I love, love, love this guy's videos on youtube celebrating his love of older daddies. He clearly is fond of the daddy-bears quite a bit. The music is the kicker, along with his to-the-beat photo movement. Anything that includes Paul Sorvino and William Shatner is destined to greatness. This is one reason you gotta love the internet.
Louis CK is one of my favorite comics these days. He's certainly a bit of a Daddy Bear too, although he's only 41. I love his masculine, no-bullshit attitude, and as this clip shows, he's not afraid of talking about sucking dick -- or at least the possibility of it. Wait for it...
On Tuesday, April 7, sexy, hung and versatile in so many ways Jack Wrangler died of complications from lung disease in New York City. The handsome gay icon of the 70's and 80's was 62 years old.
Wrangler, born John Stillman in 1946, was an instant star when he appeared in "New York Construction Company" in 1970. He made more than 85 adult films in his career, including the gay classics "Kansas City Trucking Co." (1976) and "Sex Machine" (1980). More surprising was his very successful foray into straight porn. He starred in, among others, "Behind the Green Door, the Sequel" (1986) and "The Devil in Miss Jones, Part ii" (1982).
As you can see for yourself in these pics, Wrangler exemplified that amazing 70's and early 80's masculinity and sexuality that still makes most of us, including me, hard as a rock. These were the men I saw on television shows and commercials (think the marlboro man with his dick hanging out) that I used to beat off to when I was a teenager. Wrangler's ease with his body and fluid sexuality represented everything opposite from the Reagan-era (and post- AIDS) repression soon to dominate our lives.
Jack was so versatile he married cabaret chanteuse Margaret Whiting in 1994. She knew he was gay but reportedly said to him "only around the edges." Their marriage endured, much to the surprise of many, and I think of her today for for having lost someone she clearly loved. Love comes in many different forms and I see their marriage as a celebration of that.
It takes a special – a very special – guy to be hot when young and buff and steamy, especially stepping from the churning Hawaiian waves or bathing beautifully in an after-shave commercial, and extra-ordinary hot when smoldering in playful Daddyness, especially wearing an immaculately black and coolly creamy white tux.
And at the top of that very exclusive list of very specially hot guys has to be Tom Selleck. Even when he was young (as in this commercial for Chaz Aftershave and Cologne), Tom looked like a daddy, what with his furry, masculine chest and that totally hot 70's porn star 'stache of his. Damn, how I wanted to ride that 'stache until my hole was raw when I was 15. And now, at 44 I still want to ride anything and everything Mr. Selleck would let me get at.
But this isn’t the place or the space or the time to celebrate Magnum PI’s swimsuited buffness, his tanned and chiseled athleticness, his playful and mischievous winks and grins. No, sir, this is the place and the space to look at Tom not as he was, frozen in DVD box sets, but as the supremely elegant and fun daddy he’s grown into.
You know what’s great about Sean Connery … aside from everything, I mean? He’s got that unbearably smooth cool thing, that burly roughness thing, and that seething ferocity thing going for him and they’re all good. Incredibly good, I grant you, but that's not what’s truly great about the Scottish actor who's been on stage and screen since the 50s.
What’s great about Connery, Sean Connery, is that no matter his age, he projects a wonderful daddy-thing. Even when he was clumsy and gawky in <shudder> Darby O'Gill and the Little People, he had this smoky primal thing going on. Yeah he looked like his voice might have just broken but even then you knew that he’d be the one slapping you on the back while you sipped a pint at the bar, or the one playfully wrestling you for the check when it was time to drunkenly stumble home for some hot and heavy action.
