
It sounds like the beginning of your stereotypical adult movie.
Men in uniform arrive at the door of an out of control party and the guests go wild with excitement.
There’s just one problem—no one had ordered a stripper for the 30th birthday party in question.
Two uniformed officers arrived at an out-of-control birthday party in Berlin after neighbours complained of a noise violation.
But according to The Associated Press, before the cops had a chance to explain, the female guests had yanked them inside and begun peeling off their uniforms.
According to police spokesman Bernd Hoffmann, no one had ordered a stripper—but the female party guests thought someone had sent them over as a surprise.
"It took them a while to realise they were real police officers," Hoffmann said. "It was a bit funny for all sides."
According to reports, the police arrived shortly after 12:45 in the morning on Sunday.
Though it took the guests a while to believe the men in uniform were indeed cops, after getting everything squared away, the party continued.
Adam Higgins © 2008 GayWired.com; All Rights Reserved
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