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Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Gabriel LaBelle: Role Reversal
Before the Oscars aired last month, I tried my damnedest to watch as many of the nominated films as possible. I didn't quite make it, but I did manage to squeeze in four before the night of the awards. One I was actually surprised I enjoyed so much was Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans.
I was surprised as although I love Spielberg, the story didn't really engage me, or draw me to want to watch the film. I started watching, thinking I'd stop after a short while, but the performance kept me watching, and enjoying, until the end. It's wasn't Michelle Williams though, I actually watched in spite of her. Don't get me wrong, I respect her talent and Williams and her character was my favorite on Dawson's Creek.
I haven't however, really enjoyed much of her work since the WB teen drama ended. She been in some great projects, but there's something about her on screen that I haven't enjoyed. Her blunt bangs in The Fabelmans didn't help. I know, I know, such a small thing should not have bothered me, but every time she was on screen those bangs bugged the shit out of me.
I was drawn in mostly due to the performance of actor Gabriel LaBelle. Labelle played Sammy, the young Spielberg in the film and his screen presence was palatable. I actually enjoyed Sammy's scenes with his dad, (Paul Dano) more than the relationship the movie seemed to pushing which was between Sammy and his mom.
American Gigolo
After watching the film, I did a quick IMDB search and was surprised to see that I'd recently seen LaBelle taking on a very different role. I can't believe I didn't connect it was the same actor who played a young Julian Kaye in the HBO remake of American Gigolo.
LaBelle was equally compelling as a male prostitute in training in the first few episodes in Season 1. Although a little dark, I actually enjoyed most of the first season, especially the first few episodes. It's too bad it was cancelled so quickly.
Give & Take: Cayden Clay by Chris Teel
'For your pleasure to enjoy!'
Over the years of working on FH, it's been fascinating to learn the many motivations behind a model's decision to pose nude. For some, it's not an easy decision. Some are uncomfortable and reluctant, but decide to go forward for financial reasons. For others, it personal. They find the process posing naked an empowering experience. Many feel that nude modeling was a milestone point in their life, marking a positive change in how they view their body, and themselves.
For others, dropping their jeans in front of the camera is uncomplicated and effortless. They love being naked, and are proud of their body. They love and feed off the joy their naked body and their images bring to others. Natural exhibitionists bring an honesty to their work in front of the camera. An uninhibited freedom that heightens the level of creativity.
Model and performer Cayden Clay is certainly one of the most sexual secure and expressive models I've had the pleasure to feature. I was first introduced to Cayden's work through his work with Briancan Photography. Cayden, along with Sterlingjock in a New Year's Eve themed post back in 2021. Since then, I've been fortunate to have done more posts featuring more of his shoots and work with Brian. (HERE:)
Cayden shared that he wasn't always as open with nudity and sexual expression due to his upbringing. Growing up, like so many, he was taught not to show a lot of skin. Clearly, he's since gotten over that. Today, Cayden's says that whenever possible, he's pretty much always naked. If you've spent anytime on Cayden's Twitter page, you know he's always putting on new and boundary pushing content.
'It was not a hard decision to pose naked for me. I like being naked. And other gay men like seeing me naked!
With Cayden's dance experience, and his time working as a stripper, Cayden brings a strong performance element and a creative eroticism to his imagery and video content. Cayden doesn't hold back and his exhibitionist nature leads to an erotically charged expression and feel to everything he shares.
With the incredible content he was sharing on social media, and the energy he put into it, I always wondered why Cayden didn't have an OnlyFans. Cayden was waiting, wanting to ensure he planned properly and had the time to invest, and the content his fans had come to expect. Cayden's OnlyFans has just recently opened and I'm sure those who have enjoyed his work on social media will want to see even more!
When Cayden announced his new OF page, he sent on some favorite shots for me to share. Included were a few from photographer Chris Teel. Given my love of Chris' work, and our many creative collaborations on FH, I really wanted to share more. Cayden sent on more from his work with Chris, and these are some of my favorites from their work together.
'Chris was so easy to work with. We met at a studio he rented and had a 2 hour shoot. After warm up shots, my clothes are stripped off and we get to be more creative! There was give and take in what shots we were taking and we played with natural sunlight.
We turned on the camera near the end and got a good solo video and cum shot which will be posted on my OF. ' In addition to sexy solo and duo vids, on my OF, you can also chat with me to get to know each other and flirt. Lots of content with sexy men to be shared for your pleasure to enjoy!
Blast from the Past: Michael Corbett
'Soap operas will always be my first love.'
I haven't watched The Young and the Restless in awhile, at least not on a regular basis, but I did watch a couple of episodes last week. I tuned in as I could not help but notice the press and social media promotion for the show's 50th anniversary. I had watched off an on when I was a teen and remember some of the well written storylines when the show was run by Bill Bell.
One of the storylines that always stood out was the last storyline for the devilish David Kimble. If anyone watched back in the early 90's, David ended up with a blotched plastic surgery, (above) after trying to disguise his murderous face from the citizens of Genoa City. The last we saw David Kimble he was lying in a pile of trash after being killed by a garbage compactor. Fitting end.
When I read that some returning characters were coming back for the 50th anniversary shows, I was hoping David Kimble, and actor Michael Corbett might be on that list. Sadly he wasn't, but resurrecting David Kimble would be a great idea!
Although Michael continued to act after leaving Y & R, he also ventured into other areas of the entertainment business. Corbett went behind the scenes, working sound on a number a television shows and movies and was also a producer on films including Fifty Shades of Grey and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2.
Corbett's biggest success however came in real estate. In addition to selling, Corbett has written three best-selling real estate books, and was a regular commentator on television discussing issues relating to the real estate business. In addition to regular appearances on Extra, Corbett has also been featured on The View, Today, The Tyra Banks Show, Larry King Live and many other news and entertainment programs.
Michael Corbett
Playgirl: 1989
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