OUTMarch 2016的目錄

EMILY SHUR In This Issue: Photographer, “Young Hollywood,” page 64 Bio: Shur was born at New York Hospital before an auditorium of nursing students. Her photos have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Esquire, and Wired, and she has shot campaigns for HBO, Dodge, and KFC. Shur lives in a 111-year-old house in Los Angeles with her husband and their lazy bulldog. Instagram: @emilyshur MICHAEL MULLER In This Issue: Photographer, “Heart and Soul Man,” page 88 Bio: Muller’s work ranges from blockbuster movie posters to ads for Nike and Turkish Air. He’s spent the last decade documenting sharks, and he’s patented the most powerful waterproof strobes in the world. His upcoming book with Taschen chronicles his expeditions to raise awareness of the 100 million sharks killed yearly. Instagram: @michaelmuller7…

“To put their eggs in my basket was very bold of them. Outside of my being male and white, it was an incredibly brave decision for CBS.” WHEN NEWS BROKE in 2014 that James Corden would be taking the reins of the Late Late Show from longtime host Craig Ferguson, the overwhelming response was a collective question: Who the hell is James Corden? And yet here he is this January morning, sprawled out on a couch in his expansive Hollywood offices, discussing the insane number of YouTube views (47 million and counting) racked up by a recent edition of “Carpool Karaoke,” his show’s most popular segment. In it, Corden sits in the driver’s seat of an SUV, cheerfully belting out tunes with his passenger: none other than Adele. The two…

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The Animal Medical Center is a not-for-profit specialty hospital with nearly 100 veterinarians who work collaboratively, combining expertise in 17 key specialties to care for pets 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our newly designed Cancer Institute at the Animal Medical Center provides advanced therapies and allows for an integrative and comprehensive model of care for pets with cancer. Thanks to our supporters, AMC guarantees the highest standard of veterinary care to all pets, including those whose owners cannot afford treatment. To help AMC continue to lead the veterinary community in specialty treatment, research and compassionate care for the next 100 years, please call 212-838-8100 or visit amcny.org/contribute.…

Like many staples of the modern man’s wardrobe, the bomber jacket was born of necessity. Designed to keep fighter pilots warm as they zoomed across the sky during World War II, it now comes equipped with decidedly un-military flair. Bright colors, embroidery, and luxe fabrics abound from designers Marc Jacobs and Salvatore Ferragamo, giving new life to the jacket’s utilitarian design. Trust us: Donning one of these will keep your spring uniform flying high.…

BY 1983, it seemed like gay men in New York were dying in unprecedented numbers. My friend and lover, André Ernotte, and I were shocked as we started to hear that more and more friends of ours—men we knew from the clubs and colleagues in the arts community—were suddenly being hospitalized. The pain and suffering they endured was horrible; it seemed that death was their only reprieve. Just as things had started to get a little better for the gay community—just as we were beginning to gain some acceptance and have our rights acknowledged—this plague came and wiped out any sense of security we had. We realized that we and everyone we knew could very well get sick and die within a matter of weeks—even days. The gay community quickly…

FOR THE NOVICE Pinnacle Studio Easy to use, offering tons of transitions, sound effects, and titles options. (Not available for MacOS.) $60 iMovie Less intuitive, but a good cheap option for first-timers. Great for editing holiday vacation movies or experimental shorts. Free with most OS systems or $14.99 on App Store FOR THE SEMI-PRO Final Cut Pro X Very intuitive, but its rather complex audio and video editing parameters might deter dabblers. Requires significant computing power. $299 Vegas Pro 13 Powerful, but beginner-friendly; allows collaboration with multiple users on iPads. Sony, $599…

When we set out to determine the 100 Greatest, Gayest Albums of All Time for our 2008 music issue, we had no idea what the results would reveal. After surveying more than a hundred musicians, actors, DJs, writers, critics, and industry types, we tallied the votes and discovered which LP had been ranked number 1: David Bowie’s 1972 classic, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, a rollicking, apocalyptic concept record about a hard-partying, androgynous alien rock star. “It’s ironic that an album with an opener forecasting Earth’s expiration and a closer tackling celebrity excess and self-destruction remains one of the most liberating, uplifting records of all time—about as ironic as a straight man topping this list,” we wrote, adding that the gender-blurring opus found…

A Couple for the Ages Whether fan or foe, you cannot deny that the Internet is obsessed with Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black. Our Love Issue cover couple generated tens of thousands of shares and comments, ranging from “this is so predatory” to “this is so fucking adorable.” “Alright guys,” wrote Socialite Life, “grab your bag of ‘awws’ because you’re going to be needing a lot of them when reading about Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black.” The partners donned Versace robes in our February spread and shared intimate details about their engagement (which happened in their underwear). “Swoon-worthy,” wrote Mashable—with a hint of amorous envy we suspect. “No one can argue that these two are the most high-profile gay couple in the world right now,” posted Reality Box.…

Nearly half our lives are spent in the bedroom, and yet it’s rarely on par with the guest-ready glamour of our homes’ other spaces. Time for a wake-up call: Start surrounding your high-thread-count sheets with equally noteworthy touches, like a Ralph Lauren bedside carafe and a marble iPhone charger. As for your attire, spring for some silk La Perla pajamas before you grab your cuddle buddy. You’ll find that catching some Zs never felt so chic.…

Many of today’s over-the-shoulder accessories seem over-accessorized, with enough clasps, zippers, buckles, and buttons to stock an S&M shop. But this season, designers know your safe word: drawstring. An old schoolyard favorite, this backpack keeps things simple, its one-step pull-closure securing all your gear in a single place. The larger, bucket-style variety offers more room for your workaday whatsits, while leather options from Burberry, Bottega Veneta, and Dior Homme ensure you’re stuffing in style. Finally, a way to be high-strung and low-maintenance.…

By virtue of his physical and artistic malleability, John Malkovich has become much more than an actor—he’s a canvas on which other artists wish to paint, or, perhaps, a medium in and of himself. In 1999, he was the meta subject of the Spike Jonze film Being John Malkovich, which saw strangers briefly occupy his brain, and now, he’s the star of photographer Sandro Miller’s The Malkovich Sessions (Glitterati Incorporated, $95), an epic curio of a monograph that marks 17 years of collaboration. Miller captures Malkovich in dozens of portraits, from the classic to the candid, but the highlights are Malkovich’s interpretations of iconic photographs, from Dorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother to Bert Stern’s beloved shots of Marilyn Monroe. (Another uncanny standout is the duo’s take on Jim Marshall’s 1970 snap…

Andrew Haigh, the co-creator of HBO’s short-lived Looking and writer-director of the contemporary queer film classic Weekend, knows what his audience thinks of him—what they want, what they expect, what they’d like to ask. Too often, this awareness makes an artist pander to a watercooler-crowd consensus, ranking the comfort of satisfaction above the risk of surprise. That's not the case for Haigh. In a comparison that underscores the fact that sexual orientation holds no bearing on creative clout, Haigh’s sensibilities recall those of David Chase, another storyteller who’s both worked in independent film (Not Fade Away) and piloted an HBO series, The Sopranos, which couldn’t be more of a macho antithesis to Haigh’s gay drama. And yet, if you’re ever scrambling for a random way to compare gays to gangsters,…

POP QUIZ! 1. Which of these ladies was not a guest on Pee-wee’s Playhouse ? a. Grace Jones b. Oprah Winfrey c. Joan Rivers d. Dinah Shore e. Nancy Reagan For more Pee-wee, turn to page 30 . 2. Which of these things has not been sampled on a Matmos album? a. Liposuction b. Freshly cut hair c. A washing machine d. A bovine uterus e. Nancy Reagan For more Matmos, turn to page 33 . 3. Which of these major events was producer Daniel Nardicio not responsible for? a. Liza Minnelli’s first performance on Fire Island in 40 years b. The world’s largest underwear party c. A nude photo shoot with Bristol…

Odds are you recognize Lena Waithe from Aziz Ansari’s Netflix hit, Master of None. In it, she plays Denise, a suave Brooklyn lesbian always lending sound relationship advice to her hapless bud Dev (Ansari). With the success of the series, Waithe has garnered breakout attention, embodying a new breed of LGBT character whose sexual orientation is not a talking point but a minor detail. Waithe is currently at the helm of her own projects, producing Showtime’s new drama series The Chi, alongside Common, and developing a half-hour comedic pilot for Hulu. Though the Chicago native travels coast to coast for work, she gladly calls Los Angeles home—maybe because it’s the perfect city in which to keep her sneakers squeaky-clean. 1. MY TWO CENTS “Whenever I want to eat some hearty…

WHEN FLAVOR SCIENTISTS identified umami, “the fifth taste”—that unnameable something that makes meat taste meaty—no one could have predicted it would make its way into cocktails. But a new batch of freethinkers have begun exploring this final flavor frontier, using ingredients more often seen on a dinner table. Think mushroom-tinged margaritas and Old Bay-Champagne cocktails are hipster madness gone too far? Think again. The craft cocktail movement has grown so much and so quickly that, in a relatively short time, innovative bartenders have exhausted every other major flavor profile. Sweet? That’s so ’70s. Sour? It’s got a whole cocktail category named after it. Salty? Have a margarita. Bitter? It’s called amaro, and it was the biggest bar trend last year. The only way forward was to go savory. “We wanted…

From CNN star anchor Anderson Cooper to social media hunk Eric Rutherford (above), silver foxes are finally wearing their salt-and-pepper with pride. “It’s easier for women to dye their hair, because they can alter their skin tone with makeup,” says John Barrett, owner of an eponymous American chain of luxury hair salons (JohnBarrett.com). “But when a man does it, it looks so obvious, simply because we all lose color from our skin as we age.” Here, Barrett shares his favorite tips on how to pull off the gray. GO GRAY, NOT BLUE “I love blue shampoos,” Barrett says, “but if used too frequently, they’ll make your hair a purplish shade that’s neither good nor sexy. Try Sachajuan Silver Shampoo (8.5 oz., $31), but use it only once a month.” SHAMPOO…

Stiff suits and starched collars have long symbolized power and success. And though the restriction and confinement of a traditional suit don’t bother some (we see you, Karl Lagerfeld), they can drive the claustrophobic to distraction. Enter the pajama suit. Designers like Bottega Veneta and Michael Kors have brought the soft, comfy vibe of PJs to a totally different milieu, creating fine suiting in a variety of fabrics. From silk to washed cotton and linen, these looks will help you bring the ease of the bedroom into the boardroom.…

COMPLERA is a prescription medicine for adults who have never taken HIV-1 medicines before and who have no more than 100,000 copies/mL of virus in their blood. COMPLERA can also replace current HIV-1 medicines for some adults who have an undetectable viral load (less than 50 copies/mL) and whose healthcare provider determines that they meet certain other requirements. COMPLERA combines 3 medicines into 1 pill to be taken once a day with food. COMPLERA should not be used with other HIV-1 medicines. COMPLERA is a complete HIV-1 treatment that combines the medicines in TRUVADA + EDURANT in only 1 pill a day.* Ask your healthcare provider if COMPLERA may be the one for you. *COMPLERA is a combination of the medicines in TRUVADA (emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate) and EDURANT…

APPLE TV Like all its Apple cousins, this set-top box is slick and inconspicuous. This new generation includes a Siri-enabled touchpad remote that doubles as a game controller. Use AirPlay to mirror from your phone or tablet, or tell Siri to search for, say, sappy rom-coms, and she’ll offer up titles and direct you to the apps to watch it—often Netflix or iTunes (Siri won’t even throw shade if you pick a Katherine Heigl flick). Access to the App Store means you can trick out the box with games and a ton of iOS apps such as Gilt and Airbnb. From $149, Apple.com/TV/ CHROMECAST The first-gen Chromecast dongle was a cool thing when it arrived two years ago—unless your TV’s configuration didn’t quite accommodate the stiff, blocky HDMI input. This…

You don’t need notoriously expensive ESPN programming, but you’ve got to have your Leslie Knope and Khaleesi? À la carte is finally beginning to happen in a way that allows you to watch select programming with dignity—that is, without stealing your ex’s login. NBC’s new stand-alone comedy-focused service, Seeso, is cheap and allows unlimited access to SNL, 30 Rock, Parks and Rec, Monty Python, and original new-each-week programming not available elsewhere. HBO NOW is a bit pricier, but comes with all of HBO’s great original programming (Veep, Girls), plus feature films and documentaries. $3.99 per month, Seeso.com; $14.99 per month, HBONow.com…

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