Davi Costa, Os Gêmeos, Adam Lambert, Shakira, And New Moon

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  • Model Davi Costa does Pref Mag.
  • Thiago Santos and Reinaldo Berthoti in GQ China.
  • 800,000 people celebrated Gay Pride last weekend in Salvador.
  • Vertigem, the biggest national exhibit to date on the work of Os Gêmeos, is now open at FAAP's Museum in São Paulo. It runs until December 13, so there is no excuse to miss it.
  • This is how Brazilian hipsters do it: view pictures of another edition of the Buati party in Rio.
  • Glam is back: a first look at Adam Lambert's album cover.
  • Shakira graces the cover of Rolling Stone.
  • Go behind-the-scenes at the C&A summer campaign with Isabeli Fontana and Felipe Hulse.
  • Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart will be landing in the country on November 1st to promote New Moon.
  • Models Ana Claudia Michels, Fabiana Semprebom, Lais Oliveira, and Luciana Curtis are hosting a benefit tomorrow night at Pink Elephant in New York on behalf of Friends of Renascer, a non-profit organization helping children and families living below poverty line in Brazil. Tickets are $50, and items from Osklen and H. Stern will be auctioned.

Oi Fashion Rocks, Fasano Salvador, Marc Jacobs, And Caroline Trentini

Luana Teifke, Ricky Martin In Bahia, And Grace Jones At Fashion Rocks

Salvador Is Getting A Brand New Gay Club

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A new nightclub is opening tomorrow night in Salvador. Located in a three-story building in the prestigious Rio Vermelho neighborhood, San Sebastian Salvador is destined to quickly become the top club in the city, with a lighting and sound system developed by the same company responsible for São Paulo's The Week and D-Edge, a lounge, a VIP area, and views of the water around the dancefloor.

The gay parties will take place on Saturdays and will be called Blessed Night. For the opening tomorrow, DJs Eric Cullemberg and Felipe Lira will be spinning along with the club's resident DJ Anne Louise. "We want to put Salvador on the schedule of all the biggest DJs in the country, and also be able to export  our local DJs to other cities," said José Augusto Vasconcelos, partner in the club. Sounds promising.

Make sure to check out San Sebastian Salvador and send me more pictures if you happen to travel to Bahia anytime soon.

Hell & Heaven: A New Circuit Party Will Take Over Bahia In November

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If you were looking for an excuse to flee the country during Thanksgiving, get your passport ready and look no further: a three-day electronic music festival (a.k.a. a circuit party) will take place at Costa do Sauípe in Bahia from November 20 to November 22.

Hell & Heaven will be the first gay circuit event held at a resort in the country. Expect a masquerade ball, a pool party, a beach party, and a pretty major line up of DJs, including Brazilians Rodrigo Patrício, Renato Ratier, Paulo Ciotti, João Neto, Felipe Lira, and Ana Paula, as well as international attractions Pablo Thomas, Wayne G, and Abel.

Tickets for the event are already on sale, and prices range from R$613 to R$1,232, including accommodations and a passport to all the parties. For more information, visit New Line Tour and Costa do Sauípe.

SPFW, Colette, Gracie And Ana Beatriz Go Topless, And Anti-Gay Crimes

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    Watch the V.Rom Spring 2010 show at São Paulo Fashion Week.
  • Celebrating the year of France in Brazil, Colette is opening a pop-up store this afternoon at SPFW. 
  • Fashionologie has unveiled tons of pictures of topless models from the upcoming 2010 Pirelli calendar shot in Bahia by Terry Richardson. (NSFW)
  • Alessandra Ambrósio takes her baby Anja for a stroll in New York.
  • This is my favorite editorial from the latest issue of L'Officiel Hommes.
  • Avalon by Leon Mark at the Contributing Editor
  • André Depizol by Eric Sposito.
  • It is all about the hairy chest: Ryan Reynolds sizzles on the cover of Entertainment Weekly.
  • In case you haven't had enough of Jesus Luz this week, here are more pictures of him in Argentina.
  • I am sad to report that Marcelo Campos Barros, the 35-year-old man which was attacked in downtown São Paulo last Sunday during Gay Pride, was confirmed brain dead yesterday. Barros did not attend the parade, and the police is still investigating the case. The São Paulo LGBT Pride Association has released an official statement today demanding "a thorough investigation of the violent crimes which took place on Sunday in order to bring their perpetrators to justice." The Association has schedule a protest against homophobia for this Saturday, June 20, at Avenida Dr. Vieira de Carvalho, where a homemade bomb was thrown from a building last Sunday, leaving several people injured.
  • Another Pride-related incident not yet reported by newspapers: a young man was brutally beat up by a transvestite and 5 men inside downtown gay nightclub Cantho after the parade last Sunday.

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