BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker

It might be cold outside but it’s heating up across the pound… Thanks to the recent cover of Attitude Magazine featuring BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker! Talk about hot! He’s enough to make me want to watch the news again! HA! What do you guys think? Total hottie or total snore?

p.s. Thanks to Scotsman876 for posting this in the JUB Forum .

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So, if you’re a little older, and you like Latino guys at all, you probably remember boy-bander Ricky Martin, or in actuality, Ricardo Martinez, but you know how American pop-culture tends to generalize everything and everyone, so he became Ricky Martin. And, if you remember him, chances are you may have had a bit of a crush on the Latin pop-star, and perhaps you sported a poster of him on your bedroom wall that served as a visual aid for releasing your loads into the socks that your poor mom had to pick up off your bedroom floor and wash with the other clothes in your room.

Pop Sensation Ricardo Martinez - a.k.a. Ricky Martin

But, even if you didn’t have a crush on the Latin loverboy of 80′s and 90′s, then maybe you’re ready for his look-alike (at least I think so) serving you up some hot chowder on film. Have a look for yourself and see if they don’t resemble each other.

Ricky Martin look alike or not?

BelAmi, well know for bringing us the hottest of the hot presents their version of boy crush material (even if you’re a bit older) with yet another Ricky Martinez.

I wonder if the first Ricky Martinez's ass looked that good?

So, if you like those young Latin hotties, especially the one’s full of cum, then you’re definitely going to want to check out the modern day version of Ricky Martin over at BelAmi! I just wonder if the first Ricky Martin can shoot like that! If he can, I’m sure someone had an eye put out somewhere along the line!

Did Ricky Martin's pic make you shoot like that?

Click here to see more pics of BelAmi’s Ricky Martinez and click here to see all the hot guys of BelAmi at our gallery of pics. And when you’re ready to see this Latin hottie shoot, click here to head over to BelAmi to get that Latin Flavor all for yourself!

Brent Corrigan - Newly Buff and Cute as Ever

We’ve interviewed Brent Corrigan for the JUB Magazine a couple of times, most recently regarding his role as a Merman in last summer’s Another Gay Sequel (JUB had a cameo too!).

Since then, Brent has been busy working as an actor / producer / director for his own gay porn production company, Prodigy Pictures. He’s already released four very hot full length films: Just The Sex, Just The Sex 2, Brent Corrigan’s Summit, and Brent Corrigan’s Big Easy.

We’ve been following Brent’s Twitterings, and this week he posted the above photo of himself looking very buff, but still as cute as ever. The photo on the above left was taken almost a year ago, and the one on the right is a more recent shot, showing off his beefier chest and shoulders. We like!

Die hard Brent fans (that includes us!) will be happy to know that he’s been invited to appear on Dr. Drew’s Love Line radio show on Sept. 24, 2009 from 10PM – 12AM PST. You can listen online here as well. It should be fun!

Keep up with the sexy-as-ever Mr. Corrigan on his official site, and be sure to follow him on Twitter for real time updates.

It was reported earlier that Levi Johnston, the baby daddy of Sarah Palin’s grandchild, was offered to get unzipped to pose nude for Unzipped!

Levi escorting our favorite D-Lister Kathy Griffin

Now it looks like a second offer has come in from Playgirl.com!

According to Advocate.com:

In a telephone interview on Wednesday, Tank Jones, Levi’s manager-bodyguard, confirmed to Advocate.com that negotiations were underway with both Unzipped Media and Playgirl.com to have Bristol Palin’s baby daddy take it all off for an exclusive photo shoot.

“When Levi was on Bravo saying that he was willing to pose nude if the offer was right, we made an offer to Tank Jones and we’re waiting to hear back on that,” Andreoli said.

The specter of Johnston doing a nude photo spread was raised by behind-the-scenes video from a photo shoot set to accompany a feature titled “Me and Mrs. Palin” in the October 2009 issue of Vanity Fair. In the video Jones and Levi are captured discussing a potential Playgirl pictorial while riding in an SUV.

“I’d do it … if it would get me out of there,” Levi says when Tank initially asks him about posing in the buff.

We’ll see what happens…would love to see it happen!

Here's the top half...time to see the bottom sides!

Porn Star Turned Recording Artist - Colton Ford

Under the covers. Three words that, when taken together, can—depending on one’s own proclivities—conjure up opposing images in the mind: naughty or nice, salacious or modest, dangerous or safe. Now, take these same three words and make them the title of the new album by singer/turned porn star/turned singer Colton Ford, and the brain activity intensifies. Under the Covers is the second full-length album from Ford, following his 2008 debut, Tug of War. Sure, the title winkingly refers to Ford’s adult film past. But it’s also an apt reference to the album’s main focus: songs made famous by others.

Ford has recorded a collection of songs that sound, at once wholly familiar and wonderfully fresh. Musically, Under the Covers spans myriad genres and multiple decades. At 32-years-old, Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” (re-imagined here as an interlude) is the oldest song in the collection. It is seamlessly situated between R.E.M.’s alternative rock hit “Losing My Religion” and Babyface’s R&B charttopper “It’s no Crime.” Elsewhere, Ford takes on Britney Spears’ “Trouble,” Sade’s “By Your Side,” Alicia Keys’ “No One” and Nirvana’s “Lithium.”

Ford’s lifelong fondness for words and melodies led him to begin a career in music while still in college, working as a performer in dinner theater revues. By the late-’80s, Ford had signed a production deal with the company co-owned by hit-making songwriter Denise Rich. In the early-’90s, Ford was confirmed to be the featured male vocalist on Frankie Knuckles’ second studio album, 1995’s Welcome to the Real World. In the end, conflicts at the label (Virgin Records) prevented this from happening. Virgin then offered Ford a solo deal, but the album never saw the light of day.

In 2002, filming began for the documentary Naked Fame, which follows Ford’s transition from porn star to singer. Ford’s dance track, “Everything,” anchored the film, offering viewers the ins and outs of a one-time porn star making the jump—or in Ford’s case, returning—to the world of music. Ford’s single with Pepper MaShay, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered,” also became a Billboard Top 10 hit. Ford’s non-X rated acting skills also made their way to TV. Playing the role of Sheriff Trout, Ford appears in all three seasons of here! TV’s on-going campy gay vampire show, “The Lair.”

Colton Ford - Still Looking Good!

Here, the singer talks about the joys of song, the virtues of the flesh, and the thick skin that comes from being a gay icon.

Q: How did you end up choosing the songs for UNDER THE COVERS?

Colton Ford: I had a couple of ideas going into it, and my manager, Bill Coleman, fed me a lot of great songs, some of which I was familiar with and some not. But they all spoke to me. Working with songs that were not part of my musical background enabled me to get in there and bring my own musical stylings to them.

Q: Why did you choose to record covers instead of original songs this time out?

CF: People have an immediate familiarity and connection with these songs, yet, I’m able to bring a different character with my voice that people wouldn’t expect. It’s a nice way for people to become more familiar with me as a singer and to bring my music to a broader audience.

Q: Was it ever daunting covering classic songs by artists like R.E.M., Nirvana, and Sade?

CF: No, I didn’t feel any pressure. As long as I feel a song, I’m going to go in there and do my own thing. I love the way “Losing My Religion” turned out—I throw in some ad libs, some riffs, and a little bit of church and make it my own. I actually got a very nice email from Michael Stipe saying how flattered he was and how much he liked my version of the song.

Q: The video for “Losing My Religion” is anguished but still very sexy.

CF: My last video was a big production with dancers and a lot of different setups. I wanted to go back to the basics with this one. There’s a lot of conflict in the song. What’s being conveyed is that someone is exposing himself. We wanted to do that literally and figuratively, so you see me both armored up in this futuristic look with my eyes covered, and then you see me exposed and naked—well almost.

Q: And in between, you have that striking black mesh outfit on—it’s halfway between covered up and naked.

CF: Yeah, that’s my Black Party outfit [laughs]. I’m joking–it’s definitely not a Black Party outfit, although I did see a couple of people wearing the same outfit at the Black Party this year, so what do I know? Both that outfit and the metallic one where given to me by David Mason of slickitup.com. They really do up these great fantasy type outfits, so if you want to get your sexy superhero fantasy groove on, you know where to go. Hey, at 46, I’m not sure how much longer I’m going to be able to pull off something like that, so I better take advantage of it now!

Q: Do you think that gay male singers have to show off their bodies to get attention for their music?

CF: I don’t think it’s an automatic, but there’s a sexual component in almost all marketing in the entertainment world. For me, I’ve always been provocative by nature, so I enjoy being sexy like that. It’s not a result of my porn experience–it’s just something that moves me. But some people are always going to have issues with me showing off my body. I could be wearing a suit onstage, and some people are still going to be seeing a porn star. But the idea that you can’t be a credible artist if you’re showing some skin is total bullshit.

Q: Has it been difficult to get people to look beyond your experience in porn to focus on your music?

CF: Well, people are going to think what they want. One of the things that I didn’t figure in doing porn was that people were going to have such vehemently negative feelings about it. I’ve gotten emails from people saying that it’s abhorrent and that it goes against what’s right and normal. And these are people in my own community. You know, I still think we’re dealing with a lot of shame in our community. There are people who really get into porn and then lash out against guys who do the films. I guess they don’t feel entitled to enjoy that sexual part of themselves. I will say, however, that there are plenty of people who are more than able to look beyond that part of my career to see what else I have to offer. Those are the people I’m looking to reach.

Q: Well, I think many people probably have an ambivalent relationship with pornography. Maybe they protect themselves from their shame by denigrating you.

CF: Well, some people think that if you’ve done porn, you’re a lost tragic soul who doesn’t have any direction or anything else to offer. And they think, “You did porn, how dare you try to do anything else?” How could I possibly think I have the ability, or the right, to have a singing career? Hey, you don’t have to like my music, but also you don’t have to come at me with such venom. It’s not that serious! They think I’m using my music to run away from my past. If that were true, I wouldn’t be using the name Colton Ford. I wouldn’t have done a documentary detailing my move from adult films to singing. I’m not running away from anything. I’m using it all.

Q: Well, you didn’t just come out of the woodwork as a singer. You’ve been doing this for a long time.

CF: I’ve been doing this for 27 years. When I got out of high school, I went right into dinner theater, performing show tunes. I’ve done jingles; I sang with a jazz quartet; I’ve opened for people like David Brenner; and I sang a couple of tracks on Frankie Knuckles second album that were never released. I’ve also been signed to a couple of my own deals that didn’t work out. There’s been a lot of turmoil, but there’s definitely been a continuum.

Q: So, you’ve paid your dues in the music business. I don’t think most people know that.

CF: The experience of being in the music business can be heinous, but you know what? All of my trials and tribulations have never made me doubt my abilities. I’m still putting myself out there, and I’m still following my dream.

Antonio Sabato Jr.

Regardless of what your typical “preference” in men is, I think most people would agree that Antonio Sabato Jr. is hot.  And what makes him even hotter, is seeing him upclose and personal with another guy!  There’s a great thread in JUB’s Male Celebrity News & Gossip forum which gives you exactly that.  Pics of Sabato Jr. upclose and intimately personal with another hot guy. Sabato, Jr. was born on February 29, 1972 in Rome, Italy.

Sabato Jr. (Right) Poses with a Friend

• Make sure you check out the complete JUB Forum thread by clicking here.

Flava Men Magazine, produced and distributed by parent company, Flava Works has officially made an offer to R&B sensation group’s Pretty Ricky’s Spectacular to pose nude in the magazine’s next issue. The company has secured and confirmed private investors to provide him with $100,000 in compensation for a photo spread featuring him as the magazine’s cover model. Spectacular, a member of the quartet Pretty Ricky based out of Miami, Florida has generated a great amount of buzz online and offline within recent weeks.

In creating anticipation for the group’s upcoming single, Tipsy, Spectacular posted a video on YouTube of himself dancing erotically to the song while wearing red bikini briefs. Shortly after, controversy and rumors about his sexuality surfaced due to him stating that the video is “strictly for the ladies” all while challenging other male entertainers.

Some have loved the video while others have criticized him for his moves and view them as feminine in dancing style. In the YouTube video Spectacular calls out Trey Songz, Day26, Chris Brown and Omarion to a grinding competition. He even mentions Bow Wow, who does not grind and is a rap artist.

In response to the criticism, Spectacular posts a similar video addressing to the first video that “if you don’t watch it, you won’t have any comment” and reinforces that it was made “strictly for the ladies.” In this video, he chooses to wear black boxer briefs and makes an attempt to dance in a more masculine manner with a black folding chair. He has defended his sexuality and has appeared on a radio talk show and said firmly, “I ain’t gay.”

Flava Men magazine made the offer due to the company believing that even straight men can pose for Flava Men magazine. The magazine’s target audience is gay ethnic men of color but many of its models do not engage in sexual acts or practice a homosexual lifestyle. Flava Works CEO Phillip Bleicher stated, “I would love to have Spectacular do a spread. He would be the first male celebrity to do so. That would be history.”

I stumbled across Phoenixrising10801′s post in the JUB forum and I had share it! LOL I’m by no means a Jonas Brothers fan, but now that I see that the ‘good’ boys have a sense of humor I might have to become one. Enjoy!

I find more hot models in the JUB Male Celebrity forum than anywhere else online! This time its Hunter Cross, former A&F model with lips that beg to be kissed.

Hunter Cross Shirtless

Check out the full thread in the forum for more pics of Hunter Cross!

I love watching The Soup even more than the shows it covers, and I think host Joel McHale, with that mischievous smile, is completely adorable. Thanks to JUB member Hot4Men for grabbing screen shots of Joel showing off his torso.

Joel McHale Shirtless

View all of the Joel McHale pics in the JUB forum.