Gay host
Maybe Accepting Guests
I live in Amsterdam center.
I like to encounter friends, walking, cycling and movies.
I am gay and only host gay male guys. That is what I feel most easy with.
If you are not openly gay, and don't want a reference, I won't give you one. Your secret is safe. That is also the reason I hold few references so far.
Please let me understand in your request if you are gay. If you don't, I will probably decline your request.
My apartment just one huge room, and I detect hosting two people too much, so I only host people travelling alone.
There seems something untrue with the Couchsurfing calendar function. I am not using that at all. Still some periods seems to be blocked, while I am available, so don't let that halt you from contacting me.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I united Couchsurfing because I heard it's cool way of getting to know novel people, and I already hosted some very agreeable guys.
I have travelled in Asia and liked it a lot and enjoy to go there again. If you are from Asia, that is a plus.
Interests
- cooking
- running
- traveling
- gay
- lgbt
- asian food
- gayfriendly
Music, Movies, and Books
Some movies : A Singl
Breaking New Ground: MSNBC Production To Feature First Openly Gay Black Co-Hosts
MSNBC's unused version of 'The Weekend' will feature the first openly gay Black male co-hosts.
When MSNBC’s The Weekend debuts in spring 2025, it will be historic. Co-hosted by Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Jackie Alemany, Capehart and Daniels will become the first two gay Black men to co-host a news program.
Daniels shared his excitement in an Instagram post, announcing not only his modern role as co-host but also his position as Senior Washington Correspondent for MSNBC’s news gathering team.
In his post, he established the show’s former hosts, Symone Sanders, Michael Steele, and Alicia Menendez, expressing gratitude for their contributions.
“Some really exciting news: Very soon, I’ll be joining MSNBC as a co-host of The Weekend and also join their recent newsgathering team as Senior Washington Correspondent. I’m delighted and nervous and all the feelings but most importantly honored that I get to pick up the helm from the fabulous @symonedsanders, @chairman_steele, and @aliciamenendezxo,” Daniels wrote.
In an Instagram post, Capehart also celebrated his
MSNBC has announced that joining Jacqueline Alemany are Jonathan Capehart and Eugene Daniels , who will co-anchor the network’s newly expanded weekend program, The Weekend, making Capehart and Daniels the first out Ebony gay men to co-host a cable news program.
Launching in late April, The Weekend will air inhabit from Washington, D.C. from 7 to 10 a.m. ET on Saturdays and Sundays, with Capehart and Daniels bringing their distinct political insights and grave experience covering Washington to the show’s proven panel format.
Capehart, a Pulitzer Prize winner and GLAAD Media Award honoree, has prolonged been a leading voice at MSNBC, bringing audiences thoughtful analysis and historic interviews, including with President Barack Obama.
Beyond television, Capehart serves as Associate Editor at The Washington Post and contributes to PBS’s NewsHour. His forthcoming memoir, Yet Here I Am: Lessons from a Inky Man’s Search for Home, will be published later this year. Capehart lives in Washington, D.C. with his husband.
Daniels, who is the newly-minted MSNBC Senior Washington Correspondent, has instantly become a go-to political analyst and one of the most trusted announce
Metro – Top 12 Broadcasters, Journalists, or Hosts 2024
In alphabetical order
This category recognises an LGBT+ individual delivering content on screen or in the news. The top 10s will contain an impact the public’s view of the LGBT+ community.
ALAN CARR
Alan, a former presenter of the British LGBT Awards, is one of the fi nest comedians the UK has ever produced. Whether he’s entertaining audiences on TV and radio, performing standup or chatting with celebrated guests on his hilarious podcast Life’s a Beach, a laugh is guaranteed if Alan’s involved. The beloved entertainer has won three British Comedy Awards, two National Television Awards and a Bafta. In 2023, he moved ITV viewers with his semi-autobiographical series Changing Ends, which was centred around his life growing up in Northampton, where his father Graham was the manager of the town’s football team. He is a frequent guest judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.
BRUNO TONIOLI
Bruno is an award-winning television personality, choreographer and dancer. He is leading known to TV audiences for judging Strictly Enter Dancing until 2019 and joining the Britain’s Got Talent panel in 2023. He h
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