‘Glee’ alum Kevin McHale strips and showers with another guy in new music video

Check out the latest YouTube clip making us Glee-ful: A sexy, new music video featuring Kevin McHale, who played Artie Abrams on the Fox musical comedy, stripping down and showering with another man.

McHale’s “James Dean” music video, directed by Justin Thorne, shows the Glee alum and Pose actor Johnny Sibilly portraying the “sweet and sexy-ish” moments of a relationship,” which they improvised “while not taking ourselves too seriously,” as McHale tells HuffPost.

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“We wanted a shower, we wanted it to feel a little editorial, we wanted it super simple, but we didn’t exactly know how it’d all come together,” he adds. “We had a loose idea of what we wanted, and luckily Johnny is a beautiful saint and was down to just try it all out.”

 

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The two men don’t just get wet, they also paint face. “I think men playing around with makeup is a wonderful thing,” says McHale, who publicly come out as gay in 2018 and who is in a relationship with Austin McKenzie. “I think showing how that can be attractive is a positive thing … keeping it playful and sweet was the goal so we could show different sides to a relationship.”

Related: Kevin McHale posts totally adorable birthday message to his boyfriend

Best of all, proceeds from June sales of “James Dean” will go toward the Trevor Project, funding the organization’s LGBTQ suicide prevention efforts. McHale’s new EP, Boy, will be released through Vydia on June 21.

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New York trainer Branden Hayward on how a stuffed bunny got on his bedside table

Name: Branden Hayward, 33

City: The Big Apple (New York City for the uninformed)

Occupation: Physique coach. I provide an immersive coaching experience in which I guide each of my clients to develop better habits with their hydration+recovery+nutrition+exercise regimen. I also use my experience living with mental illness and addiction to help my clients develop more patience, belief, acceptance and pride in themselves. I am also a writer.

Favorite Gym: Probably the gym in Fire Island Pines, because it’s in Fire Island Pines.

Favorite Workout Playlist: My current workout playlist…

• “Into the Blue,” “Get outta my way” & “All the Lovers,” Kylie Minogue
• “Sexy Dirty Lover,” Demi Lovato
• “Heart to Break,” Kim Petras
• “New Rules,” dua lipa
• “Delicate,” Taylor Swift
• “Into You,” Ariana Grande
• “Want to Want Me” & “The Other Side,” Jason Derulo
• “Run Away with Me,” Carly Rae Jepsen
• “Sax,” Fleur East
• “Act My Age,” Katy Perry
• “Party in the USA,” Miley Cyrus
• “Marry the Night,” Lady Gaga
• “Ooh la la,” Britney Spears

Favorite Workout Foods: Water and caffeine make the best pre-workout food for me. I don’t usually eat before workouts.

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Favorite Workout Tip: Slow down your movement & eliminate your pauses in between reps.

How do you balance staying in shape and having fun?

For me, staying in shape allows me to have fun. They go hand in hand and are not two disparate things. I’ve also found a way to eat that lets me eat what I want every single day, but after I’ve consumed all the necessary protein and fiber for the day. My definition of fun is: having money in my savings account, dancing like there’s no tomorrow, feeling very desirable, having great sex, being on the beach, listening and laughing with friends, feeling like I’ve been of service to others, and proving to myself that I can make some pretty intense dreams come true. Lifting heavy weights and eating in a manner that supports my physique goals enhances each of those elements of fun for me. I still struggle with motivation from time to time, but I just think about how f*ckable I want to look, and that usually helps me push through that obnoxious set at the gym.

What do you keep on your nightstand?

Alarm clock, Armistead Maupin’s More Tales of the City, tissue, old porn DVDs from when I was in college because I got bored of internet porn the other day, a stuffed bunny rabbit, a question card game my cousin gave me for Christmas.

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Eugene Lee Yang of ‘The Try Guys’ Comes Out as ‘a Proud Gay Man’ in Deeply Personal Dance Video: WATCH

Eugene Lee Yang of The Try Guys, who had previously identified as “queer” and “LGBT,” shared an emotional dance video on Saturday which he said was his “personal way of coming out as a proud gay man.”

Tweeted Yang: “I created this music video as my personal way of coming out as a proud gay man who has many unheard, specific stories to tell. I withheld because of fear and shame shaped by my background but I promise to give my full truth in the rest of my life’s work. ”

The video clip, which also stars Grace Yoo, Intae Kim, Terumi Shimazu, Gary Murakami, Sophia Oddi, Kim Chi, Jazzmyne Jay, Rhea Litré, Mayhem Miller, Curly Velasquez, Arisce Wanzer, and Joshua Blaine, features music by ODESZA and was written, directed, and choreographed by Yang.

Said Yang to the NYT in April 2018: “I was a very insecure, self-conscious kid, and as an artist even more so. I always assumed that my otherness was a curse — that I would be held back by my Asian and queer identities. My time online has shown me that the viewers will respond most to authentic storytelling.”

The Try Guys is a four man comedy group (which originated on Buzzfeed but is now independent) that puts themselves in novel and outlandish new situations.

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Would My Dad Be Celebrating Father’s Day Without Me?

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