Page 1 Roundup (10/22)

The Daily News: Brooklyn man was getting his life back together before he was killed by stray bullet from Brooklyn road rage dispute

Tyler Perry endorses Joe Biden, says current administration is ‘worst reality show ever produced’

THR: 'Flashdance' TV reboot in the works at Paramount+ 

Towleroad: TikTok -- now a hot spot for QAnon and other disinformation -- to remove content promoting harmful gay conversion therapy as part of broader crackdown on hate speech

Merrill Perlman: Can I? May I? IS there a difference? And how many of you are now thinking of grade school and a request to use the bathroom?

Baseline: Former Top 10 player Julia Goerges retires from tennis with emotional letter

Post Editorial Board: What a surprise that Russian asset Glenn Greenwald is upset that Russian disinformation isn't being spread more widely

The Signorile Report: He's a threat to democracy, even if he loses

BosGuy: Three men on a beach

Dlisted: Dolly Parton made Stephen Colbert cry by singing

The Guardian: He pays $200,000 in taxes to China but $750 in the U.S., but Biden's the one with a China problem?

Boy Culture: Sexy Sam Elliott voices support for Joe Biden

Time: People working in Ukraine's kompromat trade -- a Russian word for 'compromising material' --  have been shopping around information about Hunter Biden for the past year. One person familiar with the situation says the people offering this material had a buyer in mind for it (Republican allies of Donald Trump) and an asking price ($5 million) 

New York Post: Officials question story of California woman rescued from Zion National Park

Page Six: Lisa Marie Presley breaks silence on son Benjamin Keough’s death

The Washington Post: Donny has another gift idea for (fellow) authoritarians 

Democrats to boycott committee vote on Barrett nomination to the Supreme Court

Mission accomplished: Key swing states vulnerable to USPS slowdowns as millions vote by mail, data shows

The New York Times: Obama mocks Donny's Chinese bank account: ‘They would’ve called me Beijing Barry’

Quibi, short-form streaming service, quickly shuts down

Barbara Kruger's compelling and predictive use of aphorisms has blurred the lines between political slogans, poetry and the language of advertising, offering a dark mirror for our meme-driven age

The Wall Street Journal: Purdue Pharma reaches $8.34 billion settlement over opioid probes

What rhymes with 5G? Metal band croons about smartphones

Oingo Boingo's Danny Elfman lists L.A. homes for $14.6 million

Inside the Cape Cod mansion that was once considered for Woodrow Wilson’s summer White House

Hot Cat of the Day: Bed, bath and beyond!