Page 1 Roundup (05/25)

 

The Daily News: Man stabbed nearly to death in spat over parking spot in Queens

History: How the AIDS Quilt allowed millions to memorialize the epidemic

Back2Stonewall: Listen to the shocking confession of Dan White, murderer of Harvey Milk and George Moscone (1978)

Forbes: Research shows LGBT-friendly businesses are more profitable

Them: The forgotten history of Glenn Burke, the first openly gay man to play Major League Baseball

USA Today: After coming out, a soldier was allegedly raped by another military member and died by suicide. Her family says it's a hate crime

Greg in Hollywood: Read Cleve Jones's beautifully moving birthday tribute to his late mentor Harvey Milk

New York Post: How did we ever survive without an app (valued at $250 billion) to showcase people doing idiotic dances, and spewing hate?

Vice: Carl Bean's 1977 Motown classic 'I Was Born This Way' is just as empowering today as it was 40 years ago -- just ask Lady Gaga

The Guardian: Outcry after 21 people arrested in Ghana for ‘advocating LGBTQ activities’

Gimme Shelter: Ellen DeGeneres buys back $14.3 million ranch after bombshell announcement

The Randy Report: Japan’s ruling party accused of violating Olympic charter over LGBTQ rights

Boy Culture: Hollywood's best beach nude scenes (safe for work if you work from home)

The New York Times: Belarus is isolated as other countries move to ban flights

Passengers recall the fear that gripped the dissident journalist as their flight was diverted

Have you ever wondered when your favorite writers first appeared in the pages of the paper? It might be earlier than you think.

In a new memoir, the miracle of black queer self-creation

The Washington Post: Former Fairfax County teacher accused of taking lewd images of students pleads guilty

The Wall Street Journal: Half of New York voters stand by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, poll finds

Weddings are back: New apps and websites make planning easy

The great American cleanup: Deodorant, teeth whitener fly off the shelves

Julien’s, an auction house in Beverly Hills has had a megasuccessful year selling preworn celebrity clothing -- thanks in large part to nostalgia-obsessed millennials

Hot Cat of the Day: "No photos, please."