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FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SPOSITO HAS PROVEN MANY TIMES ALREADY HE DOESN’T NEED A LOT OF INGREDIENTS TO CREATE FASCINATING AND INTRUIGING VISUAL STORIES. SO IF ALL HE HAS TO WORK WITH IS UNDERWEAR, LEATHER BOOTS, AND OLD RAIL ROAD AND SEXY MODEL OMAR, GUARANTEE THAT HE WILL COME UP WITH SOME GREAT WORK.

Over the past year we have presented you several examples of the colorful work by the hand of Eric Sposito. Who doesn’t remember the sexy Blueberry Bastien, or 19-years old Raining Man Amine. Eric, 24 years old, finds his inspiration in the work by his big examples David Lachapelle and Justin Monroe and it is true that his work shows that influence. But Eric has managed to give it his own signature, which can now be seen on his recently launched website EricSposito.com and of course still on his own blog Face of Fashion.

Being an ex-model himself – and not exactly unattractive – Eric understands perfectly how to capture his subject and has extended that knowledge from art photography also in the area of fashion. No wonder that he doesn’t need more then those few ingredients mentioned before to create yet another tasteful series of photos: Don’t Leave So Fast. –B-

From top to bottom: Underwear by Bruno Banani |  Underwear XTG Chain by Diesel | Bath towel by Hilfiger. Jeans Japan Rags | Bath towel by Hilfiger | Underwear by Bruno Banani | Accessory mask by G-Star. Beach wear by Julipet | Shoes by Doc Martens.

Styling Thimothée Malacaffe
Make Up Valérie Dumond
Model Omar – VIP Models

BeautifulMag archive for Eric Sposito: Baby Scally Alley | My Blueberry Light | Juicy Or Not? [BMC] | Raining Man.

ERIC SPOSITO | BEAUTIFUL

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Have you ever been in love? If you have, you probably will know what we are talking about when we mention that moment when lightning strikes. That irresistible urge to hold someone, feel his body close to you, having the feeling you want to be so close you are inside his body and spirit. And than there is the moment of the very first kiss, the moment when your lips touch and lock and you feel galaxies explode in your head. All reason seems to disappear and time stands still. We are not sure if that is the case in our cover story, but if not, those two boys sure knew how to bring it to live in front of David Vance’s camera. And those two boys are nobody less then Levi Poulter and Paul Francis. You could have read all about Levi in his Beautiful Interview, published here on November 4 of this year. It is funny because at the moment we decided to publish that interview, it seemed like Levi was in every photo submission we received. Hence you will see him in the Jason Rowan’s Return To Key West trilogy, that kicks of tomorrow, and, as said before, when he partners up with David and Paul for our cover story. Paul makes his debut on Beautiful with this story, and we will bring you more with and about this sexy man very soon.

Falling in love can also happen with places. Return To Key West. We mentioned it before. You might remember the successful Room 103 story we brought you in 2006. If you like that one, featuring Scott and Levi, than you better sit down for this one. Personally we recently fell in love with one of the hottest, funniest and most charming adult actors of the moment: Lucky Daniels. You met him during our 2008 SEX Edition, if not before, and next week we will show you one again what an absolute gorgeous man he is. So stay tuned and be prepared to loose your heart in the coming two weeks of BeautifulMag. –B-

Cover photo: David Vance.
Cover model: Paul Francis.

BEAUTIFUL | EVERYTHING THAT IS

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IF YOU ARE THE CLUBBING KIND OF GUY YOU PROBABLY ALREADY KNOW ALL THE RIGHT PLACES AND COOL DJ’S, SO WE HARDLY NEED TO HEED YOU WITH ANY ADVISE. BUT IF YOU ARE THE KIND OF GUY THAT LIKES TO MOVE AROUND AMONG HOT, SWEATING, ECSTATIC MEN, WE CAN STRONGLY RECOMMEND AN EVENING WHERE DJ SCOTTY THOMSON SPINS HIS RECORDS. GUARANTEE YOU FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.

With the face of an angle and a body that screams for sin, Scotty Thomson is without doubt one of these hot DJ’s that provokes many yearning looks and dirty thoughts. Scotty however prefers to focus on his biggest passion: music. He started spinning records in 1999 as, what he calls, an apartment DJ, but it wasn’t for long before he go discovered by John Blair and Beto Sutter, two of New York Cities biggest club promoters. They hired him and put him up in for happy hour in Manhattan’s hot spot XL. It might have been his hot presence, it might have been his good taste for music. What ever it was, after two nights as the happy hour DJ, Scotty was moved up to Thursday nights and soon after that he became the Sunday night resident DJ at the Chapel at the notorious NYC club Limelight. Here he made such an impact that his nights became known as Scotty T’s Chapel. Not too bad to have a room in one of the most famous clubs ever to be named after you after being only one month in business. It was the beginning of a success story.

So, we hear that you’re well known around the globe and have built a huge fan base with the young gay club goers - How did you become so popular and in such great demand?
Scotty: I think that the most important thing in my growing success is due to my conviction and determination to show people that there still are DJ’s who are artists. I have pushed myself to make my sets unique and interesting no matter how big or small the event.  People definitely take notice that I am constantly working in the DJ booth rather than playing songs back to back from a computer. I still spin 90% vinyl and I still find ways to excite the crowds with things other than the latest Britney remix. Beyond that, I’m always excited to play music for people and that come through in my sets. Being a nice guy can’t hurt either.

How would you define your sound? Do you spin sexy beats and vocals?
Scotty: I find myself getting bored very easily. In a selfish way, I strive to keep things interesting for my own entertainment. Luckily that personality trait has served me well, since my audience has taken notice. I have a fear of being “normal” and normal is to follow the status quo. With that in mind, the most dreadful thing for me to hear would be something like, “Scotty always plays x, y and z”. Yes, I do have some favorite songs, but I keep a mental note of how I play them, and what other tracks or snippets I play them with. Driving beats with a catchy hook are my favorite. I love to sample tracks, take loops and do lots of live remixing. You can always count a few classics mixed in as well.

As you know, the music industry is very competitive. Do you feel your looks have helped you land some gigs?
Scotty: As many gigs as it may have helped, I have also lost just as many. It’s not simply having looks that gets people gigs, but how they market themselves. I’ve worked really hard to get where I am, and to be honest, this issue has been quite a hindrance. It’s hard to get people to take me serious when they see pictures of me almost naked…yet, these are the same people who I’m flipping off, because it’s my way of saying, “I’ll do what’s in my heart, regardless of image.” I’m here to do what I love. Music is a passion and passion is what drives my sets. There have been countless “pretty DJ’s” who have come and gone, yet I have endured. That in itself is enough.

You have residencies in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Sydney. Do you ever hook up when traveling?
Scotty: Honestly, almost never. I am so easily distracted when I’m working that I’ve never met a guy while I was working. I have to explain to people that I’m usually the first person in the club and the last to leave. It’s not a time to socialize. On top of that, I usually only spend one day, maybe two in foreign cities.

What’s your secret to maintaining your great body?
Scotty: Well, I see maintaining my physique important in many ways. I find it very motivating to know that people expect to see the same person as in my publicity images.  In some ways it’s part of my job to live up to my reputation. Beyond that, I have always been very active in sports, so it’s hard for me to not want to go to the gym every day.

Is sex the key ingredient to keeping fit?
Scotty: Ha ha ha. It certainly helps. If I feel like I’m losing my physique, I also find my sex drive drops. When I’m in my best physical condition, I’m like a walking bag of hormones.

What type of guy makes your knees shake?
Scotty: OH GOD…that’s very hard to say. Abs and some muscle is usually a must

DJ’s today are like Hollywood royalty. Have you encountered any bizarre experiences with a fan?
Scotty: Not necessarily bizarre, but I do find that there are always freaky people trying to come into the DJ booth to make requests. I love freaky, creative, interesting people so it’s pretty hard to shock me.

How do you stay focused when hot guys throw themselves onto you constantly?
Scott: I wish that were the case.

Finally, what’s in store for Scotty Thomson in 2009?
Scotty: More international gigs. Watch for my first live mix CD in stores. Most important, you’ll be seeing some hot original productions with my name on them. -B-

Photography by Bruno Rand.
Interview by Len Evans.

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WHEN WINTER APPROACHES AND THE LEAFS FALL FROM THE TREES, ALL OF NATURE IS SLOWLY PREPARING ITSELF FOR A QUIET REST IN ORDER TO REGAIN ITS STRENGTH TO ONCE MORE OPEN UP AND EXPLODE IN RICH BLOSSOMS IN EARLY SPRING NEXT YEAR. ALL OF NATURE, EXCEPT RANDY CORONA.

Randy Corona was born twenty-one years ago in the Dominican Republic, but, like many of his people, he was raised in New York City. Part of his everyday lifestyle is staying in shape. He loves anything physical, and that includes sports, dancing and martial arts. No wonder you can find him in the gym often, or having a healthy meal. But regardless of his disciplined regime, he always finds time to have fun with his many friends.

Working out so much actually forced Randy to reduce quite some muscle mass and drop a lot of pounds once he had his mind set on trying to become a professional model and actor. Being very aware of the fact it won’t be an easy road to take, he is determined to bring something different in the American fashion and arts scene. For sure his recent cooperation with fashion heroes Nico & Adrian and the successful and energetic photographer-slash-body painter Ricardo Muñiz is already a very good step into the right direction.

It was this last artist who came with the unique concept of combining photography and body art into a tasteful late fall series. Dressed in nothing more then a leaf, Randy Corona turns into the embodiment of the ever changing nature, but instead of preparing for winter, Randy turns into a blossoming branch with colorful leafs, maturing into a trunk and finally taking solid root. If Randy looks anything remotely close to Adam, it isn’t hard to imagine why Eve couldn’t resist a little taste. Together with Ricardo Muñiz, Randy Corona creates his own Garden of Eden in Central Park, and it is clear he has planted his seed in order to harvest a beautiful modeling career. –B-

Photography/body paint: Ricardo Muñiz
Model: Randy Corona
Assistant: Passarinho




RICARDO MUNIZ | BEAUTIFUL

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TO REALIZE ONE’S DREAMS AND POTENTIAL IS NOT TIED TO THOSE THAT WALK
AWAY, BUT CONNECTED TO OUR INNER CHARISMA AND BELIEF IN SELF THAT WE
ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH TO FULFILL OUR WILDEST DREAMS. THIS IS SOMETHING
RECORDING ARTIST AND FITNESS MODEL BRYAN HAWN STRONGLY BELIEVES IN, AND
A GOLDEN RULE THAT MADE HIM REALIZE THE IMPOSSIBLE AND INSPIRE PEOPLE
ACROSS THE WORLD TO LIVE WITH PASSION AND AMBITION.

After winning a recording contract in a talent competition four years ago, Bryan Hawn
moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career in music. After a few months
of recording, the production company ran out of money. Without losing
sight of the goal, Bryan decided to fund the project himself and
release his album independently. To pay for production costs, Bryan
danced as a stripper in the gay clubs. With his charming sex appeal and
radiant personality, Bryan raised enough capital to launch his own
billboard campaign and release his inspiring album “More Than Enough”.
All of that was more than enough reason for us to look Bryan up and
have a little chat with him.

Bryan, a career in international pop music… You really didn’t choose the easiest way of living. How did you arrive here?
Bryan:
Ever since I was very young, I have always had a passion for music.
When I observed different lifestyles around me, I realized the happiest
people in life were not necessarily the wealthiest, but the individuals
that had connected with a career that they love and are passionate
about. What good is a six figure income job if you are miserable doing
it? If life is about finding joy, and sharing it with others, then
music with 100% clarity, became the undeniable path for my life. I
believe when people connect with the desires of their heart, the road
that appears to others as extremely difficult, becomes surprisingly
easy, and is actually not work at all.

You don’t make a secret of the fact that you worked as a gay
stripper in order to finance your first music production and ad
campaign…
Bryan: I think it’s a fascinating story, and I am very
proud of my hard work and determination to find a way to create my own
budget. There were also a couple essential contacts that I made working
in the clubs that have catapulted me forward and played a big part in
where I am today. It’s easy to try and fit people into a certain box
when you see them wearing next to nothing on stage. It could be even
considered taboo by some. I have found it very freeing to not base my
inner confidence on the approval of others. Certain people may be
critical of dancing on a bar in the midst of trying to pursue a music
career. I’ve realized that my destiny is not tied to my critics, but
guided by my intuitive sense of peace and joy. I’m proud of where I’ve
been, and excited about where I’m going.

Some people are born for the spotlights, and you seem to be one of
them. Can you tell us about your other activities besides being a
recording artist?
Bryan: I think we all have the capability to
shine in our own ways. One of my favorite quotes is by Marianne
Williamson: “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our
deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light,
not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to
be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous? Actually, who are you
not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small doesn’t serve the
world. There’s nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people
won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children
do. We are born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us.
It’s not just in some of us, it’s in everyone. And as we let our own
light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the
same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically
liberates others.”
It’s so brilliantly said. As far as other
activities, I love working out in the gym. Living in Miami Beach, I got
to stay on top of my game. Most of my time is spent on my piano or
writing a new song, but when I’m not in creative mode, I play
paddleball and volleyball with my friends on the sand.

Singing, acting, performing in stage musicals and posing for fashion photos… where lies your biggest passion?
Bryan:
My biggest passion is definitely singing because it gives me a medium
to connect with my listener and take them on an emotional journey. If I
can make somebody feel what I’m feeling, I then have the capacity to
inspire them and impact their life for the better. That’s the beauty of
art and I believe the definition of a true artist.

Bryan, you have an amazing body which reveals you must have a
strong passion for fitness and sports. What do you do to stay fit?
Bryan:
When I was young, I was very competitive in Junior Olympic Track and
Field. I travelled all over the nation competing and was ranked 3rd in
the nation in the 800M run when I was 12. Hard work ethic, excellent
diet, and pure discipline were instilled in me from a young age. Fitness has become such an amazing avenue in my life for stress
release, inner self-confidence, and clarity of mind. It’s such a great
alternative to so many destructive outlets that are offered. I’ve never
ever tried drugs, but I do get high on life more and more each day ?

You recently released an E-book, named The List. Can you tell us about this?
Bryan: The best way to learn more is on my site myspace.com/bryanhawn.
In a nut shell, it’s and e-book exposing the truth and secrets behind
the fitness model body. There are many people who spend 4-5 times a
week in the gym. Why do so few of them have the body to show for it?
Sometimes it’s not about working hard, it’s about working smart! It’s
about working with your body, understanding how it operates, and
leveraging that understanding to create that chiselled physique. My new
single “Beauty” is also available to everyone who gets a copy of The
List.

Do you have a boyfriend?
Bryan: No. I want something out of this world. I haven’t seen it yet, but I am confident that it will find me.

Physically, what are you looking for in a man?
Bryan: My
favorite actor is James Marsden. So if you look anything like him,
that’s a great start! Lol. I tend to like muscle boys. If you have a
big chest and a hot ass, you’ve probably caught my attention ?

And emotionally?
Brayn: Somebody who can light up an entire
room with just a smile, and at the same time make me feel like I’m the
only person in the room. A guy that’s not afraid to take risks and is
willing to put his heart on the line. A person who believes in the
best, but is capable of making it through the worst. Someone who
emanates love, and is not afraid of being loved.

What is next for Bryan Hawn?
Bryan: My music video “More Than
Enough” has recently topped the charts at #1 in the country on MTV
logo. I’m very excited about that and grateful to everyone who voted
for it. Currently working with Chris Willis (“Love is Gone”) on a new
dance track and constantly coming up with new creative ways to share my
music with the world.

Any advise for those who are trying to make it in showbusiness? 
Bryan:
The best advice that I can give is to not wait for somebody else to
believe in you. Believe in yourself! Have a clearly defined purpose of
what you want to do, be passionate about why you want to do it, and
have a burning desire to accomplish it, and the rest will figure itself
out. –B-