Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 440 October, 16 2019

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ISSUE #440
OCTOBER 16 2019
COVER: FRANKIE & HALE
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BY IAN-MICHAEL BERGERON
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Sunday Services
I used to go to church
every Sunday.
I had to, not that I minded.
My mother worked as the
head of music and organist
at Covenant Presbyterian
in West Des Moines, Iowa,
so every week I went to
church and listened to her
play.
I didn’t really believe in
God, but church wasn’t
about that for me. It was
about my mom’s music,
about getting out and
doing something as a
family, about community.
That’s exactly what Sunday
Services at Therapy
reminded me I’d been
missing. I haven’t been
to a church service in at
least seven years, but I
was transported there
immediately: Our host,
“Sister” Jarvis, brought
my boyfriend and I to our
table and handed us church
programs. They were just
as I remembered: The front
had an image of a church
printed in black on blue
paper, the back had the
“church’s” staff/performers
and the inside had our
agenda. (She also gave us
fans and a spare yellow
Sunday hat that matched
my beaded Kate Spade
cardigan.) Before leaving
us, she had us write down
anonymous confessions on
small pieces of paper.
We ordered two “Hail
Mary” Bloody Marys, which
were overflowing with
Christ’s love and vodka.
The buffet was extensive:
bacon, turkey bacon,
avocado toast, biscuits and
gravy (“The best biscuits
and gravy I’ve had in a
long time,” my boyfriend
quipped as quotably as
possible), fruit bowls,
hash browns (my favorite
breakfast food)... the list
goes on. We filled our
plates and headed back to
our table for the show.
The room was lively and
diverse: A group of girls
behind us spoke excitedly
in Spanish, a mature couple
ate next to us and a group
from Ireland sat at a big
table across the room. I
looked at my boyfriend
across from me: Our song,
“Don’t You Want Me Baby,”
played right before the
show began. I took this as a
sign from above.
While we continued to eat,
Sister Lagoona Bloo, Sister
Jackie Cox and Sister Mary
Kizha ascended the stairs,
lip-syncing a “Sister Act”
remix. The brunchers went
nuts: Sister Jarvis walked
around with a collection
plate, and everyone gave
to God. (Hey, Ariana
Grande does say that God
is a woman...)
Next, the sisters had us
stand and hug a stranger—
another act I was familiar
with from my church.
Everyone was friendly,
introducing themselves
with each hug—the vodka
already kicked in.
They each performed solo
acts as well, like Sister
Lagoona Bloo’s live singing
“God Is a Woman.” (She
also sang songs suggested
by the audience in Shakira’s
voice, most notably the
“Friends” theme. It was
perfect.)
Afterward, we all stood
and sang a hymn together:
“I Will Survive.” Everyone
stood, everyone sang their
hearts out and the room
was filled with love.
Sister Jarvis returned
and read several of our
anonymous confessions: If
you copped up to writing it,
you got a drink ticket for a
later evening. Among them,
“I fucked 30-40 people at
a sex party in Berlin three
weeks ago.” (It was one of
the birthday boys at the
long table in the middle.)
Mine, luckily, wasn’t read.
Just when we thought
we were full and drunk,
we took communion—a
shot and a double fudge
brownie. (I couldn’t
remember which you took
first and which you took
together as a congregation,
so I took them both
immediately.)
After two hours of eating,
drinking and performances,
the girls did a final group
number (a pseudo-dragsuicide)
and we left: full
of food, absolutely drunk
and feeling the love of our
community. I might not
be returning to Covenant
Presbyterian anytime soon,
but I will certainly be back
to Therapy for Sunday
Services.
@JARVISDERRELL
@BEARDEDBITCH
@LAGOONABLOONYC
@JACKIECOXNYC
@THERAPY_NYC

BY RYAN OVERBERG
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THOMAS
TALKS
ABOUT: CAMING
I caught my boyfriend
jerking off on cam,
and I’m pissed. We
never explicitly said
that wasn’t OK,
but we say we’re
monogamous, and I
didn’t think I needed
to go over every
possible thing that
doesn’t fall into that
category. He told me
it’s not a big deal
because they weren’t
actually having sex,
and it’s no different
than watching porn,
but I totally think
it is. He said he
wouldn’t care if I did
it, but I think he’s just
saying that to try and
minimize it. I know it
isn’t ACTUAL physical
cheating, but it still
really hurts. I think he
wants to keep doing
it, so should I just let
it go? -Male, Gay, 23
If you’ve agreed on
being monogamous
together, then this
is definitely outside
the bounds of that
agreement. I agree
with you that there is
no reason to have to
go over every single
possibility, and I’d
argue that people
know if something
is or isn’t OK. In my
opinion, he’s just
trying to get out
of trouble, which is
another issue. It’s
now not that he just
made a mistake, it
sounds like he’s not
acknowledging it
and gaslighting you.
I don’t objectively
think what he did is
the worst thing in the
world, but he has to
own up to it, and you
guys have to agree on
what’s OK and what
isn’t, then move on.
One of my kinks
is watching live
webcams of guys
jerking off. A couple
days ago I was on
one and saw one of
my straight female
coworker’s boyfriend
on there beating
off, full face and all.
I couldn’t believe it,
because she’s always
talking about how
they’re only with
each other and so in
love and blah blah. To
be totally honest, she
a little self-righteous
about it, and I love
that he’s on there.
Oh, and it was a
gay site, so guys
were watching him. I
haven’t said anything
to her about it, and
of course I subscribed
to his channel (I
mean, it was hot).
Should I tell her I saw
him? It’s so difficult
to not just blurt it
out. -Male, Gay, 21
You need to stay in
your lane and stay out
of it. Even if this was
an actual friend and
not just a coworker,
you don’t know the
ins and outs of other
people’s relationships.
It also doesn’t seem
like you’re concerned
about her or her
feelings, you just want
to rub it in her face.
Note from someone
who’s a bit older, if
anyone is constantly
talking about how
great their relationship
is, it’s generally pretty
shitty, and they’re
overcompensating.
Another thing to
consider, this is a
coworker, and even
bringing this up at
work, to her or anyone
else, could be sexual
harassment. Keep it to
yourself and enjoy the
shows.
Sex/Love/Relationship advice? Send your questions to: ThomasTalksAbout@gmail.com
@ThomasWhitfield84

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FRANKIE
GRANDE
AND HALE
LEON
CELEBRATE SIX
MONTHS
A Romance
of a Lifetime
FRANKIE GRANDE—THE
EFFERVESCENT, TALENTED,
HANDSOME AND
FLAMBOYANTLY CONFIDENT
ACTOR, SINGER, DANCER AND
PRODUCER— THE LOVABLY SHY,
POISED, COMMERCIAL ACTOR
HALE LEON, WHO LOOKS LIKE
HE STEPPED OUT OF A GIORGIO
ARMANI ADVERTISEMENT,
AGREED WITHOUT
RESERVATION TO REVEAL THE
INTIMATE ACTUALITIES OF
THEIR ADORED AND FIERY
RELATIONSHIP.
GRANDE IS RECOGNIZED FOR
HIS ROLE AS FRANZ IN THE
BROADWAY MUSICAL ROCK OF
AGES, AS WELL AS IN MAMMA
MIA AND SEVERAL ROLES OFF-
BROADWAY. HE WAS ALSO
A CONTESTANT ON THE U.S.
REALITY SHOW “BIG BROTHER”
AND “CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER”
IN THE U.K. GRANDE WAS ALSO
A JUDGE ON “AMERICA’S BEST
DANCE CREW” AND A CO-
HOST ON THE LIVE AMAZON
FASHION SHOW, “STYLE CODE
LIVE.” HE IS ALSO KNOWN FOR
HIS PHILANTHROPIC WORK AS
CO-FOUNDER OF BROADWAY
IN SOUTH AFRICA, AND JUST
HAPPENS TO BE THE BROTHER
OF SINGER ARIANA GRANDE.

PHOTO BY CHRIS SHELLEY
FRANKIE WILL BE STARRING
AS FRANZ ONCE AGAIN IN AN
IMMERSIVE PRODUCTION OF
ROCK OF AGES, BEGINNING
THIS FALL IN LA. THE SHOW HAS
NEVER BEEN DONE THIS WAY
AND PROMISES TO BE WILD,
BUT THEN AGAIN, WHATEVER
FRANKIE DOES SPARKLES!
LEON IS A MODEL, ACTOR,
SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER AND
INSTAGRAM STAR. HE HAS BEEN
IN SEVERAL PRODUCTIONS,
INCLUDING SWEET AND SOUR,
MY PIANO LESSON AND THE
GAY POLICE. HE IS ALSO A
SERIOUS GAMER AND WORKS AT
DEVELOPING APPS.
IN BETWEEN KISSES, THE TWO
EXPLAINED HOW THEY MET,
HOW MUCH THEY ARE IN LOVE
AND WHY IT’S A PERFECT
RELATIONSHIP.

FRANKIE, FIRST OF ALL, ASIDE FROM
HALE, WHAT’S GOING ON?
FRANKIE: My big project that I am
excited about coming up is I’ve been
rehearsing for Rock of Ages. I’m going
to be playing Franz in Rock of Ages
in a new, immersive production in Los
Angeles. It’s going to be at the Bourbon
Room, so we are actually building a
space that is going to be like a bar,
and Todd English is going to serve the
food, and then it will be an immersive
production of Rock of Ages inside of this
space. It’s going to be really cool. I got
to close the show as Franz on Broadway;
now I get to open the show in Los
Angeles. It’s returning to the Hollywood
strip. I’m super, super excited about it.
WHEN WILL IT OPEN?
FRANKIE: Rock Of Ages - Hollywood
opens Fall 2019, tickets available at
Ticketmaster.com, and then it will
be here forever. I’ll definitely be in it
through February, so we’ve got some
time for you to come and see it.
I’LL BE THERE IN JANUARY, AND
I WOULDN’T MISS IT. THAT’S
SO EXCITING. SO WHEN YOU
SAY IMMERSIVE, HOW WILL THE
AUDIENCE BE INVOLVED?
FRANKIE: It’s more like because there is
no fourth wall. We are going to be in the
audience doing the show, dancing next
to the tables. We will be able to interact
with the crowd. This has never been
done. Rock of Ages has always been
interactive with the audience, but this
time we’re going to be in the crowd with
people. We’re going to be able to grab
their drinks off the table and directly
address people. We have poles in the
audience for pole dancing. It’s going to
be very cool. The audience is going to
feel like they are truly part of the show,
in a way that’s never, ever been done. It’s
so much fun!
SO NOW IT’S YOUR TURN HALE.
WHAT ARE YOU UP TO?
HALE: In terms of my profession, I’m
an actor, but I am currently coming
up with a couple of endeavors that
Frankie and I are doing together. We
have a lot of things to look forward to.
I am a commercial actor primarily. I’m
a huge nerd. I’ve developed apps. Just
anything to do with technology is what
I involve myself in. I have a massive pop
collection.
FRANKIE: I do too.
OK, NOW LET’S HAVE SOME FUN.
HOW DID YOU MEET?
FRANKIE: Oh, that’s a fun story. We can
tag team it. I was going out a lot to the
Abbey and to West Hollywood. I was
going out all the time, and I was getting
so tired and bored of the scene, and I
met these really nice guys there, and
they invited me to a place called Oil Can
Harry’s in the Valley where they do line
dancing. I had already decided that I was
not going to meet anyone that I wanted
to date in West Hollywood; it was just
not going to happen. I thought maybe I
needed to go hang out in the library or
something or sit at a GameStop and look
for nerdy people. So I decided to go line
dancing. There was a big crew of people
at the Oil Can that were line dancing.
I saw Hale—he was dancing up on the
stage, because he is a prolific line dancer.
There was just such an instant attraction,
and I thought he was definitely the man
for me. It was so weird. I haven’t felt
like that in a while. But then there was
this other guy trying to talk to me, and
literally I told him, “I can’t talk to you, I
have to go look at this person.” So I ran
after him, but he had disappeared.
HALE: I’ve been a line dancer for two
years now, and I go to Oil Can Harry’s
every Friday, but even sometimes two
days per week. That Friday it was extra
packed. That’s because Frankie brought
his whole crew, and everyone was there.
I was there with all of my friends, and
I was wondering why it was so packed
today. I was doing my thing, I was on
the stage, and he saw me. After that I
ran to the bathroom, because I have this
crazy thing where I have to check my hair
every five seconds.
FRANKIE: Have you seen his hair? It’s
quite amazing.
HALE: When I go line dancing I sweat,
so I get a little crazy about it, so I ran to
the bathroom after that song, and while
I was checking my hair I turned around
and there was Mr. Frankie.

FRANKIE: So the
first time when he
went away, I didn’t
know where he went.
I couldn’t find him
again for another
half hour. That was
annoying, and I
wanted to talk
to him.
So the second time
he went and ran
off the dance floor,
I followed him. I
saw him running to
the bathroom, and
that’s where we
met. I chased him
into the bathroom,
because I wasn’t
letting that
person out
of my
sight.
PHOTO BY CHRIS SHELLEY

SO WHO SAID WHAT FIRST?
HALE: I’m definitely the more reserved
person. I’m pretty shy. So Frankie ran in
there...
FRANKIE: I said, “Hello, I’m Frankie,
nice to meet you, what’s your name?”
He said, “Hale,” and I asked, “Are you
are professional dancer?” He said,
“Absolutely not.” I said, “Wow, I think
you’re really cute, we should dance
together.” He was so nervous, so
adorable, so shy, so I had to literally woo
him. Hale was not someone that was
immediately into it. I had to convince
him that my intentions were pure, and
that I was really in it for him as a person,
and it was really cute. On that first date
when we were dancing together he was
so shy, even about kissing me on our first
meeting together.
HALE: I’m very traditional. I have my
moments where I get crazy, but in
most situations I’m not very boisterous.
Frankie was very upfront though, and I
thought, “Oh God, what do I do?” So I
panicked a bit.
HOW’D HE FINALLY CONVINCE YOU?
HALE: He convinced me because after
talking a bit, I was nervous, and for
some defensive way, however I said it,
I came out with, “I’m a nerd,” and then
he told me he played Nintendo Switch.
That immediately caught my attention,
because I would never have thought
of him as someone who played video
games.
ME NEITHER.
HALE: Yeah, I know, right.
FRANKIE: I am a huge video game freak
and fanatic. And I’ve got skills too! So
basically once I started talking about
Switch, we started talking about games
and asking each other questions like,
“What’s your best Super Smash Bros.
character?” I had all of the answers to all
of his questions.
HALE: He passed the initial test for sure.
FRANKIE: And if you look at Hale, you
wouldn’t think he was a nerd; he looks
like a damn Versace model. On the first
minute we met we both realized about
each other that there was way more than
meets the eye. It was really intriguing to
both of us I think.
HALE: It was definitely really eyeopening
for sure. I would’ve never
thought that he was into video games,
but then I looked at his arms and he
has loads of tattoos that definitely are
evidence of that. It’s just crazy that two
individuals were brought together. I
would’ve never thought we had so much
common ground, but we were literally
so similar. It’s such a beautiful, amazing
thing to happen.
FRANKIE: And we met at country line
dancing. How did that happen? It was
definitely the universe.
HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN
TOGETHER?
FRANKIE: We just had our six-month
anniversary last week.
DO YOU FIGHT EVER?
FRANKIE: Our fights are more like
a passionate discussion. I’ve actually
never been in a relationship that was so
supportive, and Hale is so grounded.
So when I get dramatic, he doesn’t dial
into me. That quickly neutralizes my
dramatics. I will be honest, I have a flair
for the drama, I definitely do. He doesn’t
dial into it, and so it passes really quickly.
We don’t really disagree very much.
HALE: In terms of our arguments,
honestly, the way I describe this
relationship is it’s so easy. There is
hardly ever any problem. There were
no struggles and conflicts, and it’s just
easy and fun. It’s just so crazy, I didn’t
know this could exist.
I THINK THE TWO OF YOU ARE THE
CUTEST COUPLE EVER. I HAD NO
CLUE THAT YOU ARE BOTH NERDS.
HALE: The foundation of our relationship
is it was built on literally us board gaming
together. I have a massive collection,
over 100 games. I introduced him to so
many games, and that’s all I ever wanted,
someone to just share that with me.
It’s just so cool. Frankie is just totally
down for all the nerd stuff, and gives me
competition too! He beats me, and I love
it and I want to play again.

FRANKIE: He kept saying from the
beginning of the relationship, “Are you
lying to me, or are you really having fun?”
I said, “Hale, not only am I having fun, I’m
kicking your ass!”
HALE: I didn’t believe
him. It took forever to
actually accept it.
PHOTO BY CHRIS SHELLEY

I WOULDN’T HAVE BELIEVED IT FROM
EITHER OF YOU.
HALE: Don’t judge a book, right?
DO YOU HAVE ANY FUTURE PLANS
TOGETHER THAT YOU CAN DISCLOSE?
FRANKIE: Hale has moved in, which is
awesome. So we’re living together now,
and from this point forward we’re just
going to start doing the deal of living our
lives. I’ve never lived with someone in
my life, so that’s where we are right now.
That’s where we’ll stay until the next thing
comes along with the next phase of our
relationship. We’re going real good and
strong right now. Believe me, when there’s
a ring you will know. Everyone will know. It
will not be a secret.
HALE, WHEN FRANKIE TRAVELS, DO
YOU GO WITH HIM?
HALE: I’ve actually been joining him in
a lot of his travels. We were just in New
York; actually, that’s where I met you. We
go on these random little journeys for
work, which is great for me, because I am
someone who actually doesn’t travel much.
I’m a huge homebody. I love staying home
and being by myself half the time and just
doing whatever. So he’s been showing me
the world, and I just see all these amazing
places, which I love. So yeah, it’s been
great.
WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST ABOUT EACH
OTHER?
FRANKIE: For me, the thing that I love the
most about Hale is he makes me smile all
the time. I’ve never been in a relationship
with someone who does the littlest thing
and it just gives me so much joy. Just last
night we were going to bed and I said, “I
love you very much,” and he said to me,
“I love you more than very much.” It was
just the cutest thing, and I literally thought
about it and I smiled for 20 minutes before
I fell asleep. It just was so adorable and
sweet. It’s the little things that bring me so
much joy. Also, he likes to set up elaborate
pranks on me, and I love it so much. It
makes me so happy. I don’t stop smiling
when he’s around me. He’s so playful. I
think that’s the thing that I like. That’s what
it is.
HALE, YOU’RE UP.
HALE: This is going to make me sound
like I’m copying him. Fundamentally, when
I think about this relationship, why am so
happy in it, it’s literally because I get to
wake up every day with him and play and
have fun. He is such a fun spirit, a loving
spirit, and so smart. I get to joke around
with him and smile, and I’ve never laughed
so much in a relationship. I laugh all the
time. Stuff that comes out of his mouth,
I just sit there and laugh. It makes me so
happy. I found someone that I get to have
fun with and play with for the rest of my
life. That right there is essentially... that’s
all I could ever ask for. He does everything
for me. He’s so caring and puts me first.
It’s crazy how much he puts me first and
makes sure I’m comfortable when I’m not.
Fundamentally, I have such a fun time with
him.
I’M JUST SO GLAD YOU GUYS OPENED
UP ABOUT YOUR RELATIONSHIP
TOGETHER.
FRANKIE: I loved this too, because I don’t
think many people know about this side of
our gaming and all the nerd stuff, and that
it was that and country line dancing that
was initially what brought us together. I
feel that it’s nice that we get to represent
another perspective of LGBT love. We are
both sober, by the way, which is kind of
cool. I’ve been sober for two years, and
Hale has been sober for his whole life.
HALE: I’ve never actually drank or touched
any drugs before. It’s amazing that I
found someone that is sober. That alone is
something also that bonded us.
THAT’S A BIG DEAL IN THE GAY
COMMUNITY.
FRANKIE: We know! I meet sober people
all the time, but it’s not when I’m out. It’s
usually at meetings or something. He’s
sober just because he has been his whole
life. It’s made the relationship so much
easier that we’re both sober. Crazy how
much easier it is.
HALE, WHERE DO YOU COME FROM?
HALE: I know, I’m very spiritual. I have
a strong faith in God, so my entire life
has always been revolving around that. I
decided when I was very young that God
doesn’t want me to do drugs, and so I
stuck to that my entire life. It’s just how I
live my life. All my friends around me all
drink, but I’ve always stood by my choices.
I’ve never touched anything. I love it, and I
think it’s made me a very good and unique
individual. It’s everything to me.

FRANKIE: I introduced him to a bunch of sober people. He said, “What do
you mean your friends don’t drink?” I told him they were sober and they
don’t drink. He thought that was so weird, and he didn’t know that there
were people that don’t drink. I was like, “Yes, Rose.”
PHOTO BY CHRIS SHELLEY

BY HAILEY ROBERTSON
WINTER UNDERLAND
Addicted Unveils Its Steamy ‘Flammable Ice’ Collection
“This winter’s underwear collection is designed to transport men
to the kingdom of their deepest fantasies,” says Chris Lynch of
Addicted USA. The brand’s new “Flammable Ice” underwear
collection features tight-fitting briefs, boxers, jocks and long johns
in bold primary colors and camouflage prints. Some have padded
garments, others include faux fur; all include their new 3D spacer.

What is that, you ask? It is a
highly breathable, cushioned,
multi-faceted fabric that is water
resistant and provides a solid and
comfortable fit.
“The collection is sporty, stylish,
futuristic and interchangeable,”
Lynch continues. “All gear is
perfectly suited to be worn in the
gym, bed or outdoors in the snow.”
Because who says sports briefs have
to be hidden under snow pants?
Addicted has always been intended
for guys who feel good about
themselves, are comfortable with
their bodies and are daring enough
to be overtly racy.
PHOTO BY LEONARDO CORREDOR

All garments in the collection are finely and meticulously crafted
by Addicted’s artisan team in Barcelona. “As a men’s fashion label,
materials and craftsmanship are top priority,” designer Carmen
Monforte confirms. “More time is put into the sewing of each
garment so that they are built to last through the roughest play.
They are tailored to fit every body type perfectly.”
Back to the 3D Spacer: Unlike regular, 2D fabrics, 3D Spacer uses
two separate fabrics, joined by a microfilament yarn. It creates a
breathable, 3D “microclimate” between each layer of the brief.
Heat and vapor leave the body, moving to the brief’s first highly
permeable layer. Then, cool air provided by natural ventilation
pushes the heat and vapor out, providing temperature control
and maximum air circulation in the brief.

Get it now? If not, just enjoy the
photos of half-naked men in ice,
shot by photographer Leonardo
Corredor.
Addicted is the sister line from
ES Collection, the popular men’s
athletic wear company. Since 2009,
the brand has been dedicated to
the design, manufacturing and sale
of men’s underwear, swimwear
and sportswear. It was founded by
Eduardo Suner, also the founder of
ES Collection, and has distinguished
itself by setting trends and pushing
the envelope in stylish, sexy and
very wearable men’s fashion.
Addicted’s “Flammable Ice”
collection is sold directly at
AddictedUSA.com.

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