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Gonzalo Guerechit Ratti is 28-years-old and lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He asked his buddies Andy and Wario, who have been together for a year-and-a-half now, to be his guinea pigs for testing his new 400w flash with soft, transparent umbrella.

Salut! BUTT's on spring break in Marrakech... We saw this door depicting what can only be alluding to double penetration, but alas there were no homos inside.

That's Julian, 30-year-old French-speaking Swiss guy from Geneva. He and António had a summer fling last year which seemed like the right time for António to take his Super 8 camera out and start filming. This is just a clip from António's ten minute short 'Julian', playing this weekend at the IndieLisboa Independent Film Festival in Portugal.

Tomorrow, BUTT fans in New York City will want to check out the first solo exhibition in that city by David Benjamin Sherry. You may recall, David shot Salem for BUTT 25, and psychic vagabond Jonah for the cover of BUTT's 2012 calendar. The above image features a kind of peek-a-boo penis setup, not unlike the photo of Jonah's flaccid cock featured in the month of January.

One day, Mike popped over to Sebastian's for dinner and got more than he bargained for. Maybe it was that he showed up in a skin-tight pair of black pants which really accentuated his girthy, uncut cock. When Sebastian saw it hanging there, he couldn't help himself and 'greeted him with a cock grab'.

That's polio survivor and transvestite, Goddess Bunny, doing lip-synching duties on this debut video for 'The Golden One' from Berlin-based supergroup Tenderloin. Gender benders in Berlin will want to check out their first live gig this Saturday, 21 April at Camp/Anti-Camp: A Queer Guide to Everyday Life, a three day interrogation of 'camp discourse' in the form of a mini-festival.

Erik from Milwaukee, Wisconsin writes: 'My boyfriend Scully loves to jack off on film. We met when I was working for Footlocker in a small rural town in Wisconsin six years ago...'

It was love at first sight for this twink aficionado... Which is odd because 23-year-old Matthieu Charneau's angelic face is covered in fuzz, and I despise facial hair. I was determined to meet him, and I eventually did this past Valentine’s Day at the Hotel Beau Champs in a Paris. Not only is he handsome, he’s also brave, charming, funny, talented and smart. During our photo session, I asked Matthieu to shave — something he had not done in over four years! I immediately realized what I had known all along: underneath that scruffy beard, there was a twink ready to break free.

This creepy YouTube clip depicting mommy's little invasion of privacy is just one of a mishmash of post-post-gay clips to be shown at 'Caught in the Act,' an evening of video screenings curated by contributor Stuart Comer as part of the Fringe Film Fest in London this weekend. Readers will recall the program he created for BUTT at Tate Modern back in 2006.

Greetings from the Isle of Palms, a quaint beach resort just about a half hour outside of Charleston, South Carolina. Apparently the location on the Eastern seaboard of America inspires some serious romance. This photo, which was a kind of 'From Here to Eternity' moment for the two shameless lovers, was taken at approximately 3 AM in the morning.

Ever since the best night in East London — R.I.P. Macho City at Joiner's Arms — shut down, BUTT's been at a loss for what to do with itself on any given Thursday night in Shoreditch. Then Jonny Woo's totally local and hands-on approach to promoting his new night caught our eye. The British love a good singalong, especially after a few pints.

23-year-old Matthieu Charneau from Paris, France recently found himself in the same hotel room as Luis Venegas, admirable magazine maker from Madrid, España. One thing led to another, and soon the actor slash model was taking a bubble bath and pulling faces for Luis' camera.

There were hot flashes all around the office this morning when this image of Christopher landed in our inbox. Seen here hanging out among some tropical plants, he's just one of many bewhiskered fellas featured in Alex Klesta's 'Manifesto' exhibition at Galerie ArtMenParis which runs til the end of March.

A child of the sixties, filmmaker David Weissman is disarming, genuine, and I would even say a bit magical. His documentary about the emergence of AIDS in San Francisco, We Were Here, comes across as a love letter, rather than a history lesson. With the film being shown as part of the Amsterdam Roze Filmdagen, we spoke about his weakness for stoic Northern European guys, the safest way to do mushrooms, and how, more than anything, gay men need to speak with each other more.

Each morning when Davy leaves his boyfriend's flat in Newington Green in north London, he has to chuckle at the sight of the Gay House. He likes to imagine the people living there as 'a mix of aging East End Brits and hot scallies wearing Nike.'

Photographer Russ from Oakland, California just assumed Moroccan Amine was straight. They'd chat while lunch was being put together at his older brother's cafe down the street from Russ's studio. Russ was intrigued by his soft demeanor and bubble butt — Amine played soccer and sometimes wore shorts or sweatpants to work — so he asked if he'd be interested in being photographed.

This hairy chest labia is one of a handful of intriguing photos shared on BUTT's Facebook page over the last year. It was taken last summer in Vienna at this place called Kuchenloch (which translates as 'pie hole'), a kind of project space dedicated to cake. Both the hairy chested, half-Italian half-Austrian Alex and his buddy Rene love holes.

Originally used by Jop van Bennekom for a subscription card insert in BUTT #11, the two interlocking male gender symbols are back for the super empowering month of March. Even in 2004, online Buttheads could enjoy 'Butthead dating' (it was introduced in 2003 actually), but the idea of CLUB BUTT was more a free-floating concept than an actual page then. Not yet a Butthead? Join the club here.

We're guessing this go-go dancer from BUTT's Valentine's bash was just going to wear his Papi jockstap and nothing else, but then his BF was like, 'You're not leaving the house like that!' More memorable moments on the events page.

James Graham is an American dancer and choreographer in and out of Israel since 2008. That summer, he spent a few days in Petra, Jordan where he made this video. He hiked there in the early morning, set up his camera, and just started improvising. By 8 AM, it was 100°F.