Manila Gay Guy

[This is the continuation of the previous post entitled Agent Boytoy. Click here to read it, then proceed to reading the post continuation below.]

Isang araw, in one of those email exchanges, heto ang natambaran ng long-hair na lola ninyo:

hi migs, it’s me again. pagbalik ko from vacation, i’ll treat you for dinner. sana free ka first week of june. basta my treat! ~ agent boytoy

Sabay nag-cartwheel ang puso kong mamon.
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This is my third feature on GMA dude Mark Herras. Do you like him? He looks okay for me but… World Peace! Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. (How cliche!)
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Getting pretty bored recently, one proof of which is my current hair-do — which is hair-none. Yes dears, Migs the Manila Gay Guy is sporting a semikal look now. A friend was saying “kulang na lang tattoo, mukha ka ng sanggano!” Hahaha, kung alam lang niya, sanggano ang hanap ko. Anyway, one other effect of this summer boredom is a crazy idea, a crazy attempt to make this site a little bit more exciting.

I thought, maybe I can feature more AMATEUR hunks and cuties here. So here’s what I propose to all of you MGG readers: we shall run an online search for hot Filipino men, preferably amateurs, those who have not really been out there in the limelight. I am willing to give away some nifty prizes to those who win. Here are the mechanics.
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Sometimes we get too hung up on beautiful hunky models that we fail to recognize the good looking guy behind the lens that capture the models’ beauty. See, beauty is all around — in front of the camera, and behind! One example is Glenn Peter L. Perez, photographer and multimedia artist.
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Andrew Wolff, at 6-foot-2-inches, stands out among our commercial male models not just with his bodacious built and beautiful face, but as someone whose “big bad wolf” stories paint an attitude-laden individual. Nevertheless, after all these years and several sordid stories, Manila’s “big bad wolf” is still such a sight to behold. Woof!
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Zanjoe Marudo may not be as visible as in a year ago, but really, I still think he’s hot. Well, he was MGG’s Gays’ Choice Hunk of the Year (H.O.T.Y.) in 2006. So maybe we can just take another peak and appreciate the beauty of this Zanjoe dude?
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I was sent the following promo materials for “Hugot,” a digital queer film trilogy. I was looking at the pics but somehow they didn’t elicit confidence about the film’s quality. But let me suspend judgment until I actually see the obra. Fair enough?

“HUGOT”
A Digital Queer Film
Starring Ms. Ana Capri

Premiere Showing
@ the U.P Film Center, Diliman, Q.C
7 pm
April 23, 2008 (Wednesday)

Produced by Wilbert Ting Tolentino
Written and Directed by Jonison Fontanos

Introducing:
Jerome Ebreo
Christopher Canizares
Cris Castillo
and Alvin Espinosa

Trailer and more pics after the jump…
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Naka-ilang relasyon ka this past year?

– Ako? Ano ba yung gusto mo, yung pangmatagalan, o yung pangmadalian lang?

Bakit, ano ba yung pangmatagalan sa iyo?

– Yung tatlong linggo, isang buwan.
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Exchanging emails with Palma Tayona, the artist, I grabbed this part of his message that I thought is a beautiful testament to the community that has formed around MGG, the site. I have always thought that the value of this blog is more in the exchange of ideas in the comments section, rather than in my actual posts. So, really, this testament is for all of you dear loyal readers, for all of you who share your thoughts and opinions here… mabuhay kayo!

Dear Migs,

…your site has provided a venue to put ideas and comments that relate and affect us as gay people. It is good to see different voices speaking out and giving their thoughts. Regardless of belief, inclination, desire and purpose, we are all men of the gentler persuasion bearing the same problems of discovering ourselves, finding our own self truths, living the same culture of loving/ liking/ desiring other men, and basically, just simply trying to survive with our lives with respect, dignity and purpose.

Being gay has many different colors. It is addressed in a myriad of terms. And that is where the beauty of being gay/ straight-acting/ butch/ effem/ bisexual/ transgender/ lesbian/ closeted/ blah-blah-blah lies. It’s in our plurality. It makes the world a little bit more exciting to live in every day. It creates balance.

- Palma Tayona

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Curious where KC Concepcion got her classy beauty? Not from the megastar, for sure, but from dear daddy-yo, chunky-yo, vintage hunk feature, Gabby Concepcion!
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