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Though David Rose in Schitt’s Creek is pansexual, Dan Levy identifies as gay, and his parents are just as cool with it. Talking to Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohenin 2020, Dan said that his parents, fellow actor and costarEugene Levy and Deborah Divine, knew Dan was gay before he came out. “We knew for the longest time,” Eugene said. “We were waiting and then mom couldn’t wait any longer,” he added, noting that Dan’s mom just asked him one day and Dan nonchalantly said “yes.” We just love a supportive family! As far as he was concerned, this meant that he no longer had to hide his sexuality, and in an era when no such category of person was supposed to exist, he started to live as an out soldier in the U.S. military. When he returned to Iraq, it was on that basis. "I was open, and my colleagues knew and my bosses knew. The generals knew. I looked at everybody else’s desks and they had pictures of their wives, husbands, or boyfriends or girlfriends, so I had pictures of my boyfriend up." We came to know and love Gilman as the 11-year-old country singing phenom, but he’s officially grown into hottie status. Bottoms come in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes. Our interest varies too. Not all of us fit the stereotypes some people assign to us.

Otterj has worked extensively with the queer party producer Honcho, whose underground queer sex-positive aesthetic fits well with Otterj's vision. In addition to photographing several of its parties, he has hosted several blowouts on his home turf in Denver. I wish it wouldn’t have happened the way it did,” he added, both of his own coming out and his relationship with Randolph. “I wish that I would have been courageous enough to fix myself before I broke anybody else.”I have one day off from The White House and this dude is unironically watching cars go around and make left turns? Next thing you know, it’s been a couple months and we’re watching NASCAR every Sunday,” Penn, who worked in the Obama White House, shared of how he and his partner bonded, per People. I’m like, ‘What is happening?’ I wanted the reader to enjoy the love and the humor through all of those stories.”

As the first gay male rapper to reach astronomical success, Lil Nas X has made history. The rapper officially came out as gay in his song June 2019 “c7osure.” Coitus magazine founder and photographer Pantelis created the magazine a few years ago. It has the most streamlined of formats: simply an introduction to new talent in the male modeling pool. There is a juicy Calendar and loads of online content to make your eyes scream with delight. Relax and enjoy this. No models were harmed in the creation of these images. We may never get to compete on The Biggest Loser, but Bob Harper is welcome to try to whip our butts into shape any day of the week. I was 10, sitting in church and horrified that I might be a homosexual. Whatever that word meant, I knew that I probably was one,” the singer told People at the time. “And I know there’s a lot of those kids still out there. Telling my story is an opportunity to help just one of them.”Billy Eichner is all over TV, too — whether you catch him in Difficult People as Billy Epstein or as the voice of Mr. Ambrose in Bob’s Burgers. But the role we love the most? He was the voice of Timon in the remake of The Lion King! I’ve ran from myself for a long time and I’ve hated myself for a long time, and I’m gay,” Underwood told GMA‘s Robin Roberts. “I came to terms with that that earlier this year and have been processing it.” Much like his castmates, Queer Eye food expert Antoni Porowski is one attractive gay man. “For me personally, I’ve never really had a label for myself,” the chef, who recently got engaged to longtime partner Kevin Harrington, told the Gay Times. “Today I’m gay, I’m in a gay relationship, and that’s where I am. That’s good enough for me.” He played Oscar Wilde in the film The Happy Prince. He was also in the TV series The Name of the Rose, playing Bernardo Gui.

This delicious man is on his way to becoming one of Hollywood’s hottest actors. In fact, you may have seen him in Netflix hit Grace and Frankie as Oliver, or alongside his brother in the rom-com film Before We Goas the concierge. Navy #1:"The Marine Corps is so stringent—I don’t see the navy being that way. People are already open. When we talked about ’Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ being repealed on the ship, nobody really cared." Whether he’s chatting it up on his talk show or reporting live from overseas, he always reminds us how intelligent and down-to-earth he is. Not to mention that his personality is just so darn lovable. Chris Colfer is a best-selling author and Golden Globe winner, and has starred in a movie he wrote himself. He also has a children’s book, called The Land of Stories, which featured original fan art.In 2017, he teamed up with Positively Fearless to educate the Lantino community about HIV. “I could’ve been a statistic and granted that when I was coming up, I sadly got the firsthand experience of people passing, so it was a different experience for me,” he told People at the time. Alongside Brown, fashion expert Tan France is another Queer Eye star. “The show has given me more than I’ll ever know, and not just financially or in terms of fame,” France told The Guardian. “It put me in a position to represent my community in a way that I had never seen. And, I’m not just talking about the gay community, I’m talking about the Asian community.” Though I’m forewarned when I arrive this morning that "we all suffer from CRS—Can’t Remember Shit," most of these trailer-park veterans remember plenty. They had very different experiences, too. David Schneider, for instance, served in the navy until 1980 doing aircraft maintenance, retiring with a pension after twenty years of being secretive and careful. He says that he didn’t seek promotion past a certain point because it would have required an investigation to get him clearance, and he was concerned they would discover his subscriptions to gay magazines. He avoided gay bars because he was worried about undercover agents and so would use prostitutes and hustlers instead. When he had a relationship with someone for three years, he never told his partner he was in the navy. "He figured it out, but that’s how paranoid I was." Right toward the end of his service, he remembers being very tempted by someone he was giving after-hours counseling to at work. "There was a real opportunity. The thing that went through my head: ’Don’t be an idiot and throw it all away.’ I was only six months from retirement. And to this day I am very happy with the decision that I made." Hairstylist to the stars Chris Appleton, who reportedly just got married to You star Lukas Gage, is proud to be gay, but he didn’t come out until later in life. “Some people know straight away, I didn’t and it took me a minute to understand that and accept that and then come out,” he told longtime friend and client Kim Kardashian for Gay Times. “Everybody has got their stories and some people are ready with it straight away, I just wasn’t. I didn’t have that realization.

In the music space, “Years & Years” vocalist Olly Alexander hit the nail on the head in an interview with Paper magazine. “In many ways, this is the very best time to be a gay artist ever,” he said. “We wouldn’t be where we are today without all the gay artists that have come before us and broken down so many barriers. But barriers aren’t gone. Particularly for less privileged members of the queer community. There is this very insidious casual homophobia that exists in the fabric of everything, including the music industry.” Air Force #2:"Like Y2K. Everyone went to the stores and bought all this stuff—you couldn’t get toilet paper or water. It’s the exact same thing, everyone building up this giant crazy massive change, like homosexuals are going to bring down the entire military. And it’s just like any other change. Life goes on." It’s tempting to see gay servicemen’s entire military existence through the prism of this single issue—the campaigner, the oppressed, the stoic endurer—and as the totality of who they are. Real lives tend to be much more complicated. In June 1998, Richard Merritt (Marines, 1985–98) appeared on the cover of The New York Times Magazine, in uniform but with his face obscured, and inside the story described what life was actually like for someone gay serving in the military. But his true story, and how he actually accommodated his sexuality within a military that wanted to pretend it didn’t exist, was more complicated than he revealed at the time.Navy #2:"I think what is going to happen is there is going to be a lot of angst, and then no one is going to care." George Takei historically came out in 2005 after same-sex marriage was granted by law. At the time, Takei had been with his partner, Brad Altman, for over 18 years. “I think it was more the political climate [that convinced me to speak to be out in the press at this time],” the Star Trek star told Advocate Magazine of his decision to finally come out. “Society has been changing.” The Queer Eye cast, for example, is the perfect example of owning their queerness and spreading their joy and love to others around them. “I’m thankful that we’ve been given opportunities, but I know the five of us are always [trying] to continue to open the door for someone behind us or beside us,” Karamo Brown, the show’s culture expert, told Out Magazine. “There’s still work to be done.”