Friday, October 03, 2025

Remains of the Day (10/03)


SGN: From cult classics to political camp, Craig Chester’s next act

The Advocate: The 10 states that have the most same-sex couples ... you'll never guess No. 1!

PinkNews: Resurfaced Dolly Parton clip about LGBTQ acceptance goes viral amid concern for star’s health

Greg in Hollywood: “History of Sound” stars Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor on falling in love with each other on screen

GCN: Guide to gay Halloween events in NYC this October



MetroWeekly: Russell Tovey on shame, love and his role in "Plainclothes"


Attitude: Model Donald Zieben-Hood indicted over alleged attacks on late husband, who told father he’d been beaten and sliced 

OMG! Blog:  Feast your eyes on Jackie Kay's derriere in Ryan Murphy’s "Monster: The Ed Gein Story"



Gr8er Days: Jane Fonda relaunches committee for the First Amendment for obvious reasons

Out: "Monster" season 3 star Charlie Hunnam recalls his father asking him if he was gay

Interview: Ronan Day-Lewis knows what you're thinking 

Variety: Alexander Skarsgård admits they shot "way more graphic scenes" for "Pillion" but "you don’t show a close-up of a dick just because you can"

Patch: LGBTQ activists to gather at site of removed rainbow crosswalk in Sarasota



Hot Cat of the Day: Daily reminder that cats were born to rule the internet


Oct. 15: Sign me up for the one-night-only screening of "The Family McMullen," Ed Burns's sequel to his 1995 debut ("The Brothers McMullen") that I saw in Washington, D.C., when it premiered only to find both of my brothers were also in the theater when the lights came up! Tickets HERE.


Book Review: "It Had to Be Him" by Adib Khorram


“300 Letters”: New film from Argentina makes gay love look "honest, messy and human"

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Thursday, October 02, 2025

On the Rag, Vol. 877


This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features a jungle boy you won't forget; Jonathan Bailey's big heart; a Tennessee Williams farewell; "miserable bottom" King Princess; and more BELOW.

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Wednesday, October 01, 2025

Remains of the Day (10/01)


NYT: She turned the world on with her smile -- but where did the hat land?

Boystack: Matthew Rettenmund looks back at his Boy Culture blog, which -- along with scores of other venerable sites -- has vanished along with Typepad

The Randy Report: Jane Goodall, renowned chimpanzee researcher and animal advocate, dies at 91

GLAAD: Must-see LGBTQ TV: October premieres and returns

The Believer: A great interview with Debbie Harry and Chris Stein: “To be an artist, you have to be able to touch areas that maybe you don’t want to touch, or that you are afraid to touch.”

Wrestle Wednesday: If this isn't Alexander Skarsgård's story to tell, I don't know what is


WWHL: Is Russell Tovey on Grindr?

Eric Alper: 12 bands that broke up too soon, including the preposterous selection of R.E.M.!

Instinct: Nicholas Galitzine’s birthday biceps pic sets the gay internet on fire

I Wish You All the Best: This should really be marketed as a documentary on how Dems managed to lose all three branches of government in record time



The Daily Beast: "Masquerade" is "Phantom of the Opera" like you’ve never experienced before

Washington Blade: D.C. celebrates 2025 WorldPride "Impact Report"; speakers say summer events had impact greater than economics

Greg in Hollywood: Outfest to return with 4-day screening event and LGBTQ community celebration named OutfestNEXT

MetroWeekly: Boston Police Release Photos of Suspects in gay couple’s beating

BAR: Charges advance against man in pink triangle vandalism case, although at the rate we're going if convicted the suspect will probably have the whole thing overturned and receive a cash settlement

Attitude: And you thought that Lucille Ball statue was bad!


Hot Cat of the Day: It's the finishing touches that make all the difference. 


Beatique: Jeff Copeland on his "Love You Madly, Holly Woodlawn" memoir


David Mixner Fund: Your chance to stalk see Mark Mackillop in person -- and it's for a good cause! Tickets HERE.
Come join us for a special evening at Theater 555 as we present a one-night-only benefit reading of Dennis Bailey and David Mixner's play "Jacob's Ladder." The intimate reading will support the David Mixner Memorial Fund at the Ali Forney Center. This reading, directed by Jim Cooney, will feature a tremendous cast including Ephraim Birney, Melissa Errico, Mark Mackillop, Mary Page Nance and Rob Sutton, bringing this powerful story to life on stage. Alex Mustelier will read the stage directions. The David Mixner Memorial Fund supports the lifesaving work of the Ali Forney Center, dedicated to protecting LGBTQ+ youths from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to live independently.

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Tuesday, September 30, 2025

Tennis Tuesday Twofer

 

I've never exactly hidden the fact that I'm a bit of a bean queen, so it probably won't come as a surprise to you to learn that my, let's just say, head nearly exploded when I saw this photo of Spaniards Jose Juarez Caro (left) and David Jorda Sanchis. Plenty more to feast your eyes -- and the answer to the million euro question of whom I would pick if I could only have one -- BELOW.

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Monday, September 29, 2025

Remains of the Day (09/29)



Them: The 12 best LGBTQ movies adapted from books



Attitude: Madonna reveals she’s recorded new song "Fragile" for late brother Christopher as she opens up about forgiving him -- as well as confirming her near-fatal bout of sepsis in 2023


Queerty: Russell Tovey in Versace pants at Milan Fashion Week had the whole internet zooming in


The 74th: As the LGBTQ youth population doubles, number of bills targeting them triples







Hot Cat of the Day: The receptionist is refusing to sign for the delivery


Now Streaming: I must say, Dekkoo has not let us down. For the past year we've checked in each weekend with the LGBTQ streamer and there's always a new quality title that's been added, like yesterday's "Perfect Endings," which is not only a fun watch, also boasts one of the sexiest casts I've seen in ages.


Quote of the Century: "If I worried what every bitch in New York was saying about me, I'd never leave the house." -- Samantha Jones 

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Sunday, September 28, 2025

Weekend Tennis Roundup


We're still waiting for winners in Beijing and Tokyo, but the ATP beef can't wait BELOW.


A look inside Fabio Fognini's underwear drawer HERE.

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