Page 1 Roundup (08/12)

 

Daily News: Man’s decomposing corpse found in Brooklyn apartment next to canisters with biohazard labels: ‘Wonderful person’

NBC News: After 'Don't Say Gay' bill passed, anti-LGBT 'grooming' rhetoric surged 400% online

NME: Musical Youth drummer Frederick Waite Jr. dies at 55

The Randy Report: Anne Heche is ‘brain dead’ after fiery crash, rep says

The Caftan Chronicles: In an lengthy new interview, Jim J. Bullock discusses his journey through fame, self-loathing, drugs and HIV to finding peace, financial stability, giving back and happiness. (He even addresses the infamous "Monroe rape" episode of "Too Close for Comfort"!) 

BosGuy: Say hello to this gorgeous Italian doctor who plays water polo and models on the side.

The WoW Report: Author Salman Rushdie attacked, stabbed on stage at New York lecture

Greg in Hollywood: Leslie Jordan recalls the time he and John Ritter talked about Billy Bob Thorton’s large penis

New York Post: Inside Marilyn Monroe’s homes, where she faced heartache, affairs and death

House with secret real life ‘Batman’ cave lists for $875,000

How Anne Heche's life fell apart after affair with Ellen DeGeneres, whom she later called a money-hungry bitch

Boy Culture: Madonna and Nile Rodgers take a fan-frenzied spin at DiscOasis

The New York Times: Garland calls Trump’s bluff as Justice Department moves to unseal warrant

‘Mack & Rita’ review: An influencer emerges from a tanning bed 40 years older in this playful movie starring Diane Keaton.

The documentary “Stay on Board: The Leo Baker Story” uses a combination of archival, observational and interview footage to demonstrate how Leo navigated a career as a decorated professional skateboarder while managing the stress of gender dysphoria and public misconception.

A new version of “A League of Their Own” broadens the field with stories about queer identity and race.

The Washington Post: FBI searched Trump’s home to look for nuclear documents and other items, sources say

FBI attacker was prolific contributor to Trump’s social website

The Wall Street Journal: FBI recovered 11 sets of classified documents in Trump search, inventory shows

 If your co-workers are ‘quiet quitting,’ here’s what that means

Of course, the D.C. zoo has its own police force. (So does the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.)

The new neighbor is causing a commotion. Oh, and he’s the president of South Korea.

Hot Cat of the Day: 'How'd I do?'