DNA Magazine DNA #98 Edición anterior

Do we have a bumper issue this month? Yes, we do! As excitement builds towards Mardi Gras in Sydney, the latest issue of DNA brings you highlights from last year’s parade and party, packed with a bevy of beautiful guys, great fashion, exciting articles and, well, more delicious guys.

Speaking of being well packed, let us introduce you to this month’s cover model, Chris Rockway. He’s famous for his performances on a certain website where he identifies as straight but makes a living from getting, er, busy with the other blokes. Late last year he told us he’d never want to be at the bottom of the pack - you get our drift - but just before Christmas he did! Twice. With two different blokes. (What a thoughtful Christmas gift!) So DNA caught up with him again to get all the details, and this issue he spills the beans!

After Kylie dropped by last issue (#97), Dannii made a surprise visit to DNA Manor this month, leaving us in stitches as she channelled Joan Collins, promised to bake us party pies for our 100th issue (coming up in May) and spoke about her plans to crack the US TV market.

We’re getting into gear for Mardi Gras with a competition to win tickets to comedic superstar Margaret Cho, a preview of the harbour party, Sol Y Luna, a raw and rugged exhibition of French surfers (sans swimmers!) and a self-defence lesson to keep you safe over the Gradi Mas season.

On a more serious note, we find out how crystal meth can destroy lives as a former ice addict shares with us a five-day drug binge that led to his ruin. We also meet Clive Barker, the spooky creator of Hellraiser, put on our detective hats to find out why the Australian adult entertainment industry isn’t up to scratch, and meet with Paul Freeman to discuss his new book, Bondi Road, which has nearly as many hot bodies in it as DNA! Nearly.