Page 1 Roundup (05/29)

The Daily News: ‘I had no idea he was this nuts’: Chilling 911 tape captures mom identifying her husband’s killer as their son after money dispute turns deadly

Columbia Journalism Review: Former reporter creates "Rate My Professor" for newsrooms

Instagram: Oh, to be Filip Krjinovic's trainer in this photo ...

The Glow-Up: Sasha Obama wows at prom in glam dress

Jump212: I'll bet I know why Aaron Schock was sniffing around Beto O'Rourke

Towleroad: My Twitter war got written up on my favorite gay blog and I must say I'm heartened by the support in the comments ... for the most part

Dlisted: World’s hottest and most heinous gingers to eat together

GQ: Introducing the hot dad matrix

Billings Gazette: Gay man pens father’s obituary: How many kids can say their dad once performed in New Orleans with a tap-dancing troupe of drag queens called the Lemon Sisters? And who sold cotton candy for a living. And who once tried to legally change his first name to Beauregard

Page Six: Does he need a roommate?

Gal-dem: Getting to know my mother, punk icon Poly Styrene, by Celeste Bell

New York Post: The white persecution paper of record has never met a “reverse discrimination” story it won’t put on Page One

I'm not sure what planet Boy George is living on that he thinks he was robbed of "hundreds of millions" of dollars in royalties. I don't think there is that much money in music altogether today -- unless you're leeches like Spotify or Apple Music 

Chris Kattan claims Lorne Michaels pressured him to have sex with director Amy Heckerling(!)

CBS News: Missouri's last abortion clinic says it may lose its license this week

The New York Times: Trump undercuts John Bolton on North Korea and Iran, again

Half of HIV patients are women yet most research subjects are men

Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter at The Wall Street Journal and a best-selling author, has died at 60

The Wall Street Journal: Small talk is tough for Finns -- they're taking lessons