Australia's No.1 DJ is tyDi

Adz and Bish go to extraordinary lengths to chat to the DJ rated as No. 1 in Australia. Click here to see how it goes.

Visit http://www.tydi.com/ for the latest news.

We hate to FLAUNT IT but we chatted with TV Rock's Grant Smilie

A: Alright Hump Day Crew I think we should CRANK the volume up for this next interview to the point where the SPEAKERS GONNA BLOW.
B: What happens if you blow THE POWER again?
A: Honestly guys I don’t want to FLAUNT IT but compared to THE OTHERS we have had on the show, these WILD BOYS are beyond REACH....they are UNSTOPPABLE.
B: It’s BEEN A LONG TIME but I think Adz has been eating THE FRUIT from the BIMBO NATION again
A: TELL ME WHY then on this NEW DAY although it AIN’T EASY...HIP HOUSE IS BACK and LIFTIN ME UP?
B: RELEASE ME from this nonsense. Who have you got on the show?
A: Joining us right now from TV Rock...Good Morning Grant Smilie.

TV Rock slammed onto the Australia airwaves 4 years ago with their smash hit "Flaunt It" featuring Seany B. which reached #1 for 5 weeks and spent 39 weeks in the Australian ARIA Top 50 (31 of those weeks inside the Top 40). TV Rock won the highest selling single and best dance release for "Flaunt It" in the ARIA Music Awards of 2006. TV Rock collaborated with Melbourne dance team Dukes of Windsor for their 3rd single release "The Others" which reached No.10 in Australia in June 2007 and spent 20 weeks inside the Australian Top 50.

TV Rock is made up of the in demand Grant Smilie and Ivan Gough.

As they prepare the head to Europe for the summer, TV Rock will be appearing on the main stage at Creamfields on 8th May at Melbourne Racecourse.

Click here to listen to the interview with the HDC.

For the latest news, please check out www.myspace.com/tvrock

Your Fantasies Come True with Michael Lucas

King of the Porn Industry Michael Lucas grew up as a gay Jewish Boy in Soviet Russia. From challenging beginnings he has now stamped his name on the Adult Film Industry. However he is more than a porn star. He is passionate about safe sex and gay marriage, arguing that the majority have no right to decide what a minority can do.

You can join Michael Lucas as he tours Israel in May. Find out about the tour and much more at http://www.michaellucas.com/.

Click here to listen to his full interview with Adz.

SYTYCD Finale

The HDC Crew love to watch dance, try to dance; if they could smell and eat dance...they would give it a good go! So there is much excitment on the morning of Channel 10's Finale of So You Think You Can Dance Season 3.

The Top 4 have had to shine in Salsa, Broadway, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Rumba, Bollywood and Waltz and tonight will be a celebration of these styles as they dance one last time, as well as being re-joined by the Top 20.

The HDC were joined by Melbourne's own dancer Ivy and judge Jason Coleman.

Click here to listen to the interview with Jason Coleman.

Click here to listen to the interview with Ivy.

Adz is a fan of when all the guys dance together. Check out his favourite:


Visit http://www.dance.ten.com.au/ for the latest news.

Sarah Shahi - Still Spinning the stunning Spindle.....

Though she left The L Word at the end of Season 3, the memory of the character of Carmen De La Pica Morales is still seared deeply into our memories. Sarah Shahi is the fifth actress to be interviewed from Shotime's hit series, The L Word, following Jennifer Beals, Marlee Matlin, Elizabeth Keener and Janina Gavankar.

Two seasons on The L Word as Shane's sassy and sexy DJ fiance saw Sarah Shahi cement herself her own lesbian cult following.

And perhaps one of the main reasons why it is hard to shake the thought of Shahi is because of the clip below; taken from season 3 of The L Word.

Still Remember This?


Since leaving The L Word, Shahi continued working on television series, including her role as Dani from Channel 10's Life, where she was the female lead. However, 2009 saw her take on two of the biggest roles in her life - off screen. Marrying long time boyfriend, actor Steve Howey, Shahi gave birth to her beautiful son, William Wolf (pictured below) early last year.



She chats to Ginni from The Hump Day Crew about her role as Carmen on The L Word, life after the show, how motherhood has changed her and also find out what she can't do as she takes on The Hump Day Crew's 101 questions! Download Podcast Here.

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Melbourne, The Musical creator Mitch Moffit

It all began with an audition video for the Best Job in the World on a Queensland island but lead to a Melbourne YouTube favourite called Melbourne The Musical. The clip is a Glee styled musical clip features some of Melbourne's best hot spots and iconic landmarks as well as a bit of local Melbourne talent.

The star however is Canadian student Mitch Moffit who is leads the singing 'n dancing troupe around Melbourne. Look out Zac Efron....you've got some competition!

Click here to listen to Mitch take some time out to chat with the Hump Day Crew.

Here's the video:


Here's the video that started it all:


To find out more, check out http://www.mitchmoffit.blogspot.com/

Wellington to host the 2011 Asia Pacific Outgames

Wellington is gearing up to host the 2011 Asia Pacific Outgames. With 16 sports announced to date, some of the parties, and a number of arts and cultural activities it's going to be an exciting event.

International interest in the event is building. “Over 25 swimmers from the Sydney club, Wett Ones, have already indicated their interest,” says Outgames Co-chair Virginia Hopkins-Burns. “With partners, friends and supporters, that’s likely to mean 40 or 50 people will come to the Outgames just from that one club alone.”

Further afield, a group from the Philippines is planning to come and has already established its own Facebook page. (See the Wellington Outgames Facebook page for details.) Outgames organisers are also in touch with groups in other Asian countries including Sri Lanka and Nepal.

Registrations will open on 12th June, 2010 via the official website http://www.wellingtonoutgames.com/

Click here to listen to the HDC chat with Wellington Outgames.

Gay Games and Outgames agree to a single world event

Instead of having two competing global sporting events - the Gay Games and the Outgames - from 2018 there will just be one world event every four years.

The organisers of the 2nd AsiaPacific Outgames being held in Wellington next year are delighted by the move. “It makes sense to have just one world event,” says David Hindley, co-chair of the upcoming Outgames. “And both organisations have committed to supporting the AsiaPacific Outgames next year.”

The agreement comes after a meeting of the Co-Presidents of the Federation of Gay Games and the Gay and Lesbian International Sport Association (which organises the Outgames) on 5 March in Manchester, UK. A joint working group will be set up to continue the discussions required to carry out the intended goal of one quadrennial world event in 2018.