Page 1 Roundup (06/24)

Daily News: 'But I just didn't like Hillary.'

Parent company of Out magazine and the Advocate was officially acquired by Equal Entertainment, known as the largest LGBT owned and operated media company in the U.S.

Q&A: Billie Jean King on Title IX’s 50th anniversary: ‘I wanted to change the hearts and minds of the country’

KNKX: 50 years ago, PFLAG's founder marched with her gay son. How's it keeping up in 2022?

NBC News: Monkeypox vaccines offered to gay and bisexual men in New York, Canada and U.K.

The Hill: Kentucky’s 2022 Teacher of the Year quitting over anti-gay discrimination

New York Post: Tom Ford spied touring $100 million full-floor L.A. penthouse

Queerty: About that time Madonna guest-starred on 'Will & Grace'

Socialite Life: Feast your eyes on model Michael Yerger for 2(x)ist

Boy Culture: 'Hacks,' 'Somebody Somewhere' and 'Euphorbia' lead Dorian TV award nominees 

The Advocate: A gay Republican appointee to Virginia's LGBTQ Advisory Board has sparked controversy for attacking private citizens and elected officials online with vulgar insults

The New York Times: New Biden rules would bar discrimination against transgender students

A gay pilot reflects on what travel means to LGBT folks

A year after a “demon twink” earned them outsize attention, the D.J. Ty Sunderland’s “Gayflower” parties kicked off a new season with a Spice Girls-themed event.

The Wall Street Journal: Johnny Cash’s former Ventura County home lists for $1.795 million

‘Billy the Kid’ star Tom Blyth used grief as an acting tool

Howard Johnson’s superfans can’t let go

Beer bars now craft coffee to draw the morning crowd

Hot Cat of the Day: "Do not try to pet me before I have my iced coffee."