Channing Tatum Sexy For Out

‘Magic Mike‘ actor Channing Tatum brings his hotness to the cover of the June/July issue of Out magazine.

Photographed by Nino Munoz, the 32-year-old former stripper opens up to the magazine about taking off his clothes in front of others.

“I never enjoyed the taking-the-clothes-off part. You are on a stage with people yelling at you, and you feel you’re a rock star, but you’re nothing –- you’re just a guy taking off his clothes, looking like a fool in a stupid outfit”, Channing explains to Out.

Head below for Channing’s sexy editorial. He rocks looks by Acne, Louis Vuitton, Maison Martin Margiela, Calvin Klein, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana.

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Joe Manganiello Up-Close With Out

A close-up shot of a scruffy Joe Manganiello is featured on the cover of the March issue of Out magazine.

Lensed by Matthew Brooks, the 36-year-old heartthrob talks to the magazine about his nude scenes on ‘True Blood‘.

“As far as the butt cheek stuff goes… it just makes sense. It’s not gratuitous; it’s realistic. If you’re a werewolf and you transform, you lose everything and there are your butt cheeks. The show is a deconstruction of supernatural creatures. It’s not like other werewolf projects, where you magically reappear with tiny jean shorts on”, Joe explains to Out.

Head below for a look at Joe’s macho shoot:

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Neil Patrick Harris and Partner Get Lovey-Dovey For Out

Neil Patrick Harris and longtime partner David Burtka get affectionate on the cover of the February Love Issue of Out magazine.

Captured by lensman Matthew Kristall on the black and white cover, the ‘How I Met Your Mother’ actor talks to the magazine about falling in love with David.

“I initially fell for David harder than he fell for me. I was in love with him before he was comfortable saying it, and I think that speaks to our past experiences. I remember saying, ‘I think I love you’ and he was like, ‘That’s really nice’ which is not necessarily what you want to hear. But I appreciated his honesty in not jumping the gun and saying something because he felt obliged to”, Neil points out to Out.

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Adam Lambert Impersonates Elvis Presley For Out

Openly gay rocker Adam Lambert once again makes Out magazine’s annual ‘Out 100′ list, honouring 2011′s inspiring gay, lesbian and transsexual people.

Photographed by Gavin Bond, the ‘American Idol’ alumni recreates artist Andy Warhol’s Elvis Presley ’60s screenprinted painting.

The 29-year-old ‘Whataya Want from Me’ singer talks to the magazine about his forthcoming sophomore album.

“The process of making the first album was so fast. This is definitely the album that I want to make. I’m getting time with it, I’m able to say, ‘I want to re-record that vocal,’ or ‘Lets bring this song to another producer or a different beat put on it’. So I’m getting to immerse myself in the process. I feel like I’m getting to take the necessary time”, Adam points out to Out.

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Alexander Skarsgard One-Eyed For Out

‘True Blood’ hottie Alexander Skarsgard graces the cover of the November issue of US gay lifestyle/fashion magazine Out.

Promoting his latest apocalyptic film ‘Melancholia’, co-starring Kirsten Dunst, the 35-year-old covers his one eye on the black and white Matthew Kristall-shot cover.

The Swedish actor together with fellow Swede and Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” music video — which featured a then unknown Alexander — director Jonas Akerlund sit down with the magazine for an exclusive interview, where they talk about how their country is dominating Hollywood at present.

Here are some highlights from Alexander’s interview:

ON DOING NUDE SCENES: “I notice in interviews in the U.S. all people want to talk about is nudity. You have a half-hour interview, and you spend 25 minutes talking about the nude scenes, and of course, if it makes sense as a scene, I’ll do it”.

ON WHY THE SWEDES ARE SO LIBERAL AND OPEN WITH THEIR SEXUALITY: “And that’s also why we’re so liberal and so cool with our sexuality — because we fuck a lot [laughter]… When you’re bored, just have sex”.

ON HOW ‘TRUE BLOOD’ IS VIEWED IN SWEDEN: “Very tame, very tame, by Swedish standards”.

Head below for Alexander’s outtakes with the magazine.

 

Adam Levine Rocks Out

‘The Voice’ mentor Adam Levine is the quintessential heartthrob rocker on the cover of the September issue of Out magazine.

Photographed by Yu Tsai, the 32-year-old sports his signature scruffy beard and dons an Eddie Bauer vintage cut-off flannel shirt with a distressed leather vest.

The Maroon 5 frontman talks to the gay fashion and lifestyle magazine about being comfortable with his sexuality.

“There’s no way to hide my straightness, but if people didn’t think there was a small chance I was gay, then I wouldn’t be doing my job very well. Look at the best ones, guys whose sexuality was always questioned. Bowie. Jagger. Freddie Mercury. I wouldn’t be the front man of a band if that question hadn’t come up at some point”, Adam explains to Out.

Checkout the “Moves Like Jagger” singer exhibiting his body art for the magazine in his photoshoot below:

 

Robyn Gets Arty For Out Magazine

Swedish androgynous pop star Robyn takes her signature platinum blond pixie cut to the June issue of gay men’s fashion magazine Out. The 31-year-old is featured in a colourful artistic photoshoot conducted by lensman GL Wood.

Robyn who released her debut album in 1995, but only gained mainstream success in 2006, sit down with the magazine and explains why it took her so long to gain popularity:

“Britney [Spears] and Justin [Timberlake] had entered the same world as me, and they were like kamikaze pilots who just did everything right. I was just not that kind of person, so right then I already knew I wasn’t going to be around for that. They just did it so much better than I did”.

The singer who’s sexuality and sometimes even gender has been called into questioning tells the magazine:

“I get mistaken for a lesbian all the time — but I guess I do have the most lesbian haircut of any of the girls in my field. And when I was growing up and I introduced myself to people I’d say, ‘Hi, my name is Robyn and I’m a girl,’ because in Sweden, Robyn is a boy’s name and I had such short hair. My handicrafts teacher thought I was a boy for three years”.

Here is more of Robyn’s photos in the magazine:

 

Mademoiselle Adele Grace Out Magazine

Everyone’s favourite English-Welch songstress, Adele, is showing love to the gay community and covering the June issue of Out magazine.

Lensed by photographer Perry Ogden, Adele grace the cover of Out with her mighty British sass. The voluptuous soul singer with her big eyes popping out and sporting lustrous ruby red lips is captured in a fierce head-and-shoulder shot on the magazine cover.

Here are her photos and excerpts in the magazine:

Adele fancily dangling a cigarette. Can you believe Adele at least smokes 20 cigarettes per day?!

The 23-year-old shows off her beautiful brown hair and gorgeous skin. Adele explains to the magazine where her extraordinary writing skills come from: “I don’t know if it’s because I’m an only child, but I was never, ever good at saying how I felt about things. From the age of about 5, if I was told off for not sharing, or I didn’t tidy my room, or I spoke back to my mom, I’d always write a note as my apology”

Adele gets cocky with a Greek art statue. The “Rolling In The Deep” singer, who has capitalized on her past relationship failures, tells Out that she would have given up everything to make her relationship work with the ex that’s behind the inspiration on “21”.

“I don’t think I’ll ever forgive myself for not making my relationship with my ex on 21 work, because he’s the love of my life (adding that she would have been willing to give up everything for him) Well, I would still be singing in the shower, of course, but yeah — my career, my friendships, my hobbies. I would have given up trying to be the best”, Adele points out to Out. “He made me really weak, but at the same time really fucking fearless, so I managed to channel that. I don’t know if I’ll ever beat this album in terms of how people connect to it”

The new queen of soul tells the magazine: “I always say I’m a singing lady, rather than a singer. Singer is a big word for me. My interpretation of a singer is Etta James and Carole King and Aretha Franklin”

Adele recalls the moment she won her Grammy for ‘Best New Artist’ in 2009, saying: “I had just come back from the toilet, so my Spanx weren’t even all the way up. Then I won Best New Artist, and it was like time slowed down, and I was hovering over myself, pissing myself laughing. It was amazing”

Here is what Adele had to say on being a role model: “I get a lot of mail from people who tell me that I make them really happy to be themselves, and really comfortable with who they are, which I love. I would hate it if someone was, like, ‘I wish I was you’ because I’m as insecure about myself as the next person”

Despite her sophomore album “21” selling like hot cakes and breaking all sorts of records, Adele hold that her recent found success hasn’t gone to her head: “I’ve met people I admire, and people I don’t admire who are completely affected by their success, and I fucking hate them. There’s so many people who believe their own hype and treat people like shit, and if I was ever like that I would absolutely stop doing what I’m doing for a while and go and find myself again. I find it grotesque when people change because of it, but maybe it’s because they’re not as good at keeping in contact with the people who love them for a reason”

The “Someone Like You” singer describes her music to Out: “My music’s not stylized — it’s not sold by image, or by my sexuality, or aloofness, or anything like that. I think it would be really bizarre if I started doing gimmicks and stunts — it wouldn’t suit my music”

 

Vintage Madonna Hits The Pages of Out

Late last week we got to see Britney Spears’ part of the photo shot for Out Magazine “Ladies We Love” April issue, which will get a duel cover. Now, just like the magazine promised, a photo shoot featuring Madonna – who will share the cover with Spears – has been revealed.

But it’s not just any other ordinary Madonna photo shoot, it’s vintage Madonna photo shoot. The photos were taken by then unknown photographer Richard Corman in 1982, before Madonna stroke it rich, in New York City

For starters, it’s very clever of the magazine and gives the cover so much depth that the two pop music legends are strutting a similar sultry pose on the cover, with their fingers in the mouth.

Corman painstakingly captured Madonna’s down-to-earth persona in the photos. The photos are flawless, showcasing the Material Girl’s undeniable beauty. They also tell us that Madonna never played it safe when it comes to fashion. Even back then, the singer had an uncanny fashion sense, torn jeans, frisky hair and chunky jewelry – something has to be said about those Christian cross earrings.

Corman explain to the magazine of the sequence of events that took place during the shoot. According to Corman his mother, Cis Corman, a renowned casting director in New York City was casting The Last Temptation of Christ for Martin Scorsese and told him that they had just tested an charismatic young girl for the part of the Virgin Mary. Since he was looking to photograph interesting figures at the time, he agreed to meet the girl.

That girl turned out to be Madonna. A very young Madonna was living in Alphabet City at the time and suggested they meet at her apartment – take your mind out of the gutter. What followed was this photo shoot, that will only be publicly viewed 29 years later.

“I looked up the staircase, and I saw this girl leaning over the edge of the banister, and even from three stories below I could see these catlike eyes just looking down. I knew at that moment that she had something special”, Corman remembered of their first meeting. “She was so alive and
unpretentious. She was fierce, determined. Nothing was going to stop her”.

Here are some of the photos:

 

Britney Spears show some love to the gay community

Britney Spears is showing love to the gay community in the April issue of Out magazine. The “Ladies We Love” issue of the popular gay magazine will be published in a duel cover format, featuring the Princess of Pop herself Miss Spears, and Her Majesty Queen of Pop Madonna.

While Britney’s photo-spread and e-mail conducted interview with the magazine was made available online today, we are going to have to wait until Monday, 14 March, to see Madonna’s feature.

Spears teamed up with photographer Ruven Afanador for her ferocious, sex appeal filled shoot. Afanador showcased Britney’s sultry side throughout the pages of the magazine – though I doubt it was a mission.

For the cover-shot, a close-up head-and-shoulder shot shows Britney with her fingers in mouth while posing sexily. Probably the most daring pose Britney struts for the magazine is an acrobatic style pose, in which the singer is seen sitting down and simultaneously stretching her one leg 180 degrees in the air, wearing thong leotards.

In another photo Britney, again wearing leotards, showcases two of her tattoos positioned on either sides of her upper-thighs. A coy looking Britney is also photographed standing next to a wall wearing an opened trench, with her bra and panties showing.

The singer answers some of the questions we have been dying to get answered over the years. When asked whose career did she want to mold herself after when she started out, she replies “Madonna. No question. She is an amazing entertainer”.

She also reveals that she listens to a lot of Lady Gaga and Rihanna, she’s even quoted as saying “Rihanna’s ‘S & M’ is awesome”. She adds that if there was one song she wished to have recorded in the last 10 years it will have to be Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love the Way You Lie”.

Britney describes Betty White as her favourite Golden Girl because “She’s so sweet and innocent”. Furthermore, she says fellow covergirl Madonna is “Cool”, Lady Gaga is “Unique” and onetime arch-rival Christina Aguilera is “Truly Talented”.

The actual cover-shot of Britney Spears’ April ‘Out’ Issue.

Britney Spears show off her tattoos in the Magazine

Britney Spears looks coy as she poses for photographer Ruven Afanador for the “Ladies We Love” issue