Friday, September 25, 2026
Mitchell Slaggert in Landman
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Celebrate, Educate, and Break Stereotypes
I'm bi, actually!'
Nick
If you were on social media yesterday, you may have seen a lot posts celebrating the start of Bisexual Visibility Month. Bisexual Visibility is observed throughout September to celebrate the bi+ community, raise awareness, and combat biphobia and identity erasure. Despite strides and increased visibility in entertainment and media, there continues to be biphobia both out, and within the larger LBGTQ community.
I of course had to celebrate with my bisexual boyfriend, and TV crush Nick Nelson. If you watch Heartstopper, especially in season one, there many, including Nick himself, who struggle with his being bi. I think Nick was one of the first bi characters on a show I watched and loved.
Of course actor Kit Connor also came out as bi, but that hasn't stopped either he, or co-star Joe Locke from landing a slew of upcoming roles. In addition to Kit's role as Cyclops in the Marvel Universe, it was just announced he'll also play Robber Chambers in the upcoming Preppy Killer. I'm also looking forward to seeing Kit, along with Will Poulter and Manu RĂos in Rapture, the queer medieval zombie horror flick due to start filming later this fall.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Locked & Looking...
Most viewers know I loved Heartstopper. I only started watching last summer, but devoured the first two seasons in a short period of time. Leads Joe Locke and Kit Connor bring both skill and emotion to their roles and I see myself in parts of both Charlie and Nick. I was a high school athlete, (like Nick) but also had struggles similar to those that Charlie faced.
I struggled a bit with the third season, and it took me a little longer to finish. I didn't love the tone and darker storytelling. As important as the story was, and as incredible as the performances were, it took me longer to finish. I also think I didn't want the show to end, knowing the third was the last full season.
If you're a fan of the show, you know that Heartstopper Forever, the movie to close the series, began airing last week. That meant that Locke, Connor and the rest of the cast were all over the net doing interviews and promotion. Both actors, at one point shared a bit of 'naked news.' Locke shared that accidently posted a butt pic on his main Instagram. It was a shot after a waxing, and meant for his private account for close friends. Locke seemed pleased with the image, and shared it was out there if anyone was looking for it. Of course I did, and the shot below has to be the pic he referenced.
Kit Connor also talked about a night he and William Gao (Tao) were partying, and as many of us did, mooned the cars going by. Connor also shared that there is a video out there. Now, I'm guessing the video was taken by a friend, (maybe Locke or Tobie Donovan. (Isaac) If this is the case, we'll most likely never see it. If however, like Locke's photo, it eventually surfaces, I make sure to find it. Connor also shared that there were scenes he and Joe were 'buck naked' filmed for the movie that never made the final edit. Hopefully a 'director's cut' will also eventually be released.
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Seth Manteus in Trion
Middle-aged Hugo encounters his childhood loves' daughter, sending him back to when his younger self begins college.
Monday, May 25, 2026
Jack Armstrong in Delivered
A couple of years ago, I did a piece on the British anthology series Patterns. In that piece, (HERE:) I spotlighted on episode, and the male nudity contained within. Although this follow-up is a wee late, there was another episode that I wanted to give a little attention.
Sunday, May 24, 2026
Rugby Arms
'I thought you liked my arms?'
Nick Nelson
If you watch Heartstopper, and why wouldn't you, you might remember the scene from Friend, an episode from the first season. You have strong rugby arms. It's Charlie's birthday and he invites Nick to join he and friends for a night of bowling. Nick of course wins the game, according to Charlie, due to having an unfair advantage with his 'strong, Rugby arms.'
The Better to hold you with.
The better to lift you with...























































