Gemini season is framed as a time of dualities, with LGBTQ+ news and pop culture reflecting that theme. A weekly roundup highlights entertainment and lifestyle items, including Billy Eichner’s audio memoir that covers his life from a chubby gay kid in Queens to a classically trained actor and the persona behind Billy on the Street. It also spotlights a queer-founded sunscreen brand, NOTO Botanics, offering an invisible SPF 30 face and body serum. The roundup includes Pride Month fashion competition between Levi’s and Converse, plus celebrity and culture updates such as Tan France selling a house, pop artists promoting merch, and Antoni Porowski drawing attention with his style. It closes by promising more weekly obsessions across hairdos, half men, and humorous tees.
"Billy Eichner is finally telling the world his life story the only way he knows how: by yelling at us. JK! In Billy on Billy, an audio memoir now available $17.71 on Amazon, the hilarious comedian opens up about his journey from chubby gay kid in Queens, to classically trained actor, and, finally, the spicy personality behind hit web series Billy on the Street. Expect inspiring stories, clips from his most famous sketches, and to be asked to "Name a Woman," probably."
"When summertime hits, all the gays want to talk speedos, spiked seltzers, and naughty beach towels - see last week's column - but no one wants to discuss what really matters: protection from the sun, girls! Thankfully, NOTO Botanics, a queer-founded beauty brand launched by makeup artist Gloria Noto, has us covered with their gay-approved (PRACTICE) SAFE SUN face and body sun screen, available for $43 online at LGBTQ Outpost. Their invisible serum is SPF 30, made with active skincare ingredients, and comes in"
"First, we remembered Barney Frank then crushed on Jon Ossoff, and celebrated Levis and Converse 's competing Pride Month collections. Plus, Tan Frances sold his house, the pop girlies sold us on merch, and Antoni Porowski couldn't keep his shirt on. No complaints there! Otherwise, it's been a week of hairdos, half men, and hilarious tees."
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