DNA #108

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PREVIEW / BUY DIGITAL EDITION – DNA #108

FEATURES

FROM THE EDITOR Why gay celebrities are so important.

SCOTT MATTHEW Ex-pat Aussie’s Shortbus success.

GRACE JONES Hurricane Grace hits Australia.

NEW YEAR’S EVE Things to do on the most hyped night of the year. 2008

RECAP What went down during the gayest year ever.

JAY BRANNAN How the internet saved him from obscurity.

MIDSUMMA Our picks of Melbourne’s queer festival.

MADONNA DNA’s exclusive post-divorce interview.

WILLIAM BAKER Kylie’s stylist’s hot swimwear and undie range.

JESSE ARCHER A Four Letter Word star on why he has to sell sex. A

NGLICAN SPLIT Why sexuality is threatening the Church’s future.

ROME The secret gay life of the stauchly conservative city.

SILENT STARS Gaydoings of the first true screen queens.

THE BEST THINGSTravel destinations that make life worth living.

NEW YORK HOTELS We sleep our way to the top of the finest.

QUEENSLAND The beauty and beasts of the Tropical North.

GAY SKI WEEK In Queenstown with powder and poofs.

STOCKHOLMAround the town that spawned ABBA.

STRAIGHT SEX Guys who get their mates to swap teams.

FASHION

ROME AWAY FROM HOME Escape the sensory overload of Rome and head for the hills where waterfalls, forests and handsome Italians wait to be discovered. Photography by Roberto Chiovitti.

YOUNG AMERICAN Photography by Nate Jensen.

REGULARS

BURNTTOAST DNA readers give as good as they take.

MUSIC Dido, Katie Noonan, DNA Music Awards 2008.

GAY DAD Surrogacy options are popping up all over the world.

BOOKS The latest queer reads and dirty books reviewed.

FITNESS Getting results requires patience and determination.

FASHION Baskit bring the fun to underwear.

GROOMING Will gets his Dolly Doctor on to answer your questions.

GADGETRY Head into the new year singing with these audio ideas.

STRAIGHT MATE Ex-pat soap stud Justin Melvey returns to

Oz. RADAR The must-have products of the moment.

DVD Another Gay Sequel, Bruce LaBruce Collection.

HISTORIC HOMOS A new column on gays who have made a mark. We start with Harvey Milk.