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April 2019

The return of the Jonas Brothers continues with their latest single ‘Cool’ dropping any minute now. I enjoyed the video and song for their recent ‘Sucker’ but beyond these parts I’m not sure how much of an impact it had. They’ve definitely upped their imagery of late, even if their shirtless exploits will always be preferable to just about anything else. (Except maybe full-frontal male nudity…) Anyway, check out ‘Cool’ when it becomes available – I will too. 

Bulge note: much ado is being made over the crotch area of the Nick Jonas photo seen below. Everybody wants to see VPL, especially on Nick Jonas apparently. It’s here for purely academic purposes. 

Sometimes you happen to be in the right place at the right time to see something whimsical, adorable, and perfect for spring. That place happened to be Saratoga as two ducks made their way along a crosswalk and the traffic waited for them to pass. I don’t usually bother to whip my phone camera out to capture such sights, but I did this time, just as they made their way safely across the street. It was a happy ending, as we later passed them again dawdling near a building. 

Who knew that Saratoga was so ducky? I thought horses were their thing…

I find it hard to believe that people are still falling for the full frontal jokes of this day, but silliness can be contagious, and I’ve been afflicted. On with the recap of the last week, in which Mercury finally slid out of retrograde and hopefully restored some order into life. 

It began with a blue spruce in a blue sky. 

These threads are not golden, but still worth a look. 

Spring + Ice = Sprice. 

The Beekman Boys introduced me to HSN.

Pietro Boselli’s butt.

The Madonna/Warren Beatty duet from ‘I’m Breathless’ and the summer of ‘Dick Tracy’.

This bird was the word. 

Chris Evans: shirtless American superhero. 

I need it, I want it, if you get it I will flaunt it. 

Isn’t it Chromantic?

Hunks of the Day included Peter Hermann, Mike Trout, Evan Antin, Jonathan Knight, Michael Berresse, and Ben Hunte.