Pretty, Pretty Boy: Matthew Camp

Click to enlargeIt's been a while since we checked back in with Le Fag crush object Matthew Camp, he of the go-going, blogging, and partying about town in NY. His body remains as firm and supple as ever, and today we have a set of new photos from Edwin Pabon, who is promising some nudes in the near future too. Below, a couple more.

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Jonny McGovern and Calpernia Addams: 'Likin Big Dicks'

It's another gay song/parody from Gay Pimp Jonny McGovern, who of course burst onto the homo music scene with 'Soccer Practice' way the hell back in '03. We known from this blog that Jonny's a connoisseur of go-go boys, so it stands to reason he found some hot ones for this video, which is a spoof of 'Like a G6,' featuring the M2fabulous Calpernia Addams.

Bendy Faglet Does Boylesque

Please see these new pictures from East Village Boys of Chris "Go-Go" Harder doing his burlesque best at the Bawdville party at Splash. Below, see a pic of Harder standing straight up from earlier this year.

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Our New Favorite Blog: My Life at Night

Johnny McGovern, a.k.a. The Gay Pimp, a.k.a. one of several not always funny members of the Big Gay Sketch Show cast -- a show which is very infrequently funny -- has started a blog on which he documents all the dirty, dirty boys he comes in contact with in the New York nightlife scene. He's obviously got a thing for strippers and go-go boys (who doesn't?!), but he did capture a couple nice shots of one of our personal favorite NY fags, Brian Kenny. See him, and others, after the jump. [My Life at Night via The Sword]

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Economic Slump in NYC Leads to More Gay Lap Dancing

Photo: Nikola TamindzicAs Michael Musto is reporting today, Ocean Wednesdays at Splash in NYC features a little something new "in the absence of the WPA": slutty gay rentboys/strippers aggressively offering lap dances to any patrons in a seated position downstairs. One even showed all his goods to a prospective client as a sales tactic -- one familiar to streetwalkers throughout the ages. Yes, gents, Generation Y (a.k.a The Show-Me Generation -- copyright Le Fag) is making us proud.  In these tough economic times, when half of these boys are probably unemployed, college-educated graphic designers or similar, they are stepping up their games and making a little cash the old-old-fashioned way. Almost brings a tear to our eye.