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According to AVN Media Network website, they have announced the adult superstar Cade Maddox and legendary entertainer Alec Mapa will co-host the 2024 GayVN Awards. The decorated duo will preside over the biggest night in gay porn on Thursday, January 25 on the world famous Strip in Las Vegas. The show also will be live-streamed on GayVNAwards.com.

This will be a highly anticipated red-carpet event will celebrate outstanding achievements in gay adult entertainment in 33 award categories—17 of which will be voted on by the fans. “We’re excited to announce Cade Maddox and Alec Mapa as our hosts for this year’s GayVN Awards Show,” said Tony Rios, CEO of AVN Media Network. “Together, they will bring a dynamic energy to the stage with their undeniable charisma and comic flair. We think they’re the ideal duo to lead this celebration of our community.” The dreamy Maddox, who hails from Mississippi, won the 2020 GayVN Performer of the Year award and hasn’t looked back. “In the industry, we all refer to the GayVNs as ‘The Oscars of Gay Porn,’” Maddox says. “It’s the one awards show where everyone from everywhere shows up because of the prestige it has earned throughout the years. GayVN awards are probably the most coveted awards in the industry.

NakedSword X Rhyheim have garnered four of the top nominations combine with Rhyheim receiving the individual nod for Performer of the Year. The combine nominations are Best All-Sex Movie, “Blame it on Rio,”; Best Directing – Non-Feature for “Blame it on Rio,” with Alterntiva; Best Group Sex Scene for “Blame it on Rio,” and “Wild in Rio,”. A few of BGPZONE Blog reader favorites were nominated like Sean Xavier, Andre Donovan, Cutler X, Micah Martinez, Dillon Diaz, Jake Waters, Gael, Andy Rodrigues, Braxton Cruz, Caio Veyron, Tony Genius and more! The full list of nominees can be seen here: https://avn.com/gayvnawards/nominees Congratulations and good luck to all.


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In 1994, James Earl Hardy, an American playwright, released his novel, B-Boy Blues. B-Boy Blues follows the tumultuous relationship between Mitchell Crawford, a 27 year old journalist, and Raheim Rivers, a 21-year-old bicycle messenger and B-Boy (banjee boy). They meet in a gay bar in Greenwich Village in the summer of 1993. The B-boy hangs out on street corners, cool and menacing. In 1995, the novel was a Lambda Literary Award finalist for Best LGBT – Small Press Title, and it has been described as a title that “continues to be a staple within the Black LGBTQ Same Gender Loving community, spawning a series that has now sold millions worldwide.


The good news is that B-Boy Blues has now come to our screens. The movie is directed, as his debut directing project, by former “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett’s directing debut has finally found a home: BET+ has picked up “B-Boy Blues,” which will debut on the streamer on June 9 in time for Pride Month. As part of the pickup, Mona Scott-Young and her Monami Entertainment has joined the film as a producer and was instrumental in getting the deal done with BET+. “B-Boy Blues” reps the first project for Smollett since being found guilty of making false reports about what he alleged to be a hate crime.

B-Boy Blues — The Movie follows, like the novel, the journey of two Black men, one who makes a career as a journalist (similar to Hardy’s career as a music journalist) and the other who works as a bike messenger, Shadow and Act reports. The cast for the movie includes Timothy Richardson, Thomas Mackie, Brandee Evans, Ledisi, Broderick Hunter, Landon G. Woodson, Michael Jackson, Jr., Marquise Vilson, Jabari Redd, Brian Lucas, Heather B., Eric R. Williams, Otis Winston, Tiesha Thomas, Jahleel Kamara, Andre Virgo, Bry’Nt, Ilara Phoenix Williams, and Sampson McCormick. “Like so many same-gender-loving, black men . . . B-Boy Blues was and continues to be a story that hits home for me in ways that not many people truly understand. It’s truly a universal story about Black on black love.







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Photos of actor Jesse Williams doing a nude scene in Broadway’s “Take Me Out” went viral. Jesse portrays a star MLB player, Darren Lemming, who comes out as gay — and how he navigates this as a queer person of color, as well as how his team reacts. One of the first tweet link account has since been deleted, but it did not stop the photos and video from going viral. Well, Jesse opened up about the nudity leak in an interview with the Associated Press on last Thursday. “I’m not down about it,” he said. Jesse farther says, “I’m not really worrying about it. I can’t sweat that. We do need to keep advocating for ourselves,” Jesse said, referring to the support he’s received from the production company and other performers. “Consent is important, I thought,” he concluded. “So, let’s keep that in mind universally.” It is said that personal camera’s and cell phone use at Broadway shows and rehearsal are not permitted. (this content was retrieved from The Sword, Buzzfeed and others unknown.)


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