Tom Ford Dishes First Gay Experience, Disses YSL

Tom Ford’s A Single Man trailer might have been “de-gayed,” but his interview with The Advocate certainly wasn’t. Now Ford is dishing with The Advocate about his film and his early life experience, both professionally and personally. He shares everything from working with Yves Saint Laurent to his first gay sexual experience after a night at Studio 54!

“I never knew I liked men sexually until Ian came into my life. And he wasn’t just my first male kiss. The first blow job I ever gave anyone was the one I gave to Ian in the back of a cab on the way home from a night at Studio 54 as we made our way down to where he lived on Eighth Street and Fifth Avenue. Of course, it was a Checker cab.”

“But being at Yves Saint Laurent was such a negative experience for me even though the business boomed while I was there. Yves and his partner, Pierre Bergé, were so difficult and so evil and made my life such misery…I’ve never talked about this on the record before, but it was an awful time for me. Pierre and Yves were just evil. So Yves Saint Laurent doesn’t exist for me.”

Read the complete interview at Advocate.com.

Robbie Williams 'Reality Killed The Video Star'

I'm actually quite pleased with Robbie Williams' new album Reality Killed The Video Star. I mentioned previously that I'm not a fan of the first released single Bodies, and truthfully, I'm not big on a few more...namely track 5 - Do You Mind? (doesn't belong on the album), the Pet Shop Boy-ish track 6 - Last Days of Disco (just...weird), and track 12 - Won't Do That (the lyrics, "Swiss army wife"...'nuff said).

The hits, in my book are track 1 - Morning Sun (grand and sing-along-ish), track 4 - Blasphemy (co-written by Guy Chambers - think Rufus Wainwright), track 9 - Starstruck (with it's George Michael's 'For the Feet' impression), and track 11 - Superblind (in the style of Angels).

The album was produced by Trevor Horn (Paul McCartney, Seal, Pet Shop Boys, Cher) and features twelve brand new tracks - and one reprise.

Of Trevor Horn's production, Robbie says, "He's added something to the record that I haven't had on previous records - his genius."

Continuing to talk about the album, Robbie says, "I want people to feel elated, I want them to dance, I want them to forget about who they are and where they are for 50 minutes - and, with those 50 minutes of forgetting who they are, I also hope people relate to the songs. This is a record that I'm very proud of - I think it's fucking brilliant. I want it to be the record that, if people think of Robbie Williams, they go, 'Yeah, Reality Killed The Video Star'".

Reality Killed The Video Star will release on November 17. The CD version is enhanced and will allow the user access to exclusive bonus content (remix, video clip, etc.) when the disc is inserted into a computer. It will also release digitally tomorrow, November 10.

Aaron Wright is Right

Introducing another amazing face...another star in the making, Aaron Wright. Soon to be placed, you can't go wrong with this stunner. "Wright is Right." MORE PHOTOS after the jump.

Photos: Joseph Bleu | Model: Aaron Wright | Presentation: EthanSays

AX National Flash Dances with Heath Keating

Sydney-based dancer Heath Keating takes the cover of AX National's November issue. "Being a dancer in Sydney is not always the easiest thing as the range of work can be limited and inconsistent," says Heath. "However, being able to entertain such a diverse and ever-changing mix of people is the best thing about it - seeing people enjoy what we do is the most rewarding part."

Two MORE PHOTOS after the jump, including a link to even more. Be sure to click the pix for a better view!

Tom Ford's 'A Single Man' - Movie Poster

Here is the just-released artwork for A Single Man, the new drama directed by Tom Ford.

Written and directed by Tom Ford, and based on the Christopher Isherwood novel, A Single Man (The Weinstein Company) stars Colin Firth, Julianne Moore, the extraordinarily striking-looking Nicholas Hoult and Matthew Goode.

A Single Man is a romantic tale of love interrupted, the isolation that is an inherent part of the human condition, and ultimately the importance of the seemingly smaller moments in life.

The movie opens in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco on December 11th, expanding wider on December 25th.

In case you missed it:
'Handsome Devil' Nicholas Hoult takes the cover of OUT Magazine's November 2009 issue. The 19-year-old extraordinarily striking-looking actor is set to star alongside (and strip for) Colin Firth in Tom Ford's directorial debut 'A Single Man'...CONT'D.

Robbie Williams: 'You Know Me' (Official Video)

Robbie Williams dons a bunny suit, swaps a microphone for a carrot, and heads down the rabbit hole in this official video for "You Know Me", the second track from his album 'Reality Killed the Video Star'. The song will be released on December 7.

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"Keep Up" with Hyper Crush

Live and Direct from the Honky Tonk of Electro, comes three shit-faced extra terrestrials known amongst the elite simply as Donny, Preston and Holly. The trio formed Hyper Crush, a Doo-Hop, Electro, Death-Core super group, destined to be acclaimed in epic proportions.

LISTEN to "Keep Up", a dance floor banger, sure to make you dance so fast you can barely see your sneakers...and look for an upcoming full length in 2010.

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Meet New Moon's Volturi (Featurette)

The last featurette was of the New Moon Wolf Pack. This time we meet the Volturi, an organized coven of vampires that enforce the laws of the vampire world. They "invite" other vampires with powerful gifts to join their coven - such as Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson, above). They are the largest, and most powerful Coven of vampires in the series.

The vampires are coming...November 20th.

"U Can Dance" with DJ Hell and Bryan Ferry

It was only a matter of time. Two genre-defining artists together…pop music and dance music's most famous arbiters of taste, collaborating at last. DJ Hell's "U Can Dance" is an interpretation of an unreleased Bryan Ferry song, but it's one that reflects a perfect melding of two distinct personalities, a record that sounds as if the voice and music were made for each other.

The single follows in the wake of Hell's "The DJ feat. P. Diddy" which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute Radio Slave remix and fine work from the likes of Deetron, Jay Haze and others. On "U Can Dance" Hell and Ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the Grammy-nominated producer Carl Craig, DFA mainstay Tim Goldsworthy and pop electro superstars Simian Mobile Disco.

There's also a video - directed by the suitably subversive Jo Apps. It features five beautiful sirens, styled by Nova Dando of Lady Gaga fame. In the fashion of both Roxy Music and the men behind "U Can Dance," the video captures the song's decadence perfectly...WATCH the preview above.

The Inertia Kiss: "What's the Color of Love"

WATCH & LISTEN to the second music video from The Inertia Kiss - featured in Casper Andreas' film "Between Love & Goodbye". Now available on DVD, "Between Love & Goodbye" can be found in Embrem's online store. And, as a limited time offer, receive the soundtrack CD for free when you purchase the DVD! CLICK HERE to watch the trailer.