DNA Magazine

Super sexy Josh Moore is on the cover and, after ten years in the business, the king of content is nowhere near done. In our cover interview, he explains why he chose porn over modelling or acting, how the old studios left him broke, and how fan sites let him cut out the middleman and build one of OF’s top-ranked accounts. Now he and business partner JJ Aussie have launched Crush House, a reality series that drops ten hot gay content creators into a Mexican resort to compete, scheme and vote each other off. Think Survivor with better eye candy.

This issue’s long read, Hypocrites, examines the US politicians who have spent their careers voting against LGBTQIA+ rights while secretly pursuing sex with other men.

We also rewrite the relationship rulebook. Simon and Rob have been together 20 years, no longer sleep together, and have “never been closer”. We hear how couples keep an open sex life from derailing a solid partnership.

Elsewhere, opera’s Daniel Macey wants his butt on stage asap, the Briefs boys mark 18 years in six-inch heels, gay men explain how they became fathers, and Santilatino shares his philosophy: be curious, be brave, be authentic. We’re at London’s As One In The Park festival, and we preview Tender Boy, a new feature film about a rising footballer torn between his career and the man he loves.

Portfolios: Mr Deepvoice gets sporty with QAndrew Photography, and Eli Shaw enjoys a quiet night in with Hoang Le.

Plus there’s new music from Troye Sivan, Keiynan Lonsdale and Pet Shop Boys, Dalliance on screen, Phil Melanson’s novel Florenza, gay ghosts in The Debrief, Burnttoast and The Last Word from La Ronde acrobat and cabaret artist Adam Malone.