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Out Right Now Inside the Phenomenon of New Social Media Porn Platforms 17, 18 FEARLESS RICKEY THOMPSON AND THE NEW QUEER BLACK MALE CONTENTS NOVEMBER 2018 Foreground Features 9. THE NEXT REAL DEAL 48. TEN PLACES TO GO IN 201 Claire Foy: from Elizabeth to Lisbeth Our guide to this season’s hottest destinations 12-16. THE AGENDA Everything in pop culture you 54. INCHING TO STARDOM should be talking about right now Inside the phenomenon of new social media porn platforms 17, 18. TRENDING like OnlyFans Posh purses and protective parkas 60. POP GOES KIM PETRAS 23. GROOMING The budding diva’s escapist This is the rhythm of the night. pop sells an irresistible fantasy, but what’s the reality 24. KITCHEN 411 behind the bops? Oakland’s diverse restaurant scene 68. YOUNG, LOUD, AND FREE 25. LIQUIDITY Social media sensation Vodka’s new shelf life Rickey Thompson is a stylish and joyous face of a new 26. WELLNESS movement of outspoken queer Is yoga just masking your pain? black men. 27. THE GETAWAY 80. NO INTERMISSION Late Birds is Lisbon’s all-gay hotel. Playwright and actor Jeremy O. Harris might be the tireless 28. PLAYGROUND queer black savior the theater There’s a spot for everyone world needs. at Mexico City’s Pervert. Orbit Symposium 85. Queen 101 31. THE MANY FIBERS OF BEING As Bohemian Rhapsody Artist Jefrey Gibson rejoices in merging his struts into theaters, we queer and Native American identities. serve up a beginner’s quide to the band that’s 34. EMERGENCY CONTACT penetrated our culture Comedian Lane Moore gets brutally honest. for decades. 35. EXPRESS MALE ORDER What your undies say about you DEPARTMENTS 36. PERSONAL IS POLITICAL 0 6. Contributors The reality for queer people living in Serbia Kim Petras photographed by and Feedback Martin Schoeller. 88. Store Info 42. BLACK, BROWN, AND GAY Styling by Matthew Mazur How Mary Washington flipped the script in Dress by Adam Selman. 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