Page 1 Roundup (06/30)

 

Daily News: The '90s are officially over

It's Either Sadness or Bookphoria: A review of Danny Pellegrino's 'How Do I Un-Remember This?'

AFP: Woody Allen says 'thrill is gone,' next movie may be his last

The Hill: In Massachusetts, nation’s first openly gay AG could be America’s first out lesbian governor

The Advocate: Aaron who? Illinois may get its first out member of Congress this year now that Eric Sorensen, a gay man, has won the Democratic nomination in the 17th Congressional District

Boy Culture: Hot twink alert!

New York Post: Mother, 20, fatally shot while pushing baby stroller in NYC’s Upper East Side

R.E.M.’s Mike Mills lists L.A. home with Hollywood sign view for $6.5 million

Amy Schumer buys legendary home from ‘Moonstruck,’ last listed for $11 million

NYC pad where Bret Easton Ellis wrote ‘American Psycho’ asks $1.5 million

HuffPost: Author and gay historian Eric Cervini is a ticking sex bomb

The WoW Report: FBI raids Basquiat show in Florida and confiscates 25 works; museum fires director

Star Observer: Former gay porn performer Woody Fox discusses the ins and outs of the biz

The New York Times: Amazon restricts LGBT products in United Arab Emirates; sales of items including flags and books were blocked in the country, where homosexuality is criminalized.

With a throwback style, Maxime Cressy’s charging forward 

Betty Rowland, one of burlesque's last queens, dies at 106

Deborah James, British cancer campaigner and podcaster, dies at 40

The Wall Street Journal: Workers are coming back, and coming out, at the office: More LGBT employees who used to maintain separate personas at home and work say they won’t do it anymore, after the pandemic blurred the line between what’s personal and professional

If inflation hasn’t made you crazy, try buying an I bond

Can Grammarly actually make you a better writer?

Hot Cat of the Day: Today’s adventures in napping