Feb 19, 2016
On Set: La JohnJoseph for Dandy Dicks
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Blog of the day
Last month I had the very mixed blessing of playing a, shall we say, supporting role in a pornographic sci-fi flick. I’ve had the honor previously in my scattershot performance career of playing diabolic night club singers, seditionary aristocrats, and even a condescending 3D projection, but this part was something else. Because, for the first time since I played one of the three Wise Men at age five in my Catholic primary school, I was cast as a character who was in no way haughty or sadistic, but rather naive, good natured, and even rather wholesome. (Well, as wholesome as one can be when surrounded entirely by dominatrix drag queens, junkie coppers and a chorus line of jerk-off boys.)
Feb 17, 2016
Dandy of the Week: Langston Hughes
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Blog of the day
Each week, Dandy Dicks will highlight a key figure in gay culture, be it past or present. These men are what we consider true Dandies, advancing the ideals of gay men everywhere and doing it with lasting influence and style. This week’s installment is on Langston Hughes, the renowned American poet who broke barriers as a queer, African-American artist in 1920s New York.
Feb 15, 2016
The top 5 psychotic gays in history
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Gays being vilified and described as crazy or evil by straights throughout history is nothing new. And, of course, for most of us, they’d be wrong. Most of us. Seeing as a lot of the Northern Hemisphere is going through a chilly and deep winter at the moment, we here at Dandy Dicks thought we’d provide you with an even chillier list. So here are our top five psychotic gays in history. Be forewarned, the photos and details may make Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs seem tame by comparison – and unlike that fictional character, no one made this shit up.
