Cooper Koch Is Nearly Naked for Calvin Klein – and We’re In Love

Cooper Koch is officially fronting Calvin Klein’s latest Pride campaign, and let’s just say—he understood the assignment.

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Instagram: @calvinklein

The rising queer star, best known for his breakout in Swallowed and his powerful performance as Erik Menendez in Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, is turning heads again—this time in nothing but tighty whities and a whole lot of Pride energy.

Cooper made his Calvin Klein debut back in May, but now he’s back—and baring even more—for the brand’s Pride collection, shot in signature CK minimalism with maximum impact.

The campaign tagline says it all: “This is Love. This is Timeless. This is Pride.” And Cooper? He’s serving all of it.

Shot alongside other queer models, the campaign puts queerness front and center—no filter, no shame, and very little fabric.


Let’s be real, it’s not just the abs that are making fans swoon.

Cooper Koch has been building serious momentum as one of Hollywood’s most exciting young actors, thanks to raw performances, fearless roles, and his out-and-proud presence on and off screen.

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Instagram: @paytonjkoch

He recently made his red carpet debut with boyfriend Stuart McClave, instantly earning the two the title of “the internet’s favorite boyfriends.”

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Whether he’s monologuing in a Ryan Murphy drama or strutting in Calvin Klein, Cooper is making queer visibility look damn good.

The campaign also highlights a growing trend of major fashion houses embracing LGBTQ+ talent in front of the lens—not just behind it—and doing it with real, authentic faces.

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Instagram: @calvinklein

And with Cooper’s mix of vulnerability, confidence, and just the right amount of tight underwear, he’s the perfect poster boy for Pride 2025.

It’s more than a thirst trap—though, let’s be honest, it’s definitely that too.

It’s a celebration of queer joy, body positivity, and being exactly who you are—shirt off, smile on, and proud as hell.

So thank you, Calvin Klein, and thank you, Cooper Koch, for reminding us all what Pride should feel like: bold, beautiful, and unapologetically you.

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Kyle Dean Massey and Taylor Frey Are Expecting a Baby Boy

Kyle Dean Massey and his husband Taylor Frey are expecting their third child, a baby boy named Savoy Massey‑Frey, via surrogate.

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Instagram: @taylorfrey

The Broadway star and his husband announced the news exclusively to PEOPLE, sharing heartfelt reflections on parenthood and gratitude.

Taylor Frey expressed amazement and appreciation after a decade of fertility challenges, marking this moment as “life at its fullest.”

Kyle Dean Massey echoed his husband’s sentiments, saying he once believed fatherhood was out of reach and calling it “the most meaningful, grounding thing in my life.”

The couple welcomed their daughters Gigi (13 months) and Rafa (3 years) via surrogate, and after a year of careful consideration, they chose a male embryo for this new addition.

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Instagram: @taylorfrey

The couple’s fertility journey was supported by California Fertility Partners and Dr. Guy Ringler, who praised them as “loving and devoted parents.”

Their surrogate, Sara, shared her own joy in helping grow their family, calling the experience “deeply joyful.”

From Broadway to Parenthood: Building a Queer Dream Team

Kyle Dean Massey rose to fame starring as Fiyero in Wicked and Kevin Bicks in Nashville, while Taylor Frey is known for roles in It Chapter Two and for founding the IVF agency Elevate Baby.

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Instagram: @taylorfrey

Their union in October 2016 in Palm Springs quickly evolved into impactful advocacy.

They later founded Forming Families Foundation to support LGBTQ+ parents in their fertility journeys.

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This upcoming expansion to a family of five carries extra significance in queer visibility and family representation, reminding everyone that diverse paths to parenthood are possible and beautiful.

Why This Matters to the LGBTQ+ Community

The announcement highlights not just celebrity joy, but also normalized representation of queer families navigating surrogacy and IVF.

FREY and Massey’s openness encourages dialogue around reproductive equity.

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Instagram: @taylorfrey

By sharing both triumphs and hardships, the couple breaks down stigmas and offers encouragement to queer individuals and couples who face discrimination or barriers in building their families.

Looking Ahead: A Family of Five

Their home will now include daughters Gigi and Rafa, their soon‑to‑arrive son Savoy, and the extra love of their egg donor and surrogate.

They emphasized the importance of gratitude toward medical teams and Third‑party parents, conveying hope to countless LGBTQ+ people dreaming of family life.

As advocates, actors, and loving dads, Massey and Frey continue to champion queer joy through their example and through the organizations they’ve built.

Queer Families: Inspiring Hope and Acceptance

As they prepare to welcome baby Savoy, the couple’s story reminds us that family comes in many forms and with many journeys.

Their courage, visibility, and love show the world that queer families are thriving, and that representation matters more than ever.

Here’s to a lifetime of hugs, milestones, and unconditional queer love from the Massey‑Frey family.

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Tom Daley Says Love Saved Him And Dustin Lance Was the Lifeline

Tom Daley makes a powerful return to the spotlight with his deeply personal new documentary 1.6 Seconds, now streaming globally on Max and on Olympics.com in the U.S.

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Instagram: @tomdaley @dlanceblack

The film explores the journey of the Olympic gold medalist beyond the diving board, diving into the grief, pressure, and self-discovery that shaped his life.

At the heart of the documentary is Daley’s bond with his father, Robert Daley, who died of brain cancer in 2011 when Tom was just 17 years old.

The loss of his biggest supporter left Daley feeling emotionally isolated, even as he competed on the world stage.

He describes slipping into “autopilot,” throwing himself into diving as a way to cope with overwhelming grief and confusion.

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Instagram: @tomdaley

Daley admits that for years he suppressed his emotions, wore a brave face, and avoided dealing with the pain he carried.

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Everything began to change in 2013, when he met Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, who would later become his husband.

Daley tells People that Black helped him realize that vulnerability is not a weakness and that diving was not the only thing that defined him.

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Instagram: @tomdaley @dlanceblack

The couple married in 2017 and later welcomed two sons via surrogacy — Robbie in 2018, named after Tom’s father, and Phoenix in 2023.

Daley shares that their relationship gave him the strength to open up emotionally and learn that it’s okay to struggle, and to lean on others for support.

The film also touches on his coming out journey, his battle with body image and bullying, and the emotional fallout from the 2016 Rio Olympics, where he failed to win gold.

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Instagram: @tomdaley

Black’s words during that low point — “Your story doesn’t end here” — helped Daley reframe his disappointment and focus on the bigger picture.

He went on to win gold and bronze at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics, and silver in Paris 2024, before retiring to focus on fatherhood and advocacy.

1.6 Seconds is not just a documentary about sport, but a moving story of resilience, healing, and queer love — a reminder that the most important victories often happen outside the arena.

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Jonathan Bailey’s Jurassic Hero Serves Hot Sweaty Gay Geek Vibe

Jonathan Bailey is ditching Bridgerton ballrooms for dino-sized drama, and this time, he’s doing it in short shorts and a skirt.

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Instagram: @britishgq

The openly gay heartthrob is making waves in Jurassic World: Rebirth, not just for dodging dinosaurs and dangling off cliffs, but for serving serious thigh in GQ-approved fashion chaos that’s as queer as it is action-packed.

Bailey plays Dr. Henry Loomis, a ripped, principled paleontologist who’s recruited to extract dinosaur DNA for a pharmaceutical company chasing the next big medical breakthrough.

But don’t expect khaki vests and macho growls. Loomis is a new kind of action hero—one who sprints from T-Rexes while rocking gender-fluid looks that include a now-iconic survival skirt and shorts that barely qualify as fabric.

GQ captured the vibe perfectly, and fans couldn’t agree more.

Early behind-the-scenes photos of Bailey’s jacked transformation and bold wardrobe set social media ablaze, with thirsty comments like “He playing a dinosaur?” flooding in before the film even drops.

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Instagram: @britishgq

As Bailey tells it, staying in shape for the role meant constant gym sessions, dramatic escape scenes, and surviving mangrove stunts with co-stars Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali.

Related: Jonathan Bailey Confirms Lead Role in Jurassic World Sequel

“You’re constantly running like you’re about to be chomped by a T-Rex,” he said, calling it the most physically demanding shoot of his career. And yes—there’s a gym scene, and it’s a full-on moment.

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Instagram: @britishgq

More than muscle and mayhem, Bailey brings a fresh take on masculinity to the franchise. He’s proving that high-octane action doesn’t have to come in cargo pants and testosterone clichés.

He’s also continuing to champion LGBTQ+ visibility. In 2024, he founded the Shameless Fund to support queer artists and nonprofits, and he regularly speaks out on representation and inclusion in Hollywood and theatre.

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Instagram: @britishgq

Whether he’s belting in Wicked, flirting in Fellow Travelers, or sprinting through CGI jungle in a pleated dino-proof skirt, Bailey is redefining what a blockbuster leading man looks like—and we’re living for every second of it.

Call it camp. Call it cardio. Call it queer cinematic excellence. Either way, Jonathan Bailey is serving prehistoric power like no one else.

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Troye Sivan’s Steamy Stage Kiss Sets Primavera Sound on Fire

Troye Sivan gave fans everything they wanted—and then some—during his headlining performance at Primavera Sound 2025 in Barcelona, delivering a steamy on-stage moment that’s already gone viral for all the right reasons.

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Instagram:@troyesivan

The Australian pop star, who turned 30 on the day of the show, took the stage as part of his much-hyped reunion with Charli XCX for their revived SWEAT tour.

But while the entire set was a high-octane celebration of queer pop power, one moment stole the show—and the internet’s attention.

During his performance of the euphoric, sweat-drenched single “Rush,” Troye locked lips with one of his shirtless backup dancers in a passionate makeout session that sent fans into a full-blown frenzy.

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The kiss, delivered with full commitment and cinematic flair, happened as the camera circled around them, giving everyone in the audience—and watching online—a perfect view of the steamy scene.

The reaction was instant and explosive. Fans took to social media to thirst, swoon, and fantasize. “Imagine being hired to make out with Troye Sivan,” one fan tweeted. “Lemme fill out that job application.” Another wrote, “This is how I perform Rush at gay bars. We’re so twin.”

It’s far from the first time Troye has pushed boundaries on stage. In 2024, during his Something to Give Each Other tour, he went viral for simulating oral sex during one number and for singing into a microphone held at a dancer’s crotch during “Got Me Started.”

He also recreated viral choreography from “One of Your Girls” with Ross Lynch and Vinnie Hacker at previous shows, cementing his place as one of pop music’s most unapologetically queer performers.

At Primavera, the kiss was just the cherry on top of a dazzling set that included hits from both his own album Something to Give Each Other and Charli XCX’s Brat.

The duo performed over 30 songs in total, including “1999” and “Rush,” alternating solos and joining forces for crowd-pleasing bangers.

For Troye, the moment was both personal and celebratory—a bold way to mark his milestone birthday while embracing his identity in front of tens of thousands.

As social media continues to buzz with clips and memes from the kiss, one thing’s for sure: Troye didn’t just turn 30—he turned up the heat.

Fans can relive the full performance through live streams available on Prime Video and Twitch, courtesy of Amazon Music, and let’s be honest—we’ll all be replaying that kiss for weeks.

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