Page 1 Roundup (01/14)

 

The Daily News: Trump suffers historic humiliation as 10 Republicans join Democrats in second impeachment

Towleroad: Brendan Fraser to play reclusive, morbidly obese gay Man in Darren Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale’

Greg in Hollywood: ATP players reveal their best friends on tour

Reuters: What a shock that the latest coronavirus 'issue' in the world of tennis has to do with Tennys Sandgren

GCN: Out gay Rep. David Cicilline of Rhode Island leads the way as House puts Trump on trial for insurrection 

KIT212: Is it hot in here, or is it just weatherman Steven Romo?

Boy Culture: Catching up with gay-porn actor, escort and abuse survivor Doug Probst aka Shawn Mayotte

Dlisted: Mary-Kate Olsen is no longer the first lady of France, or something

NBC News: In 'nasty parting shot,' HHS finalizes rule axing LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections

Gothamist: The Vessel in New York City closed after third suicide at tourist attraction

Out: Tig Notaro is hot in ‘Army of the Dead,’ has new 2021 stand-up

The Randy Report: Even when Geraldo Rivera is right he's wrong

New York Post: Chinese American socialite Lili Luo plunges to death with baby

Page Six: Armie Hammer will ‘step away’ from Jennifer Lopez movie amid kinky/creepy DMs scandal

The Washington Post: Biden’s ambitious LGBT agenda poises him to be nation’s most pro-equality president in history

Democrats demand investigation of whether Republicans in Congress aided Capitol rioters

McConnell breaks with Trump, says he’ll consider convicting him in Senate trial

The president as pariah: Trump faces a torrent of retribution over his role in the U.S. Capitol siege

The New York Times: Trump impeached for inciting insurrection

Proud Boys supporter with 1,000 rifle rounds made threats, U.S. says

Ex-governor of Michigan charged with neglect in Flint water crisis

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The Wall Street Journal: 5 best ice makers for cutting-edge cubes at home

Trump’s Second Impeachment: What It Means and How the Process Works

Two things: A Senate conviction after Trump has left office would not affect his pension and Secret Service protection. (SUCKS)

 But if the Senate convicts Trump, it could immediately hold a follow-up vote, subject only to a SIMPLE MAJORITY, to ban him from ever seeking office again. (YAY!)

Hot Cat of the Day: Kitty is a big fan of water, in more ways than one