Apr 12
Ncuti Gatwa, Kristen Stewart & A Trio of Heavenly Dolls
Andrea Marks Joseph READ TIME: 3 MIN.
Welcome to our latest round-up of queer celebs who served, and those who came together to maximize their joint slay. We have so many spectacular joint slays this week!
"Doctor Who" star Ncuti Gatwa and "My Lady Jane" actor Edward Bluemel will reunite in a very queer-coded play about Shakespeare's sexually-fueled relationship with a fellow playwright; Dylan Mulvaney is a blonde bombshell in an outfit made entirely of red ribbons for Paper magazine; Mike DelVlahos surprised his followers with a show of his husband's impressive black belt fighting skills; Matt Bomer joined Jesse Tyler Ferguson on his podcast, "Dinner's On Me," and both actors looked suave at the restaurant where they recorded.
Kristen Stewart really got the sapphics going in radiant photos of her outfit for "Sacramento" movie premiere; Queer "Harlem" actor Jerrie Johnson and her fiancée Dria Brown featured in the New York Times as they explored Bridal Fashion Week; Out photographer Henry Jimenez Kerbox gathered a trio of slayful trans models for his latest angels photoshoot; and queer musicians Lucy Dacus and Katie Gavin recreate an iconic 1993 Vanity Fair cover. Let's dive in and enjoy!
It's just been announced that "Doctor Who" star Ncuti Gatwa and "My Lady Jane" actor Edward Bluemel will reunite –this time on stage– in a very queer-coded, psychological thriller called "Born With Teeth." The "Sex Education" co-stars will play Christopher Marlowe (Gatwa) and William Shakespeare (Bluemel) in a story that, per the release, will explore the "barely suppressed sexual and creative chemistry" between the two men in 1591 England.
"Paper Doll" author Dylan Mulvaney is the cover star of Paper Magazine, looking every bit the blonde bombshell she is. This outfit is entirely made of red ribbons, while the actual cover has the trans influencer "finding her light," posing naked but for a ring and two sparklers.
Mike DelVlahos shocked his followers by dropping this phenomenal relationship lore: A video of his "Black belt king," husband Alec, who we know for "being so sweet," showcasing his surprising –and surprisingly impressive– fighting skills.
We love a hot gay joint slay: "Mid-Century Modern" star Matt Bomer joined "Modern Family" star Jesse Tyler Ferguson on his podcast, "Dinner's On Me," for a chat about "working with legends Nathan Lane and Linda Lavin...and what it's like to be nearly an empty nester."
Kristen Stewart posing in this outfit at the premiere of her new movie, "Sacramento"... Deeply slayful, incredibly stylish, every one of these photos immediately saved to every sapphic's phone. We could not agree more with the top comment, which simply reads "linda perfeita maravilhosa deusa princesa." So true!
Another joint slay! Queer "Harlem" actor Jerrie Johnson and her fiancée Dria Brown looking stunning in wedding gowns. The couple featured in the New York Times as they explored Bridal Fashion Week. In the caption, Johnson rightfully thanked her styling team "for dressing us like the radiant queer royalty we are."
Out photographer Henry Jimenez Kerbox has presented another magnificent angels among us photoshoot, and this time he's gathered a trio of slayful trans models –Eden "The Doll" Estrada, Jaslene White Rose, and Bianca Trujillo– who were enthusiastically welcomed by the public as they strut their angelic stuff in the streets.
"We had to," said queer musician Lucy Dacus, referring to this slayful and sexy Alternative Press cover, where the boygenius band member and MUNA artist Katie Gavin recreated k.d. Lang and Cindy Crawford's iconic 1993 barbershop Vanity Fair cover. In the comments, fans reacted appropriately: "This is so important to me." "THIS IS MY SUPER BOWL." and "I fell to my knees."
