Speedo Sunday

Read about the cat-friendly, budgie-smuggling Aussie HERE.

Saturday 'Stache

Let's just say I'm not surprised a porn company is offering Jacksonville Jaguars QB Gardner Minshew $1 million to appear on an ADULT CAM SITE. 

Remains of the Day (09/20)

The Gaily Grind: Seattle coffee stand sweetens the deal for straight women and gay men

Dlisted: Suzanne Whang, original "House Hunters" host, has died at 56

HuffPost: Who exactly is paying attention to Gus Kenworthy's "acting' in "American Horror Story: 1984"?

Radar Online: I would totally read Demi Moore's memoir, in which she talks about all the threeways she had with Ashton Kutcher and how he cheated on her repeatedly

The Daily Beast: Giuliani admits he asked Ukraine about Biden seconds after denying he did in insane CNN interview

Out in Perth: “I draw the line after LBGT”; Marc Almond has no time for other labels

She Writes Press: Her hockey coach husband was arrested for attempted solicitation of an underage boy over the internet.

Washington Post: Trump administration reaches deal to send asylum seekers to El Salvador in an effort to deter migrants from entering the U.S.

The Randy Report: Tune in tonight for the presidential candidate forum on LGBTQ issues

Gr8erdays: A Ray Danton fleshbeck you don't want to miss

The Cut: Teen climate activists make Congress look like incompetent children

Greg in Hollywood: Andrew Rannells to Tuc Watkins: “I’m all yours” (hubba-hubba!)

WSJ: Arch rivals quarrel over quirky geological formations

Matt & Dan: When the male stripper shows up with an eccentric trainee

Baseline: Fedal frenzy takes over Geneva

Metrosource: Which sweeteners are the best -- and worst -- for you?

BosGuy: Furry and thick for ya

Towleroad: Mayor Pete has also noticed Elizabeth Warren is being a little too evasive on health care

Hot Cat of the Day: This visitor might be more than even a die-hard feline fan bargained for!

On the Rag, Vol. 572

A weekly look at what's making news in the gay magazines:

A&U: Creator and star of "Special" Ryan O’Connell talks about writing, sex and the toxic effects of shame

HotSpots (South Florida): Seven spas of note

Out in Jersey: Is Matthew Camp reinventing porn as we know it?

Metro Weekly (D.C.): Is singer/songwriter Chris Urquiaga the next big thing?

Get Out!: Recognized for hits such as “This Is Your Night,” “Sexual” and “If You Could Read My Mind,” singer Amber will be performing at Resorts World Casino in Jamaica, Queens

Grab (Chicago): Stewart Taylor's bed head anthem

Gloss: FolXXXsom edition #1

The Fight: He came, he saw, he conquered

Between the Lines: A look at three LGBTQ-owned Michigan home improvement businesses

QX (London): Say hello to James Indigo

Dallas Voice: Pride across Texas

Georgia Voice: Atlanta's Alice in Wonderland

San Francisco Bay Times: On the verge of an incredible moment

Song of the Day: 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine' by the Slits

Damian and I ventured out into Bushwick on a school night last night to see Bleached. (Details TK.) But one of the things that struck me about our adventure is that there are still a lot of young people who like actual music -- you know, with lyrics, melodies and music -- as demonstrated by the crowd who came out to see the aforementioned headliner, adorable openers The Paranoyds and the house deejay who played the B-52's, Pixies, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Smashing Pumpkins and even this classic cover by the Slits!

Page 1 Roundup (09/20)

The Daily News: I liked it better when the damn Yankees were on a decadelong losing streak

New York Post: Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán placed on leave amid domestic violence probe

The New York Times: Trump's defense in the whistleblower scandal is that he would never say something inappropriate when he knew people were listening in. Um, he does realize everyone can hear his voice and read his tweets, right?

Birds are vanishing from North America

Now the Trump administration is demanding that U.S. universities -- in North Carolina! -- change the way they present Mideast studies, claiming they're not presenting enough “positive” imagery of Judaism and Christianity in the region

The Wall Street Journal: Yes, you can sleep on the job. Just please use the nap room.

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