Monday Morning Dance Party: Klischée "Tiquette"

You will be jumping in your seats to Klischée's wonderful electro-swing track "Tiquette." I wish I lived in Switzerland so I could see these guys perform on a regular basis! Look for their new album Touché being released on Valentine's Day!

Gay Comic Geek Reviews: Artifice - Gay Sci-Fi Graphic Novel!

Our beloved Gay Comic Geek is back! This time reviewing gay sci-fi graphic novel Artifice.  If you haven't subscribed to his YouTube channel, you probably should!

The gist of the story is...Deacon, a prototype android soldier, was ordered by his corporate masters to eliminate a team of scientists who knew too much and he has failed spectacularly. Not only did he let one of his targets live, but he fell in love with 19-year-old human outcast, Jeff Linnell. Deacon attacked the team sent to retrieve him. Now the Corporation demands answers and they have employed the brilliant and ruthless robopsychologist Clarice Maven to get them.

Artifice is written by Alex Woolfson and illustrated by Winona Nelson and The Advocate named it one of the Top 5 LGBT Graphic Novels of 2013. You can read a good portion of it online HERE, but if you really like it, buy a physical copy!

AdamMaleBlog Exlcusive Podcast: Treklenburg!!

AdamMaleBlog is completely thrilled to bring you our new exclusive podcast: Treklenburg! Hosts Michael Earle and Molly Jay hilariously talk all things Star Trek. In this episode, love is in the air just in time for Valentine's Day. Michael and Molly discuss their favorite weddings, getting busy on Risa, Minuet, worst couples, Picard's naughty bathing suit/mid thigh robe, and so much more in this hour long show! Die hard trekkie and casual fan alike will absolutely adore this podcast. We dare you not to laugh.

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Sex Toy of the Month: January 2014!

January's Sex Toy of the Month is AdamMale's Cyberskin Ass Stroker! The most versatile lover you’ll ever need! Give or receive to satiate your cravings with never a complaint! Lube up the 7” long lifelike Cyberskin cock for balls deep backdoor pleasuring with nearly a 2” ass-expanding width. Or lube up your own Johnson to slide into the tight, thickly ribbed ass opening. Ribbed interior mimics the real life sensation of slipping past an actual sphincter muscle! For added suction on your manhood, place your finger over the opposing exit hole. Either giving or receiving, the pleasure is all yours!

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Due to the expensive nature of the Cyberskin Ass Stroker, 30% is the most that can be discounted. However, a good portion of the other items on the site are eligible for 50% OFF any single item and Free Shipping if you enter code AMBLOG! So, maybe there is something else you might like! Check out the full site HERE.

Have a VERY Happy Valentine's Day!

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Monday Morning Dance Party: Lily Allen "Air Balloon"

We dare you not to dance in your seat to Lily Allen's latest single "Air Balloon." Look for a new full length this March! Details not yet announced.

Our Favorite Gay Mario Fan Art!

When Donkey Kong was first released July 9, 1981, Nintendo probably had no idea that protagonist Mario would become a lasting cultural icon that is still going strong more than three decades later! Of course, there is an extraordinary amount of Mario fan art on the internet. But the other day while nerding out searching for cool Mario illustrations online, we noticed a piece of gay Mario fan art...then another...then another. We decided we had to dig deeper. So, after spending hours online giggling, here's our favorite gay themed Mario fan art from the interwebs!

*All artwork copyright of its original artist.

Wut #4 - An Original Webcomic Series

Installment #4 of Wut, our exclusive original webcomic series by creative genius MagicScienceland, is exquisitely painted by hand! But as always, it leaves us wondering what we just read. Check back in a week or two for another fantastical panel.

Wut #1
Wut #2
Wut #3

Monday Morning Dance Party: Junior Senior "Move Your Feet"

This week we are taking you back to 2003 with Denmark's finest beat makers Junior Senior. One straight, one gay, the duo consisted of Jesper "Junior" Mortensen and Jeppe "Senior" Laursen . Believe it or not, the twinky looking one isn't the gay one! Sadly, they are no longer together, but "Move Your Feet" has forever earned it's place in dance music history! Enjoy their 8-bit video madness!

Our Favorite Gay Street Art From Around The World

Street art has always been an important outlet for social commentary. As an increasing number of countries recognize the basic rights and freedoms of homosexuals, gay themed street art is popping up in more and more unique and interesting places, both in countries that openly embrace homosexuals and in those that are still behind the times. Here's some of our favorite gay street art from around the world. We we can, we will give you the artist link so you can further investigate these on your own!

Paul Le Chien UK

Artist Unknown. Found in Estonia in the Tartu Pärmivabrik, an old factory people have converted into an art and music space. Photo by Ranno.

MemeIRL France

Mural on the Side of Mary's Gay Bar in Houston, TX. Mary's had existed from 1972 - 2009. The mural has a strange history of being removed and then lovingly restored and then being removed again.

Street Art in Buenos Aires, Argentina

"Two Letters Less Doesn’t Make a Difference" by Elina Penninkangas - Helsinki, Finland

Banksy "Kissing Coppers"

Years ago “Banksy” painted two police officers kissing on a wall of the Prince Albert Pub in Brighton. To keep it safe from vandals, the pub owner decided to sell the art to a famous art gallery in New York. In 2008 a specialist art restoration company used chemicals to transfer the image onto a canvas, and the original was replaced with a facsimile, encased in plastic sheeting.