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MAXIM MAG - Gay and Lesbian issue

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MAXIM Philippines shakes up the men’s magazine’s genre this month with the first ever Gay and Lesbian Issue, with controversial singer Mocha on the cover. Mocha, front woman of the Mocha Girls and a self-confessed bisexual, dominates the cover flanked by one of her back-up singers, Hershey.


Boy Abunda leads the issue’s centerpiece feature, Gays’ Night Out At Classmate, in which Boy and four other prominent gay men hold a roundtable discussion of gay issues inside a VIP room of Classmate, the preeminent gentleman’s club—in the company of sexy GROs (guest relations officers) and a stripper. Writer, gay rights advocate and a 2010 senatorial candidate Danton Remoto, fashion designer Puey Quiñones, Magic 89.9 deejay Mojo Jojo, and magazine editor Carlo Tadiar join Boy, the host of The Buzz and Showbiz News Ngayon, in this not-so-private conversation about homosexuality in the Philippines.

MAXIM begins the collection of articles on gays and lesbians with a mock cover featuring another controversial celebrity, Binibini Gandanghari, the artist formerly known as Rustom Padilla. MAXIM addresses the country’s most famous transgendered person in an open letter that is humorous, heartfelt and compassionate.

Get your copy now!

http://maximphilippines.ph/

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  1. Mac CallisterApril 3, 2009 at 5:19 AM

    mocha was just riding the publicity and the rumor of her kissing other girls,i think she's not lesbian,she's taking advantage of the issue i guess

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  2. IanApril 5, 2009 at 11:00 PM

    if she she it's good! she is hot
    men likes bisexual women trust me!

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