Page 1 Roundup (06/03)

 

The Daily News: MTA systems breached by hackers with suspected ties to Chinese government

USA Today: 10 new LGBTQ books to celebrate Pride Month: Gay ‘Great Gatsby,’ ‘Queer Bible,’ more

Greg in Hollywood: Jazz Jennings on cover of Variety’s Pride Issue; Ricky Martin on People’s Pride cover!

Eater: A new group of brands is attempting to carve out space in the beer world for queerness

People: Jerome Hellman, producer of ‘Midnight Cowboy,’ dies at 92

Gimme Shelter: Inside Naomi Osaka’s $7 million Beverly Hills home she bought from Nick Jonas

ABC News: Ricky Martin reflects on not being ready to come out as gay, how 'amazing' it felt when he did

Pride: Mariah Carey responds to gay Olympian who says her music empowered him

History: How AIDS activists used ‘die-ins’ to demand attention to the growing epidemic

Back2Stonewall: Watch rare video footage of NYC’s first gay pride march -- Christopher Street Gay Liberation Day 1970!

New York Post: Locals gripe about recent rash of ‘junkier’ graffiti in Soho

Bride dies of heart attack at her wedding in India, so groom reportedly marries sister

On Parenting: My son came out to me. How can I best support him?

Hot Slut of the Day: Little Debbie Strawberry Shortcake Rolls

MetroWeekly: Malcolm Kenyatta earns Victory Fund endorsement in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race

The New York Times: Garbage’s Shirley Manson thrives on unapologetic heroines

The forgotten queer legacy of Billy West and Zuni Café

The Washington Post: The Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington celebrates 40 years of singing for social justice

The 1960s didn’t end until the ’80s. So says this art show about painting in D.C.

Boaters allegedly harassed another group over gay pride flags. Then their boat burst into flames.

The Wall Street Journal: Traveling to Europe? Here’s what’s open to U.S. tourists

Opera makes a strange comeback: No touching, N95s for the chorus

Real-estate sales are booming. The rental market is following suit.

Hot Cat of the Day: "Back off -- my break isn't over for three more minutes."