Page 1 Roundup (05/11)

Daily News: Bail revoked for psychopath who shoved an elderly woman to her death after new details emerge that she's a bigger psychopath than originally believed 

Baseline: Chris Evert completes chemotherapy treatment for ovarian cancer

Washington Blade: He's certainly got my endorsement!

CBS News: Florida school yearbook on hold after students protest "Don't Say Gay" bill in photos

Greg in Hollywood: ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ returning to theaters for Pride Month

KIT212: Jesse Williams is baring it all in the Broadway revival of "Take Me Out" -- and there's a lot to bare -- and one theatergoer decided to share it with the rest of the world

New York Post: Inflation actually dipped in April, but you'd never know it from this cover. (If the U.S. president is the cause of inflation, why has it risen around the globe?) 

 NYC home of artist Bill Scharf sells for first time in 50 years

Vermont twunk charged with killing his mother at sea for $7 million inheritance

NYPD cop’s love-triangle wife spotted for first time since slay-suicide

Boy Culture: A tribute to blond sexpot Bruce Penhall 

The Sun: Former Mr. Universe fighting for his life after jumping through window

The Randy Report: New series ‘Tom Swift’ follows gay, black, billionaire inventor

The New York Times: If you think Republicans will stop at overturning Roe, You aren’t paying attention

In Casey McQuiston’s Y.A. debut, “I Kissed Shara Wheeler,” a queer teenage rebel is on the hunt to find her school’s missing golden girl, who, it turns out, is hiding a few secrets.

Phalloplasty -- the surgery to make a penis -- has grown more popular among trans men. But with a steep rate of complications, it remains a controversial procedure.

For Pride this year, the Gray Lady wants to hear from those who identify as LGBT about finding kinship and strength outside traditional family structures

The Washington Post: Florida’s LGBT law is ‘intentionally vague,’ says group challenging it

The Wall Street Journal: Ukraine is the Eurovision song contest favorite. (Its song, not so much.)

And they lived happily ever after inside their California Craftsman

Volkswagen is bringing back the Scout, the SUV pioneer, as an EV

Hot Cat of the Day: For the modest mouser in your family