‘He was no big deal, if ya know what I mean!” - Juliette Lewis (Brad Pitt’s ex), when asked what it was like to bone the hunky thespian.
“I am the new generation of masturbator …I have masturbated myself out of serious problems in my life. The phone doesn’t pick up because I’m masturbating.” – John Mayer, Rolling Stone interview, February 2010.
ROCK HUDSON
(LA) Even with the conservative and homophobic social culture in the 1920‘s, beefcake poses of male actors were used to highlight their physical appeal in America, with gay men as their primary demographic. Handsome Hollywood stars Tyrone Power, Guy Madison, Sterling Hayden and Victor Mature lead the rise of the shirtless hunks in the 1940‘s (the same period Rubber dildos became available). While the movie magazine money shots of swimsuit-clad Errol Flynn, Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis, Robert Conrad and Robert Wagner, marked the beginning of Hollywood Man Candy in the 50‘s. Sadly, by the end of the 60‘s, when gay pornography became legal, the market for beefcake magazines collapsed.
THE DILDO AND JOHN LENNON
The large-scale manufacturing and distributing of rubber dildos was pioneered by Ted Marche in 1966.
A year later, Jann Wenner and music critic Ralph J. Gleason started a San Francisco-based magazine devoted to music, politics, and pop culture. They called it the Rolling Stone.
The cover boy for the first issue was the young non-buff John Lennon, followed by Tina Turner (Issue #2), The Beatles (Issue #3), Jimi Hendrix, Donovan & Otis Redding (Issue #4), Jim Morrison (Issue #5), Fiona Goldman (Issue #6), Jimi Hendrix (Issue #7), Monterey Pop Festival (Issue #8), John Lennon & Paul McCartney (Issue #9) and Jack Goldman (Issue #10).
THE MASTURBATORY ‘MUSIC’ MAGAZINE
In the 90′s, I went through school (from kindergarten to college) in the Philippines. In the same era, somewhere across the pacific, the 1990s became a pivotal point for 3 iconic American products: the Beefcake, the Dildos and the Rolling Stone magazine.
The era marked the resurgence of beefcake magazines due to a shift of interest in male gym culture in America. The 90s also marked the popularity of the silicone rubber dildo.
The period was also a decisive time for the 30-year-old Rolling Stone magazine. It was given a facelift to appeal to younger consumers: awarding coveted covers to much younger Hollywood actors and pop stars. And, voilà! A gay teenaged boy with raging hormones, like me, was in cloud 9 .
Suddenly the musician’s microphones were replaced by hard throbbing cocks. Rolling Stone magazine, effectively competed with the modern editions of homoerotic beefcake magazines such as Men’s Workout, Exercise for Men Only, Men’s Exercise, Men’s Health and the sometimes celebrity cover boys of Playgirl Magazine.
I don’t know what the editors of Rolling Stone were smoking but they really know how to showcase the Beefcake like no one does. Every single male actor and pop star is dying to sign up! My favorite was that recent swelteringly hot and twinky Zac Efron, shot in August of 2007. It made me realize it’s a good day to be gay in the US of A.
THE TOP 18 BEEFCAKE COVER BOYS OF ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE
Rolling Stone magazine loves their white boys shirtless or wet. The magazine was not immune to the global recession, though. The Size of the ‘music’ magazine has become noticeably smaller in recent issues (or I’m just a size queen?). Enjoy my Top 18 Beefcake Cover Boys of the Rolling Stone magazine with their corresponding silicone rubber Dildos (some vibrate) of their Man Candies. Ladies and gentlemen, enjoy the goods, inch by inch.
Jann Wenner is still the editor and publisher of the current Rolling Stone editions.
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18. Ricky Martin, popstar (made in 1971)
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17. Lil Wayne, rapstar (made in 1982)
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16. Eminem, rapstar (made in 1972)
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15. Tom Cruise, superstar (made in 1962)
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14. Mark McGrath, popstar (made in 1968)
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13. Taylor Lautner, teenstar (made in 1992)
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12. Ashton Kutcher, moviestar (made in 1978)
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11. Orlando Bloom, moviestar (made in 1977)
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10. The Jonas Brothers, popstars (Kevin Jonas was made in 1987, Joe Jonas in 1989, & Nick Jonas in 1992)
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9. Johnny Knoxville, jackass (made in 1971)
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8. Johnny Depp, superstar (made in 1963)
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7. Brad Pitt, superstar (made in 1963)
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6. John Mayer, popstar (made in 1977)
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5. David Duchovny, tvstar (made in 1960)
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4. Justin Timberlake, popstar (made in 1981)
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3. Zac Efron, teenstar (made in 1987)
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2. Gavin Rossdale, popstar (made in 1965)
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1. Keanu Reeves, superstar (made in 1964)
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THE HONORABLES
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