Page 1 Roundup (11/29)

The Daily News: As Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking trial begins in NYC, one Jeffrey Epstein accuser is filled with dread

Diverse Education: They don't call it 'best little boy in the world syndrome' for nothing

Boy Culture: Pauli Murray is a person who needs some introduction ... but shouldn't.

Village Voice: Michael Musto on life as the world's oldest Club Kid

People: After losing his mom and sister to AIDS, Jake Glaser overcomes 'survivor's guilt' to help others

Insider: Stanley Tucci reminds us John Krasinksi is his brother-in-law

Variety: Memoirist Alice Sebold has some splaining to do

The Guardian: Wedding cakes, tweets and gay teachers: how will Australia's religious discrimination bill actually work?

Thomson-Reuters: Escape from Kabul: a gay man dodges death at the hands of the Taliban

BBC: Gay and Muslim: 'My family wanted to cure me'

New York Post: Stavros Niarchos buys Hedi Slimane’s Beverly Hills home for $13.5 million

Page Six: Jillian Michaels engaged to longtime girlfriend DeShanna Marie Minuto

Retro News Now: This was definitely on my 1982 Christmas wish list

Gr8er Days: Stephen Sondheim, Broadway's biggest legend, dies at 91

Back2Stonewall: Harvey Milk assassinated 43 years ago in San Francisco

The New York Times: When a French dictionary included the gender-nonspecific “iel” for the first time, a virulent reaction erupted over “wokisme” exported from American universities.

Officials in Dayton, Ohio, have given permission to raze a former Wright Brothers bike shop, which they describe as dangerous and at risk of collapsing. Preservationists say parts of it can be saved.

Wakefield Poole, pioneer in gay pornography, dies at 85

Phil Saviano, survivor of clergy sex abuse who was portrayed in the movie 'Spotlight, dies at 69

The Washington Post: Hunky firefighters launch tense rescue after pet tortoise traps pet dog in underground burrow

The Wall Street Journal: Walmart delivers your stuff -- one small item at a time

Your giant potato might set a world record. Then what to do with it?

Eclipse chasers travel far and pack traditions: Orange pants and dinky doo

Pharmacists try new tricks to ease kids’ Covid shots: Jugglers, ‘VIP’ rooms

Parlez-vous Français? Air Canada boss says ‘non’ and gets an earful

America’s love-hate relationship with fall leaves: Pretty, but who’s going to pick them up?

Hot Cat of the Day: "Next!"