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Philippe Sly as Don Giovanni as Aix-en-Provence Barihunk Phillipe Sly is a particularly sexy (and scantily clad) Don Giovanni in Mozart...

Randal Turner Randal Turner, who recently had a successful run as Ned Keene in Britten's P eter Grimes at the Theatre Koblenz, is ...

Franco Pomponi & Sylvie Brunet-Grupposo Readers may recall the post about Stéphane Degout's nude scene in the title role of Oliv...

We love when a post about a barihunk begets more barihunks, which is what happened when we ran a feature on Peter Bording's run...

Fire Island is known more for its circuit parties booming with house music, rather than presenting high culture, but that will all change...

Ramin Karimloo Theater producer Cameron Mackintosh announced today that popular singer Ramin Karimloo will extend his run playing ‘Je...

Actual Cover of Barihunks 2012 Calendar People visit Barihunks for a variety of reasons, mostly to see some hot baritones showing off th...

Nicholas Nelson Seven months ago we introduced readers to Minnesota native Nicholas Nelson and his sexy abs. He was performing at the C...

Garbriel Bermudez almost shirtless In terms of hits, Gabriel Bermudez remains the runaway favorite singer on this site. He still generate...

Hot off of YouTube, here is Nmon Ford's amazingly hot Attila from Macerata. If you'r impatient, the Ford shows up at about the 2:18...

Our post about Luca Dall'Amico led one of our readers to alert us to another very sexy performance at the Sferesterio Festival in Mac...

The posts of Gabriel Bermudez and Troy Cook taking "full monty" showers in a production of Poulenc's "Les mamelles de T...

Barihunk Keith Miller, who used to play football for the Colorado Buffaloes (aka Buffs), is starting to become a regular on the Metropolitan...

[Photo by Ellen Appel; Click to enlarge] Super sexy Daniel Okulitch is back and to our great delight, showing lots of skin. We're not su...

Thankfully, this video of Christopher Maltman singing Tobias Picker's " Thérèse Raquin " leaves very little to the imagination...