The sense loss in LGBTQ+ community runs deep with Colton Ford's passing. Known in real life as Glenn Soukesian, Ford was not only a trailblazer in adult films but also made waves in music. His death at 62 marks an end but what he left behind ensures he'll never be forgotten.>
On May 19, news broke about Ford's passing. While details are still unclear, many believe it might've been a hiking mishap. An avalanche on social media followed, filled with heartfelt messages from those who knew and loved him.>
Colton Ford took a leap at 40, entering an industry that seemingly prefers youth, and wowed everyone. Starting out in 2001, he aligned himself with big names like Falcon Studios and Centurion. His magnetic presence and skill earned him a GayVN Award in 2003, making sure he wasn't just a blip on their radar but a star.>
But Ford didn't stop there. He pivoted towards user-generated content, showing he was in tune with changing times and determined not just join but also lead.>
Colton Ford's death has left a void among his peers. Chi Chi LaRue, a famous drag queen and director, took her shock and sadness online, saying, "I'm so shocked and saddened... Keep singing in heaven!">
Dallas Steele, another key figure in adult entertainment, shared his grief too, reflecting on their close bond and Ford's infectious energy. Steele fondly recalled Ford's charity performances, where he always brought down in house, and unforgettable photo sessions that captured his vibrant spirit.>
Tim Wood, a fellow performer, remembered Ford as "brilliant" and "endlessly charming." His words showcase just how much Ford meant and how deep his influence ran.>
Aside from adult films, Ford was a music lover at heart. His shift from cinema screens took center stage in "Naked Fame," a 2005 documentary capturing his passion. With singles and albums like "Tug Of War," Ford's mark in club and dance music was undeniable.>
His creativity didn't stop there. He appeared in flicks like "Another Gay Sequel" and shone on stages with stars like Cyndi Lauper during her 2008 True Colors Tour, making sure everyone knew he was more than a one-note player across entertainment platforms.>
Recently, we've bid farewell not only Colton but also others like Tim Kruger and Damien Stone. Yet, Ford's legacy, filled with creativity and unwavering spirit, continues lighting a path.>
Celebrating Colton Ford means recognizing a life that smashed through barriers and embraced many forms artistry. His impact on LGBTQ+ community and entertainment leaves an indelible mark.>
Feel free share your thoughts and memories in comments below. Let's ensure we honor Ford's life, keeping conversations respectful and remembering how he touched so many hearts.>
Recently, a shocking event struck a blow at a beloved LGBTQ+ venue, leaving a community reeling. A suspect's been arrested in connection with a devastating fire that tore through a cherished local spot, known far and wide as a beacon where everyone could feel at home. The suspect now faces arson charges, though thankfully, no one was harmed in this terrible incident. A beloved venue: The heart an [...]
Hate crime rocks beloved queer bar in Adams Morgan, D.C. On Thursday, a distressing event rattled Sinners and Saints, a cherished queer bar located in Adams Morgan, Washington D.C. The establishment, at 2309 18th St. N.W., was vandalized with homophobic slurs—an attack believed by many in their community as an anti-LGBTQ hate crime. The local community and bar staff quickly took action, sharing [...]
Heather Peace, who you might know as Eve Sopal-Unwin from BBC's beloved soap opera, *EastEnders*, has opened up about some challenging times her family has been going through. Just weeks after she shared her own breast cancer diagnosis, Peace revealed that her wife, Ellie Dickinson, has also been diagnosed with breast cancer. This shared experience has only strengthened their bond, showing their d [...]