New Lurid Dig & Gay Top Model 2010 update

A regular Lurid Digs reader stopped me on Davie Street last weekend and congratulated me for joining the Digs panel. That’s how popular that site is, people! SHAZAAM! The gays like it and I’m all for giving you a heads up here when my posts are going up there…jesus that was a weird sentence. Over here! Over there!

My latest posting is “Gandalf’s Lair” – enjoy it. And take a close look at those freaky dolls. Shit girl!

In other news, Vancouver’s Next Gay Top Model is back for it’s next latest and greatest incarnation. The 2010 edition may just turn out to be as popular as a late-night steamie from that new poutine restaurant on Davie St. Auditions are this Saturday. For more information, check out this release below:

GAY TOP MODEL 2010 IS HERE

CHARLIE DAVID
COVERBOY AWARD:

Actor/Writer Charlie David will award one of the Gay Top Model 2010 finalists with the
cover of his upcoming novel, Shadowlands (to be released Fall 2010). www.charliedavid.com

BON BON BODYWEAR
UNDERWEAR CHALLENGE WINNER

One of the Gay Top Model 2010 lucky finalists will
have the chance to win a photoshoot with the bon bon team and become the
face/body of the company for an advertising campaign in the 2010 season. www.mybonbonworld.com

LOV MAGAZINE
PUBLISHING AWARD

One of the Gay Top Model 2010 finalists will have a
chance to be showcased in the pages of April edition of LOV Magazine,
photographed by TJ Ngan. www.lovmag.com

GAY TOP MODEL 2010
TITLE HOLDER

Amongst all the challenges, work with our official
photographer Nicholas Jang, a wardrobe challenge with Nancy Black Designs where he chooses to keep the outfit of his
choice, and of course the overall voting, one lucky individual will be awarded
the title of GAY TOP MODEL 2010. Prizes and services worth well over $50,000
include a 2-year model agency contract with I
Model Management, a trip to Jackson-Mississippi-USA to represent Canada
at Mr. International Competition, a
Whistler getaway courtesy gaywhistler.com,

 

the cover of V-Rag Magazine, a
showcase in Afoot Magazine, and a
complete retreat package from pHresh Spa
+ Wellness.

All GAY TOP MODEL 2010 finalists receive an experience of a
lifetime, or “best time ever” as the original Gay Top Model winner, Aaron
Ursacki, puts it! Amongst the workshops and rehearsals and being a part of the
most exciting spectacle show (April 1st at Celebrities Nightclub),
all finalists receive underwear from bon
bon bodywear, a showcase spread in V-Rag
Magazine, pHresh Spa + Wellness
gift, Steamworks Sauna package, and
they get to experience the theatre and socialize at the opening night for
BASH’D: A GAY RAP OPERA at The Cultch,
Vancouver’s historical theatre.

AUDITIONS: to be a part of “the most fun event in a
long time to capture Vancouver’s imagination” according to
celebrityblogblog, and work with “a consummate showman of the
Barnum-and-Bailey’s variety”, according
to XtraWest, all in support of the most amazing charity, Friends for Life
Society, visit www.gaytopmodel.com
The first workshop and auditions day is this Saturday, January 23rd.
You must sign up in order to receive all detailed information. Are you
Canadian, male, 19+ (as of April 1st, 2010) and identify as gay/bisexual? Send
an email with your contact details and a recent photo to info@mirateca.com – that’s it!

No experience necessary. http://www.gaytopmodel.com

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