Page 1 Roundup (10/15)

 

The Daily News: Robert Durst killed them all, of course

Travel & Leisure: Discover historical LGBT landmarks across the U.S. with new interactive map

NBC News: New documentary salutes transgender 'AIDS diva' Connie Norman

HRC: Gay lobbying group expands LGBT workplace equality program to Brazil and Argentina

On Top: NASA's Sally Ride will become first out(ish) gay person on a U.S. coin

Gimme Shelter: Loft owned by Andy Warhol screen printer Alexander Heinrici asks $30 million

Page Six: Was Harry Hamlin just too convincing in 'Making Love'?

TRF: Lithuania's 'gay propaganda' law looms over fight for same-sex unions

Bos Guy: Provincetown’s Crown & Anchor has been sold to a local gay couple

New York Post: Teen sentenced to 9 years to life for murder of Tessa Majors as her dad breaks down in court

HuffPost: Texas House passes disgusting bill to bar transgender athletes from girls' sports (that is bound to affect three people one day)

Back2Stonewall: Remembering out actor and Hollywood AIDS warrior Tom Villard, who died in 1994 at age 40

Boy Culture: Speedo-clad BJ, anyone?

The New York Times: Texas man is sentenced for using Grindr to target gay men

Todd Haynes’s Velvet Underground documentary paints a jagged, revelatory portrait of the New York avant-garde scene of the 1960s

The Washington Post: Bill Clinton hospitalized for ‘non-Covid-related infection’

The Wall Street Journal: Why so many products on grocery store shelves claim they help your immune system

World’s Fair offers a new view of Michelangelo’s ‘David’: Just his head

An open-plan kitchen ups the modern in a traditional Tudor-style home in Chicago

Hot Cat of the Day: This little cutie drove Dad to do some awful things.