Page 1 Roundup (04/04)

 

Daily News: Estelle Harris, George’s mother on ‘Seinfeld,’ dies at 93

Gr8er Days: Barrie Youngfellow of 'It's a Living' -- who also turned the tables by living with two men on a memorable episode of "Three's Company" -- dies at 75

Back2Stonewall: April 3, 1959: University of Florida fires 14 employees, expels 50 students for being gay

Variety: GLAAD Awards: ‘Eternals,’ ‘Hacks,’ ‘Saved by the Bell’ take top honors

Boy Culture: Marlon Brandon in shorts, squatting

New York Post: ‘This is genocide,’ Zelensky says of Russia’s attack on Ukraine

Your daily reminder that guns aren’t for self-defense -- they’re for acting tough and settling scores

Adam Levine buys Rob Lowe’s former Montecito mansion for a whopping $52 million

Speakeasy disguised as locksmith shop opens on Upper East Side

The Randy Report: Florida teachers develop workaround for 'don’t say gay' law

OMG Blog!: Everyone's going full-frontal in HBO Max's 'Minx'

The New York Times: How two best friends beat Amazon

Can you be too old for a jean jacket?

Bill Fries, singer known for 1970s trucking ballad ‘Convoy,’ dies at 93

The Wall Street Journal: Who let the dogs out? Not Shanghai’s Covid cops

The history of the varsity jacket

We say that politicians “walk back” their positions when they reverse course. But the first to “walk back” was a sailor -- followed by a cat.

Hot Cat of the Day: Looks like they have a new employee!