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Shiny hair :3 More in his photostream~

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A religious costume at Mardid Pride - photo: kat wojcik@flickr.com

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Bravo, Germanys most popular teen magazine, features an interview with a boy and a girl about their hopes, sex & love in every issue – alongside with a photo. Do you have more of them? Mail me and I’ll publish them here.

    

    

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Lovely Boots. And cute how his friend on the left got a necklace too, I guess he felt underdressed.
I made this photo when I sat in the grass with Soja and had a veggie-burger with some white cocoa ^^,

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In January 2004, while the French government was debating banning religious and political symbols from schools, Catherine Balet began taking pictures of signs, labels, codes and icons that have social and aesthetic significance in the teenage world. As she extended that project from Paris to London, Berlin, Barcelona and Milan, it quickly became a record of the dress codes in European schools, a reference work on tribal subdivisions there. Teenagers in their struggle for identity and self-esteem, troubled by an urgent desire to be different, usually adopt the codes of a group, often inspired by music trends and always tweaked by circumstance, conscious individuation or both. In each city, Balet discovered the same music, fashion, brands, bands and labels. Only the details differed, reflecting the complexity of the history of each country or the influence of its migrant populations. In London and Barcelona, where the uniform is a school institution, details are all that students have by which to define themselves: Balet captures the way’s in which these students customize their outfits. Her large, richly descriptive portraits, set in the street, combine documentary style with poetic sensibility, capturing the complex mix of youth and age inherent to adolescence, its fragility and determination, and the era’s new mix of global homogenization and local individuation.

    

    

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Hey! I’m Severin, 14 years old and from Kaufbeuren, a little village near Augsburg [Bavaria, Germany].
Well I’d like to try telling you about my coming-out, that’s not easy for me at all.

It’s been about 3 years ago, I wasn’t just yet 12 and have had two “kindergarten girlfriends” so far.
After them a long and eventfully time began…

My mother and my father were both at the hospital, one after the other,  and fought for their future.
I’ve been thinking a lot and got to know me.  When a friend invited me to a barbecue, everything started off. It was Roman who was there too. We spend the whole evening together and hat a lot of fun. For the following days I couldn’t think about anything but himand met him in school a lot. I really had a crush on him. I came out due to this to my best friend and some classmates, what went really well and encouraged me.

Some weeks later I registered in a gay chat and got to know a cute guy I chatted a long time with. He finally succeeded to conquer my heart that belonged to Roman till then. After out first date I was certain and wanted nothing to stand between us and our relation. That’s why I started coming out “completly”. I came out to my family at my 12th birthday at the beginning of summerholidays. At that time nobody took me and that for real, I’ve been the small, thin boy for them.

I tried again during our vacation in Austria and this time they listened! Still in the summer holidays my parents invited my recently gained friend who I wasn’t able to see until then. My parents got to know him and immediatly took him in their hearts. On the last weekend before school started over I visited him in Regensburg to see his home. Back in school I started totally different, was open about my homosexuality and didn’t get any negative reactions! So I was finally completly “out” and head over heels in love with my boyfriend - which whom I’m still together…

Translation by Jay. The original text (German) with more photos can be found here. Thanks for the link Kollio :)

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…if Bill & Tokio Hotel say so :o)


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Naughty Billy Boy xD

 rough translation:

Moerator: The last headline. "Tokio Hotel was partying at a pornparty!"
Bill: Ahhh! Who was it? That wasn’t me!
Tom (reads it): Oh my god!
Bill: Oh my god! I’ve never seen something like that and I don’t want to either! I can’t even look at it! [you don't want to see girls eh? /josh]
Moderator: Did you party there?
Bill: Yes… No. We didn’t know that it was a pornparty.
Moderator: But you noticed after a while.
Bill: Yeah. But, I’ve to say, the women they…
Moderator: They weren’t there?
Bill: They were there, but I didn’t see them. The club was completely full and we sat at the back.
Moderator: You want to comlpain that you couldn’t see anything?
Bill: No, no, no… Samy Deluxe had a performance there and we went for that. Tom is a fan of him. But that there were this women, dancing like that… so what!
Moderator: So you’ll go back to take a better look

 

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Don’t get me wrong: I hate my look, I wouldn’t call myself a milkboy xD But maybe some of you would like to know how the guy looks like who’s making milkboys for you ^^,  I look kinda dumb on this one (close your mouth if you take photos of yourself!), my hair is wet and the quality is bad cause I used a camera phone but well…

 

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Punish Me, aptly photographed in rich black and white, is a deftly made German film that raises as many questions as disturbing thoughts, a film that in every definition is a film noir - and a superb one at that. Writer Susanne Billig and director Angelina Maccarone have concocted a tale of disparate matching between a 50-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy, a relationship that builds on sadomasochism as a means of filling voids in each character. The story could easily have become ’sensational’ in less sensitive hands, but here, with the sound help of a superb and wholly credible cast, it asks us to examine the extremes to which people will go to feel complete.

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Den meisten ist Robert Stadlober sicherlich aus Sommersturm oder Crazy bekannt. Ich fand ihn in beiden nicht so klasse - zumal er jeweils von einem anderen Darsteller in den Schatten gestellt wurde :p (In Sommersturm Kostja Ullmann und in Crazy Tom Schilling). Wirklich rührend war er aber in Engel & Joe :) Das Bild ist vom Cover des aktuellen Hörverlag-Magazins. Ich hab ihn erst auf den zweiten Blick erkannt weil ich lange kein aktuelles Bild mehr von ihm gesehen hatte… aber offensichtlich hat er sich nicht zu seinem Nachteil entwickelt.

Robert Stadlober

Filmposter von Sommersturm, Engel & Joe, Crazy

Crazy


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Constantin von Jascheroff

Die meisten dürften - im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes - schon mal von Conna gehört haben - er war nämlich die deutsche Synchronstimme von Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode I und was einen Freund von mir besonders interessieren dürfte: von Sora in Kingdom Hearts ;) Aber nicht nur das Synchronsprechen (sein Vater war die Stimme von Micky Maus! xD), sondern auch das Schauspielen liegt bei den Jascheroffs in der Familie… …kennen und lieben gelernt habe ich ihn in Jargo. Der Film ist zwar nur durchschnittliche deutsche Kinokost aber Conna in traditioneller arabischer Kleidung oder beim Farbenwundersex hilft doch mehr als gut über eine wenig innovative Storyline hinweg ;o)

 FarbenWunderSex in Jargo

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