KYLIE MINOGUE – KYLIE CHRISTMAS
It’s a queer time in our Kylie’s career at the moment. While she’s been busy dallying with a multitude of new collaborators (Giorgio Moroder and Garibay) she still hasn’t managed to score a proper pop hit to propel her back into the charts. After the spectacular success of 2012’s sumptuous and slick The Abbey Road Sessions, Kylie flailed miserably with 2014’s Sia-produced Kiss Me Once pop album. So while a Christmas album might keep the fans happy (especially with six originals), what’s going to happen when January comes around? For now let’s just unwrap this festive cracker which features not only sister Dannii, but also Frank Sinatra (posthumously, obviously) and comedian/actor James Corde on a version of Yazoo’s 80s classic Only You (how this qualifies as a Christmas song is not clear). We suggest Ms Minogue reunite with ex-manager Terry Blamey and get her career back on track with some cracking good pop songs (Cathy Dennis, who wrote Can’t Get You Out Of My Head, come on down).
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DNA #191 is our Annual Swimwear Edition. Our cover model this month is Quinton Wynn. Check out his fun shoot with Hayden Su inside.
For more fellas, check out the guys of Luke Austin’s new Beau Book, we have a Fire Island fling with Brandon Cole Bailey, beach boy Cory Frederick hits the seashore with Jorge Rivas, tattooed model Vince Ramos poses for West Phillips and beach bear Risan works his magic with photographer Leo Castro.
There’s plenty of swimwear inside this issue. Check out the season’s hottest trends in our Swimwear Review of 2016.
Our Grooming Guru Will Fennell is back and this month with a focus on monogamy and coconuts, we take a look at Cate Blanchett’s new film Carol, check out exciting new travel bookazine Elska, Siki Daha chats to us about his new music, we’re on the search for a folk hero and see awarding winning play Buyer and Cellar.
For your serious reads, we meet a man who escaped certain death from ISIS and is now helping to save others from the brutality, check out indie flick Kiss Me Kill Me and how the 20th Century was influenced by Oscar Wilde and Robert Baden-Powell.
We also check out why being intimate is healthy for you, Josh Piterman is our Straight Mate, plus all our regular favourites including Boys Toys, Month in a Minute, Loving, Dear Diva and Burntoast.