If you like your holiday movies more “naughty” than “nice,” then Christmas comes early with the arrival of eerie cult horror ’The Sacrifice Game,’ from filmmaker Jenn Wexler.
And you must’ve been extra good this year, because the movie features a supporting role from everyone’s favorite hunky, gay Olympian-turned-actor, Gus Kenworthy consider that a holiday bonus!
In all seriousness, the role represents some new territory for Kenworthy, who’s previous roles have mostly all been comedic. But in ’The Sacrifice Game,’ he’s playing it straight. Literally.
Speaking with Queerty, the former athlete gets candid about channeling real-life fears into his “scream queen” performance, the surprising challenges of carving out a career in Hollywood, and his dream roles including a hypothetical rom-com with Richard Madden, who he’s been told he looks like multiple times (we’re holding out hope for our ’Boyfriend Twins’ pitch).
And, because it ’tis the season,
If you know The Old Gays, you know they’re not exactly shy.
The original quartet Jessay Martin (70), Robert Reeves (80), Bill Lyons (79), and Mick Peterson (67) have been making videos together since 2018, sharing their hot takes and shaking their hot cakes, gaining a massive following of adoring fans on social media in the process.
But there’s still a lot about them you don’t know which shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, considering they’ve got combined 296 years of life experience between then.
So, with that in mind, the four of them finally set out to tell their story, sharing some wisdom and spilling more than a little tea along the way. Hitting shelves November 28, ’The Old Gays’ Guide To The Good Life’ is part memoir, part juicy tell-all, and all love.
Ahead of the book’s release, Queerty sat down for another virtual chat with the guys (which is becoming something of a tradition!) to talk about some of the biggest secrets revealed in the book, their philosop
Taipei, Feb.1 (CNA) A Taiwan-based foundation has named an Afghan athlete who has lived in limbo in Indonesia for seven years as one of its 2023 Fervent Global Love of Lives Award recipients for her dedication to improving the happiness and well-being of others.
The rainy weather didn’t do much to dampen the action at the season opener for the Jamaica Karting Association (JKA), on Sunday, April 24, at the Palisadoes International Raceway in Kingston.
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