He may not be as good looking as Jan Köppen, but that's not a bad thing. Hanno Friedrich, one of the cast members of Sat.1's sketch comedy show "Sechserpack", is one very very sexy man. Hanno is one of gay man's type, when it comes to men. He's sexy, very comfortable with his body and he has that certain something, that not a lot possess. Gay man would love to meet Hanno and...
This time gay man wants to tell the whole world about the series "How I Met Your Mother".
"How I Met Your Mother" is one of the funniest series, american television has to offer at the moment. The story of a group of five people living in New York. Ted Mosby is the center of the group. He is telling his children, the story of how he met his mother.
The cast of this series is just brilliant, Neil Patrick Harris, an openly gay actor portraying the straight playboy, which is just hilarious, cause he plays the straight playboy so dramatic, that gay man almost believed he was straight. Gay man loves Neil Patrick Harris in this series. Although gay man wasn't too crazy about him playing Doogie Howser back in the days. Here he has proved himself as an actor. That is only one of the cast. There is also Jason Segel and the rest of the gang.
But to understand what gay man is rambling about, you just have to watch the series.
Christopher street day is a celebration towards equal rights. The name of the political festivity is adopted from a street in New York City back in the 60s, to be exact on June 28th, 1969 in Greenwich Village, when the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) community took a stand and would no longer stay silent while the police assaulted them for who they are. The riot is also known as The Stonewall Riots.
Christopher Street Day is now the annual European LGBT celebration, although Germany is the only country using CSD as the official name, where other countries use either Pride Parade or Gay Pride, except for Switzerland, where the celebration is called Rainbow Pride.
Gay man celebrated his official CSD a couple of weeks ago in Berlin. Gay man has been a bit reluctant to celebrate gay pride, after seeing in person his first pride parade in Hamburg a couple years back. Not certain of what dressing up one day in a year could accomplished politically. Gay man just couldn't wrap his head around, why on earth should the He (Heterosexual) community accept, tolerate or even respect a community that given the opportunity, runs around and parades in a city center half naked (some even only covering essential parts)?
Gay man's first official gay pride in Berlin has tought him otherwise. There are still a lot gay man and his peers in the community have to achieve as to equal rights in every aspect of their lives, such as in the workspace, law and marriage.
One thing gay man is disappointed about the whole celebration, is the fact that a lot of the gay men, parading for tolerance and acceptance, are giving the wrong picture to the He community.
The celebration for equal rights and tolerance is nowadays, for a lot of gay men, a weekend to party, like any other weekend. Even during the parade, they started to party. Alcohol was flowing like water. Sex was to be seen, heard or even smelled in darker corners (i.e. in the park). The worst part, as soon as the parade starts, drugs were consumed almost everywhere.
Gay man hates to deliver the wrong message to others, that being gay is all about being young, party hard, have non-stop sex and consuming drugs until your body's no longer able to take it anymore.
Once, gay man's ancestor had to fight for equal rights, now where the society is almost there, as to giving us those rights, a lot of gay men, who are mostly very much in the scene, are fulfilling cliches and stereotypes.
This group in the community is not a reflection of who the community really is. This is just a glimpse of the community, who manages to create cliche and stereotype for the community. Gay man has nothing against this fraction of the community, but gay man only wishes that upon this day, that this fraction would be more aware of the political issues this celebration has, and be more responsible as all eyes are on the parade during the celebration. Is it that hard to behave for one day, when all eyes are on you, while doing the stuff you love the rest of the days in the year?
Gay man thinks not.
Jan Köppen is a german tv host for VIVA, a music tv station. He is so hot, hot, hot, gay man thought Jan might be one of the reasons for global warming. The guy is loveable and not arrogant in any way (at least, that's how he comes accross on tv). Don't believe, just see for yourself.
Series have been one of gay man's pleasure, not guilty pleasure. Series can be shallow (especially daytime soaps), but one can learn a few thing.
Life is interesting, no doubt. But writers have managed to make life in series way more interesting. How do they manage to make life about a woman who by somewhat weird coincidence had to go to Alaska for a lecture and somehow stayed there after finding out her fiance cheated on her.
Moving to a town (or better said village since its population is only 234, at one episode 233 after one citizen died), where the ratio men to women is 10:1 (which if you watch the series it feels more like 20:1). Gay man fails to see, what is interesting in this series (at the beginning), but somehow the writers made it work. The series gay man is talking about is "Men in Trees".
In a way the series is like "Sex & The City" but less cheesy in dialogues.
This is one series gay man recommends. Gay man sure hopes the network is not going to cancel this series as the networks have cancelled a lot series gay man would've enjoyed.
It's a TV-comedy series about a gang, who owns a pub in... (exactly) Philadelphia. If there is one thing gay man loves about comedy, is that comedy is a media anyone can use to make fun of anyone.
Why limit comedy to situation, when race, politics, religion and sexual orientation can be subjects of great comedy.
Another example, Russell Peters. A canadian born and raised comedian, whose family is from India. He makes fun of people's heritage. It's all about the culture, habits and the accent of certain races when they speak english.
The political incorrectness portrayed in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is sometimes so outrageously funny, it might offend certain belief, race, sexual orientation or political view. But isn't ones intelligence also measured by ones capability to laugh about oneself. To those who are easily offended by political incorrect jokes, are strongly advised not to watch "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" or any of Russell Peters' shows.
