» Posted By omg team On Monday, November 2, 2026 | category: Music
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Mister is a new project by artist/mood maker/maker maker Darren Shaen. Mister is interested in the body over technical skill—using what he’s got when he’s got it. Mister aims to pull attention spans wide, sinking into religious repetition with a little novelty sprinkled in the mix.
Trance for transsexuals or anyone who wants to feel transsexual for approximately 5–7 minutes. “Just lean into it,” he says. “You’ll like it.”
“Perpetual Motion” is the lead single from Mister’s new EP GAPE. Buy it now on Bandcamp, and watch the video after the jump!
» Posted By Igor On Monday, November 2, 2026 | category: Candy
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The Bay‘s Season 10 decided to include the prison showers. In episode 10, “Last Breath of Innocence,” Adam is busy making alliances behind bars, and the cell block is short on towels. Guy Wilson (Will Horton forever, if you’re a Days of Our Lives lifer) and David Granados take it all off, with no strategically placed bar of soap anywhere in sight.
Gucci unveils its new holiday campaign starring Mariah Carey, capturing the festive excitement of one of the most anticipated moments of the year. And yes, 2 days after Halloween. (The decorations are already up across the street).
A Life Lived Trans podcast is hosted by Mardi P. and Lenny Z., two trans elders with a combined 100 years of transitioning. Each week, with humour, love and the odd fab guest, they share what it took to survive transitioning in the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and ’00s, passing that history on to younger trans people and anyone who wants to be an ally.
The hosts say most apps boost fights about trans people over trans people’s own stories, so the show travels by word of mouth. If an episode pops up in your feed, LIKE it, SHARE it, COMMENT on it. It helps!
This week, Mardi and Lenny sit down with YouTube favourites @GreatScotts, Shaye and Amanda Scott. The couple fell in love in a tight-knit Mormon community and are coming up on 20 years married. About seven years ago Shaye came out to Amanda as trans, and they worked through her transition together, slowly. They talk about their Mormon upbringing, the faith deconstruction her transition set off for both of them, raising three queer-positive kids in conservative Utah, and how Shaye’s film production background gave them the skills (and the nerve) to take their story online.
Then it gets bigger: who gets to be the face of the trans movement, and whether being “palatable” should be the goal at all. Amanda opens up about her shifting identity and sexuality. Their more conventional look isn’t the template, the couple say. They’re one voice in a movement that needs every kind. Lenny and Mardi share their own stories of trying to pray away their gender, leaving religion and finding freedom on the other side.
Check out the full interview below!
For ad-free early access to audio and video episodes and exclusive content, support the show on Patreon! 🫶
Kesha has been sitting on this video since 2009. Back when she was still working part-time at a bar in downtown LA, she and her friends stayed up all night, did their own makeup and ran around Echo Park and Silver Lake shooting a video for “Backstabber.” It was her first music video, and it JUST went up on YouTube on October 26. Pre-dollar-sign Ke$ha.
