If you haven’t been watching creator/star Jimmy Fowlie’s fun gay-themed web series Go-Go Boy Interrupted, it’s time to catch up. In Episode 1 he got fired from his go-go boy job after partying too hard and not being as young as he once was, then in Episodes 2 & 3 he starts to discover that life after dancing in a nightclub isn’t always going to be easy.
However while he’s no longer a go-go boy (although he does attempt to return) he’s still been living the lifestyle, but in Episodes 4 through 7 he finds his life in a bit of a downward spiral and he’s in need of a new life and a new direction. Perhaps it’s time for a bit of an epiphany… kind of.
Who thought hitting 30 would be so tough? (Although as many slightly older guys who’ve been to a gay bar have discovered, it is when you’re given your Harry Potter-style invisibility cloak, whether you want it or not).
Catch up with the first three episodes and then watch eps. 4 through 7 below! And let’s hope there’s more Go-Go Boy Interrupted soon, although as it’s based on Jimmy Fowlie’s life, perhaps he’s got more living to do first. [Read more…]
Lucasfilm managed to keep the movie Strange Magic very quiet. It’s from a story by George Lucas, inspired by A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and has been in the works for a long time. However nobody outside the production had heard much about it until some images were released last month, along with the surprise news that it was complete and would be out in the US at the end of January.
Ewan McGregor and Brenton Thwaites are turning bad boys for the thriller Son of A Gun. They’re in prison. but they wanna break out and pull a big job – and from the evidence of this trailer, McGregor isn’t the nicest of convicts.
For a while it’s been known that Channing Tatum has been looking for project to co-direct with his business partner, Reid Carolin (they thought about helming Magic Mike XXL, but ultimately passed). Now one has jumped to the top of the pack, as 
Will we finally be getting a major Janis Joplin biopic? She’s the woman it seems everyone in Hollywood has tried to make a movie about, but yet endless possible projects have fallen by the wayside. However now one is getting some traction, partly thanks to having Amy Adams on board to lend it some weight (but even so it’s been languishing for several years).
Although there had been rumours over the years, actor Richard Chamberlain didn’t step out of the closet until long after his fame as star of the likes of the TV show Dr. Kildare and mini-series such as Shogun and The Thorn Birds had faded. Indeed it was a long time after that, as he didn’t reveal his sexuality publicly until he was nearly 70 and had an autobiography to sell in 2003.
When Hedwig And The Angry Inch was heading to Broadway, its creator, John Cameron Mitchell, seemed to be very careful to keep his distance, not because he had a problem with it, but because he knew that this new incarnation wasn’t his baby. After all, Hedwig was once very much his singular creation, a character he’d started in cabaret, turned into a stage show and then taken to the screen As a result he gave the impression that as the Broadway version was something new and different, he was happy to let others get on with it with sticking his nose in.
He’s ‘Just Jack’ no longer.
The ladies of a cappella return next year with Pitch Perfect 2, and after 
It took several years for Age Of Adaline to get odd the ground, with Katherine Heigl originally set to star. However now it’s coming, with Blake Lively in the title role and Ellen Burstyn and Harrison Ford co-starring, and we can get our first look with the trailer below.