Miguel Temon's brother

Miguel Temon once mentioned in an interview that he stumbled onto a video of his brother fucking a guy and though he didn't think of him as gay or knew of him making videos that it didn't much surprise him because he knew how much his brother just liked to fuck.  So here's the video to which I believe he was referring, unless it's Miguel trying to disguise himself with a ski cap.  Either way, it's a good video and the link is just below.  It looks like it was shot in Mexico City.

https://www.xvideos.com/video8061197/the_customer_what_he_wants?pl=18003241&plname=gay_chile

A Couple of Pencil Drawings by Dale Wittig

Two Portrait Drawings, the first of Sebastian Brecht, dated 4 May 2018, and the other of my sister, Karen Lank, dated 19 April 2018, pencil & hairspray on paper.  The portrait of Karen was made in Mansfield Connecticut around the time of her Memorial Service.  It’s based on a photo of her at a breakfast in Glover VT seven years earlier.  The portrait of Sebastian was made here in San Francisco based on a couple of photos I shot of him in his shop in NYC a couple of months ago.

PARIS, MAI 68

 Beneath the paving stones, the beach.

 

Fifty years ago the revolution of May 68 was underway in Paris, led by students and workers and even a few filmmakers, philosophers and historians, like Guy Debord, René Viénet and Raoul Vaneigem (though Vaneigem was said to be on vacation at the time.)

Be realistic, demand the impossible.

Jermaine Jackson’s Pin Up Phase

Los Angeles CA
circa 1972 
photographed by Jim Britt 
and others

Karen Lank's Ashes

Spreading my sister’s Ashes, 22 April 2018, Coney Rock, Mansfield CT, with her four sons, Wesley Lank, Nathaniel Lucas, Elijah Lank & Noah Lank.

Pamela Gidley (1965 - 2018)

as Teresa Banks 
in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me 
David Lynch 
Snoqualmie WA & Los Angeles CA 1992

Gidley had only one memorable role that I know of, though her professional credits were certainly substantial.  Fortunately that one particular role was, as Lynch might say, a good one (and in one of my truly favorite films.)    RIP