On the Rag, Vol. 546

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

HIV Plus: Gus Kenworthy pledges to raise $1 million for LifeCycle/AIDS

DNA (Australia): He's big, he's bi and he's beautiful

Grab (Chicago): Dante Hernandez looks like he wants to be your Valentine

Attitude (U.K.): Brian Whittaker -- the other half of Swedish pop starlet Zara Larsson -- talks style tips

Dsquared2's Dean and Dan Caten: 'Being bullied for being gay made us stronger and more creative'

Get Out!: Sir Ari Gold out front

HotSpots (South Florida): AirOtic creators talk sexy, Cirque-style show

Metro Weekly (D.C.): Staring with 'Hedwig,' John Cameron Mitchell has built a career out of being unconventional ... and he's not about to stop now

Between the Lines (Detroit): A part-time burlesque dancer puts on the show of his dreams

QX (London): Crystal Rasmussen knows good sex

Q Salt Lake: Wanda Sykes, as puzzled as ever

Dallas Voice: Starting love afresh

Flame (New Orleans): Your Prince Charming has arrived

Rage Monthly: Berlin's Terri Nunn, Michael Feinstein and making love last

The Fight: Israel Zamora on coming out, his work on television and the process of creation

I like the SF cover better

A&U: Sur Rodney (Sur) talks about redressing AIDS lies through art

Gay Times (U.K.): Bella Thorne says she has lost auditions since being open about her bisexuality