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  photo courtesy of spotify.com It's Pride Month so it is a great time for everyone to share their coming out stories, be proud of who they are, or just show support for the LGBTQ community, however it affects them. Dean McDermott is coming out with his first homosexual experience but why now and for what purpose? Tori Spelling's controversial other half was chatting with comedian Jay Mohr, who was a guest on McDermotts 'Daddy Issues' podcast when Dean shared both he and Mohr both performed oral sex on their friend when they were all of 10. "We both blew our friend when we were younger. I found this out after seeing Jay's set at The Dime."     It just so happened they were the same age when they had this moment and the story gave McDermott, 52 the courage to go speak to Mohr after his show. This is the only male encounter we know of though it is no secret McDermott has not been faithful to Spelling throughout their marriage. The two share five chi...

When Rusty Gear released his debut EP, Happy Ending , it was anybody's guess where his catchy hooks and southern charm would take him. A tight band, passion for fishing, and the only thing left you can say to a woman without offending her, Dibba Dibba helped to make up a fun foray into trucker-country. The lead single, Jake Brakes, featured a female hook within the chorus leaving you randomly blurting out "Jake Jake Jake, put on your brakes, brakes, brakes..." Accompanied by legal cover hits from the likes of Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones , Happy Ending has allowed Rusty Gear to move into one of the most beautiful ballads on 2018, the perfect wedding song, in Three Ice Cubes' opinion.  With Wondering Why , a collaboration with Lydia Miller , such powerful lyrics, heartbreak, and crazy love exude through the female voice. It is absolutely thrilling to have watched the evolution of Rusty and now, it's getting even better as we are learning that the vi...

photo courtesy of Sarah Hawkyard's Twitter We love rare and new treasures and we are pretty sure we have found that in musician Sarah Hawkyard . Originally from England, she was able to hone her hauntingly amazing gift in Austria and it is only recently that she has gone on a more solo route. Her songs are very nineties Ani DiFranco fun, making you want to put the windows down and just drive, grab some friends and go. Almost every song, especially "Mind the Gap," is sure to remind you of the opening to a romantic comedy or blockbuster chick flick and I love that. You can check her music out on YouTube, Spotify, and head over to www.sarahhawkyard.com for even more info about this rising star! I cannot wait to see where she goes next! All aboard for this killer ride!