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The purrfect bedside manner. 

Speedo Sunday Six-Pack

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Saturday 'Stache

Did someone say MANSPREAD?

Caption Me

 

An officer but hopefully not a gentleman.

On the Rag, Vol. 708

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

Wiremag: Model Nick Topel out front

Follow him on Instagram HERE.

Lavender: News reporter Maury Glover breaks the fourth wall

HotSpots: Summer swimwear and more

Dallas Voice: With trans Texans facing more attacks from the right, Finn’s Place offers a place safe from the hate

MetroWeekly: Meet Will Larkins, whose viral presentation on Stonewall created a national platform for the gay 17-year-old to take on homophobia

 Alyssa Edwards makes time to do it all -- for her dance kids, her fans, her new love, and herself

Between the Lines: Are magic mushrooms coming soon to a pharmacy near you?

Grab: Honest West shines as Bernadette in 'Priscilla, Queen of the Desert: The Musical'

Song of the Day: 'Identity' by X-Ray Spex

Despite my fandom, I still haven't gotten around to seeing the documentary "Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliche," daughter Celeste Bell's look at her late mother, whose voice always reminded me of Anglo-Somali-punk Bernadette Peters. (Styrene died of cancer in 2011 at just 53.)

Celeste became the unwitting guardian of her mother’s legacy and her mother’s demons. Misogyny, racism, and mental illness plagued Poly’s life, while their lasting trauma scarred Celeste’s childhood and the pair’s relationship. Featuring unseen archive material and rare diary entries narrated by Oscar-nominee Ruth Negga, this documentary follows Celeste as she examines her mother's unopened artistic archive and traverses three continents to better understand Poly the icon and Poly the mother.

But until then, let's enjoy X-Ray Spex's third single, "Identity," which hit No. 24 on the U.K. chart in 1978. 

P.S. Die-hard fans take note: Poly Styrene Throbbleheads are available for pre-order

Limited to 500 numbered units, Poly stands at 7 inches tall, and is made of solid polyresin. Sculpted in one of her classic original outfits, braces, and army helmet, Poly comes in a full color collector's box. Check out the full promo video HERE.

Pre-order HERE. 

Page 1 Roundup (05/13)

Daily News: George Takei is NYC’s inaugural Japan Parade’s grand marshal: ‘I’m boldly going where no one else has gone before’

Boy Culture: 'The Kids in the Hall' are coming back

Simon Fanshawe: By claiming there's no such thing as male and female bodies, trans activists have wrecked all the good work of the gay rights charity I helped found, says Stonewall co-founder 

GMA: Naomi Judd is just another stark reminder why having guns in the house is never a good idea

Local10: Gay man accusing Ukrainian family of hate crime speaks about brutal beating 

Towleroad: Murray Bartlett gets 'Physical'

BTL: My friend Frank Anthony Polito has a new novel for all you queens who are equally obsessed with HGTV and true crime: '‘Renovated to Death’ 

Daily Mail: World Cup hotels in Qatar refuse to admit LGBT guests, while one insists do not 'dress gay''

Variety: ‘They/Them’ first look: Blumhouse to debut Kevin Bacon’s gay conversion horror film on Peacock

NBC News: Gay high schooler says he's 'being silenced' by Florida's LGBT law

Queerty: New 'Queer as Folk' show follows Pulse-like shooting at a gay club

Shane Shifter: While the number of transgender people who regret transitioning is likely negligible, this person's experience does raise some good points about body dysmorphia, self-esteem and mental illness, none of which go away by simply taking hormones or undergoing the knife

New York Post: Bitcoin’s plunge slashes the fortunes of major crypto billionaires

 Iowa teens to be tried as adults in beating death of Spanish teacher

Adam Levine sells $51 million L.A. mansion a month after buying $52 million home

Best hair I've seen in a mug shot in ages

CNN: I'm pro-vaccine and still think Novak Djokovic is foolish not to get inoculated. But his decision does look considerably less moronic now in light of news that one of the vaccines approved by the FDA was all but yanked off the market. Yikes. 

The New York Times: Richie Rich, the ’90s club kid, goes virtual for beauty

A trans writer returns to the Grand Canyon, this time with his mother’s ashes

‘Heartstopper’ tells a heartwarming boy-meets-boy tale through live action and animation.

Italy’s Eurovision entry -- a love song and video showing the artist Mahmood embracing another man -- has been well received in a nation with a spotty history on LGBT rights

Rafael Nadal falls apart on clay, just in time for the French Open

The Washington Post: A jailer ran off with a murder suspect. Her death deepened the mystery.

The Wall Street Journal: First image of black hole at center of Milky Way galaxy revealed

Happy the Elephant has lawyers arguing to free her from the zoo

‘Little People, Big World’ farmhouse hits the market for $4 million

This California home will make you forget everything you know about traditional beach design

Hot Cat of the Day: Say hello to Twitter's latest sensation!