Desert Wedding: Country Singer Adam Mac Marries Lee Pfund

Adam Mac and Lee Pfund are officially husbands, tying the knot in a deeply personal desert ceremony in Sedona, Arizona, after eight years of dating.

Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic
Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic

The country artist, 35, shared the news in a joint post with Pfund on Instagram on July 25, revealing that the couple exchanged vows on Saturday, June 28. Their choice of wedding location was no coincidence. The pair had previously fallen in love with Sedona’s natural beauty during an anniversary trip years ago, and when it came time to pick a place, Mac said it simply “made sense.”

Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic
Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic

The ceremony was intentionally small and meaningful. They wore pinstripe Western-style suits with bolo ties, vintage belt buckles, and cowboy hats—true to their style and the rustic aesthetic of the moment.

In the post, Mac explained that he used the lyrics of his new country single, Last Rodeo, as his wedding vows. “This one’s for my love,” he wrote, dedicating the song to Pfund. “He’s everything I’m not, but just as quirky and odd in all the best ways. I truly can’t imagine facing everything this career and world throw at me without him.”

Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic
Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic

He added, “I wrote ‘Last Rodeo’ as my wedding vows, and we snuck away to Sedona to say ‘I do.’” The song’s accompanying music video includes intimate clips from the wedding day itself, giving fans a peek into the emotional celebration.

Mac also shared that the proposal came earlier this year, in January, with a little help from a French bulldog named Pearl. Pfund gave him both an engagement ring and a new puppy after convincing him they couldn’t possibly get another dog. Once home, Pfund placed a special collar on Pearl and asked Mac to turn around. The collar read: “Will you marry me?”

Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic
Instagram: @leepfund @adammacmusic

“And then I cried. And then we kissed,” Mac told People, describing how overwhelmed and surprised he was in the moment. “I didn’t think the puppy was going to happen, and I certainly didn’t think it was going to lead to a proposal.”

The couple originally met at CMA Fest in 2017 and have been inseparable since. “We’re the weirdest f—— people,” Mac joked in an interview. “That’s what we love about each other. I feel so lucky to have found someone as weird as I am, because we are just obsessed with each other.”

Now married and sharing their story in both music and social media, Adam Mac and Lee Pfund are kicking off this new chapter with a whole lot of love, authenticity—and one very lucky Frenchie.

Libertarian Pundit Robby Soave Splits From Wife, Gets Engaged to a Man

Robby Soave, a libertarian journalist and co-host of The Hill’s Rising, is drawing attention after announcing his engagement to a man—less than a year after publicly celebrating his ninth wedding anniversary with his now ex-wife, Caroline “Carrie” Soave.

Instagram: @robbysoave8
Instagram: @robbysoave8

In a social media post from Taormina, Sicily, Soave shared the news: “Some personal news from my Sicily trip earlier this month, in case anyone missed it: I got engaged!”

He is engaged to Jie Jung Shih, a medical student at Georgetown University who is active in the LGBTQ+ community and previously volunteered at the Capital Pride Festival in Washington, D.C.

The couple reportedly met at a bar on U Street in D.C., with Soave later describing the moment as “love at first sight.”

Instagram: @robbysoave8
Instagram: @robbysoave8

The announcement came as a surprise to many followers, particularly those familiar with Soave’s long relationship with Carrie, whom he began dating in high school in the early 2000s. The two married in 2014 and were often seen at public events together in Washington.

As recently as October 2023, Soave posted glowing tributes to his wife on their anniversary trip to Italy, calling her “the most wonderful woman on earth.”

Instagram: @robbysoave8
Instagram: @robbysoave8

Since then, the pair appear to have parted ways. Carrie quietly relocated to Michigan in late 2023 to be closer to family and start a consulting business. She has not publicly commented on the separation or the engagement.

The response to Soave’s engagement has been mixed. While some colleagues and friends have expressed support, the announcement has also prompted a wave of backlash online, including homophobic comments from followers and figures on the political right.

Instagram: @robbysoave8
Instagram: @robbysoave8

Soave has not publicly responded to the criticism but has continued to share photos with his fiancé.

Though not affiliated with the MAGA movement, Soave is known for his libertarian views and regular appearances on Fox News. He has written extensively on issues related to civil liberties, education, and media bias, and was featured on Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list in 2016.

His engagement marks a notable shift in his public narrative—one that has drawn both scrutiny and support from across the political and social spectrum.

The Trailer for ‘The History of Sound’ Shows Tender Gay Love

The wait is over—Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor have officially dropped the first trailer for The History of Sound, and it’s every bit as intimate and haunting as fans of queer cinema had hoped.

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Instagram: @mubi

The trailer offers a dreamy, slow-burning glimpse into the emotional core of the film: the love story between David (Mescal) and Lionel (O’Connor), two young men who meet in 1917 as students at the Boston Music Conservatory and fall in love while on a journey to collect folk songs in post–World War I America.

Directed by Oliver Hermanus, the film blends period drama with poetic tenderness, and the trailer leans heavily into its queer romantic themes, showing scenes of soft laughter, tentative touches, and quiet mornings in bed—no dialogue needed.

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Instagram: @mubi

The cinematography is lush and muted, wrapping the characters in a gentle atmosphere that speaks volumes about what remains unsaid between two men navigating love in a time of repression and recovery.

The chemistry between Mescal and O’Connor is already being praised, and the trailer has sparked buzz across social media, especially among LGBTQ+ audiences hungry for nuanced gay love stories told with beauty and grace.

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Instagram: @mubi

The History of Sound had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year and was nominated for the Palme d’Or, with critics applauding both actors for their moving performances.

For Mescal, this marks another step into queer cinema following his acclaimed role in All of Us Strangers, while O’Connor brings back memories of his emotionally raw turn in God’s Own Country.

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Instagram: @mubi

Set for release on 12 September 2025, the film is based on a short story by Ben Shattuck and explores love, memory, and the music that binds generations together.

But for now, all eyes are on the trailer—which, in just two minutes, promises a story of queer love that is restrained, resonant, and impossible to forget.

David Geffen’s Divorce Drama: Ex-Husband Files Shocking Lawsuit

The high-profile split between music and media mogul David Geffen and his much younger ex-husband Donovan Michaels has taken a deeply scandalous turn, with a lawsuit that reads more like a Hollywood script than a legal filing.

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Instagram: @donovan_michaels

On Tuesday, Michaels, a 32-year-old former model and go-go dancer whose real name is David Armstrong, filed a bombshell complaint against the 82-year-old billionaire in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Michaels alleges that Geffen exploited him over the years in a deeply controlling relationship filled with manipulation, paid sex, emotional coercion, and even drug abuse.

According to the 33-page complaint, the pair met in 2016 through the controversial website SeekingArrangements.com, a platform often used for sugar daddy relationships.

Michaels claims Geffen paid him $10,000 for sex the first night they met, and that this transactional arrangement gradually evolved into a romantic relationship—at least on the surface.

Instagram: @donovan\_michaels
Instagram: @donovan_michaels

The complaint details how Michaels became Geffen’s so-called “trophy boy,” described in the filing as both a “private sexual object” and a “public prop” to impress the billionaire’s powerful circle.

In 2023, the couple tied the knot in a private ceremony, but the honeymoon was reportedly short-lived.

Michaels alleges that Geffen exerted excessive control over his life, forcing him to abandon his modeling career and independence in exchange for promises of lifelong partnership and financial support.

Instagram: @donovan\_michaels
Instagram: @donovan_michaels

He also claims Geffen obsessively micromanaged his appearance, requiring him to undergo painful laser treatments, dental procedures, and stay completely hairless.

“Daddy likes his twink smooooth,” the lawsuit grotesquely alleges Geffen once said.

Michaels says he was pressured into drug use to keep up with Geffen’s party lifestyle and eventually had to enter a 12-step recovery program.

Following their May 2024 split, which Geffen filed for citing irreconcilable differences, Michaels alleges Geffen refused to negotiate unless he fired his lawyers and even evicted him from their New York residence, effectively leaving him homeless and cut off financially.

The lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages and attorney’s fees, painting Geffen as a man who used wealth and power to control and exploit a much younger partner under the guise of love and support.

Geffen has not yet responded to the legal filing, but if the explosive accusations are any indication, this divorce is set to become one of the messiest—and most talked about—in queer celebrity history.

Stay tuned, because this Hollywood breakup is far from over.

Gay Teen Diving Stars Celebrate One-Year As Adorable Boyfriends

In a heartwarming celebration of love and athletic achievement, gay teen divers Max Linan and Matteo Santoro just marked their one-year anniversary as boyfriends—right before competing in the World Aquatics Championships.

Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo\_ @max.Inn
Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo_ @max.Inn

The couple, who are 19 and 18 respectively, shared their anniversary joy on social media with a sweet series of photos, including a candid shot of them holding hands under the table and sporting matching bracelets.

Max, representing Spain, and Matteo, diving for Italy, are set to compete in individual springboard events this month in Singapore, where the championships are taking place.

Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo\_ @max.Inn
Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo_ @max.Inn

Linan will compete in the 1-meter springboard, while Santoro is entered in the 3-meter, mixed 3-meter, and 10-meter team events.

Outside of the pool, the two are clearly making waves in another way—by being visible, affectionate, and confident in their relationship at a young age in the world of elite sports.

Santoro’s anniversary post earned 11 heart emojis from Matteo himself and even drew support from teammate Chiara Pellacani, who is also Matteo’s springboard synchro partner.

Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo\_ @max.Inn
Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo_ @max.Inn

Speaking to World Aquatics, Max confirmed the relationship and their identities as gay boyfriends, which only adds to their significance as young LGBTQ+ role models in the world of sports.

Both divers have impressive records in international competition.

Max has taken home two bronze medals at the Diving Grand Prix, while Matteo’s medal cabinet includes three golds at the World Junior Championships, two silvers and a bronze at the World Championships, a silver and bronze from the Diving World Cup, and a bronze from the European Championships.

Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo\_ @max.Inn
Max and Matteo. Instagram: @matteo.santoroo_ @max.Inn

Matteo was especially proud of his silver medal win in 2024 in the mixed synchro event with Pellacani at the world championships in Doha.

“It’s beautiful, this medal, it’s insane,” he told reporters.

“We are really good friends, almost like brother and sister. So it’s perfect.”

Though it remains to be seen whether Linan and Santoro will reach the towering heights of out diving legends like Greg Louganis, Tom Daley, or Matthew Mitcham, their presence and pride are already making a powerful splash.

In a sport with a rich history of queer visibility, the story of Max and Matteo stands out not just for their skill but for their courage, affection, and authenticity—setting the bar beautifully high for the next generation.