Last Saturday, Yusaf Mack, an openly gay former boxer, paid a visit at LA Clippers barbershop in Philadelphia to confront a man who had been harassing him online because of his sexuality. Apparently, Mack had enough of being harassed and decided to find the guy and deal with the problem face to face. The man in question was at the barbershop and had his head in the sink when Mack found him and began the attack. Despite the beatdown, the man remains virulently homophobic, writing on social media after the incident, “I rather have a video of someone beating me up then a video of someone seeing me take a dick up my ass any day.” “Me and him gonna fight again,” the man added. As for Mack, he’s completely down for another fight and totally unapologetic about the beating he handed the man the first go-round. Mack made headlines in 2015 after he appeared in a gay porn. After initially saying he was drugged and didn’t remember filming the porn, he later confessed and came out as gay. Is it possible that this guy made a sexual offer of play to Mack and was turned down? Hmmm, if you find out before we do, let Black Gay Porn Zone blog know.
A24 has released the official poster and trailer to Barry Jenkins’ “MOONLIGHT,” which stars Naomie Harris, André Holland, Mahershala Ali, Janelle Monáe, Alex R. Hibbert, Jaden Piner, Ashton Sanders, Trevante Rhodes, and Jharrel Jerome. The film will have its World Premiere at the Toronto Film Festival the come to the 54th New York Film Festival. It then hits theaters on October 21, 2016 (New York and Los Angeles), followed by other cities later on.
Based on the play by Tarell McCraney “In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue,” Jenkins wrote and directed the film. Barry Jenkins is a director and writer, known for Medicine for Melancholy (2008), My Josephine (2003) and Little Brown Boy (2003).
MOONLIGHT is the tender, heartbreaking story of a young man’s struggle to find himself, told across three defining chapters in his life as he experiences the ecstasy, pain, and beauty of falling in love, while grappling with his own sexuality. Anchored by astonishing performances and the singular vision of filmmaker Barry Jenkins, MOONLIGHT is a groundbreaking exploration of male masculinity—a sensual, intoxicating piece of cinema that uncovers deep truths about the moments that define us, the people who shape us most, and the ache of love that can last a lifetime.
Tyson Anthony, the writer of the LGBT series “About Him“ based on my his published novel. But this post isn’t about . . . “About Him.” But instead about a new addictive LGBT series titled “PHARM.” Over the summer of 2016 three young and new actors traveled to TA’s residence in South Carolina to film this series. They all took a big risk working with a person who had plenty of writing experience but zero directing skills. “But I was determined not to fail them. After a summer of ups and downs we managed to complete TA’s next series Pharm. I’m thankful for all of the hard work Donivan Jordan, Cardo DeCardo, and Dexter McKenzie put in,” says Tyson Anthony.
Introducing – Pharm: “Latham’s high is blown when a pill pushing, pizza delivery guy, named Pax slips into his life. Instantly a lust-struck Pax is hooked on Latham – a handsome individual who indulges often in a mind altering affair with a medicine called ‘Pharm’. Latham’s delusional ex-lover Quentin and Pax’s desperate quest to settle his money problems adds unwanted conflict to their new bond that’s destined to become a formula for success – or disaster.” This series is similar to such shows as Breaking Bad, American Horror Story, and True Blood. I’ve attached the trailer of Pharm and our various social media links. It’s my hope that this series sparks your interest enough to share it with your followers and friends. Pharm is scheduled to debut on August 7th on the main website. I’m also in the progress of securing other media streamers that will air the show. Thank you and hopefully you will find yourself getting addicted to Pharm. It’s an adventure that takes place over a course of 30 days. And viewers will be treated to four mind racing and trippy episodes.
Last Saturday, Yusaf Mack, an openly gay former boxer, paid a visit at LA Clippers barbershop in Philadelphia to confront a man who had been harassing him online because of his sexuality. Apparently, Mack had enough of being harassed and decided to find the guy and deal with the problem face to face. The man in question was at the barbershop and had his head in the sink when Mack found him and began the attack. Despite the beatdown, the man remains virulently homophobic, writing on social media after the incident, “I rather have a video of someone beating me up then a video of someone seeing me take a dick up my ass any day.” “Me and him gonna fight again,” the man added. As for Mack, he’s completely down for another fight and totally unapologetic about the beating he handed the man the first go-round. Mack made headlines in 2015 after he appeared in a gay porn. After initially saying he was drugged and didn’t remember filming the porn, he later confessed and came out as gay. Is it possible that this guy made a sexual offer of play to Mack and was turned down? Hmmm, if you find out before we do, let Black Gay Porn Zone blog know.
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