Page 1 Roundup (08/25)

Daily News: ‘Boy Meets World’ star Ben Savage running for West Hollywood City Council: ‘We need to restore faith’

The Hill: LGBT candidates win in Florida in aftermath of ‘Don’t Say Gay’

Greg in Hollywood: Remembering Marsha P. Johnson on what might have been her 77th birthday

The Randy Report: WeHo Halloween Carnival canceled, again

Matthew's Island: Ooh la la, Killian Belliard!

New York Post: Sylvester Stallone is getting a divorce from the woman he ditched but then took back when he found out she was knocked up 25 years ago

New York Post: Kudos to “Euphoria” star Hunter Schafer for drawing attention to a completely correct post by a fellow transgender woman who implicated "nonbinary" people in the uptick in government backlash against the trans community -- remember when anti-trans bathroom bills used to HURT red states? -- a community that doesn't "have the luxury of playing around with what it means to be trans the same way you do."

piggytaiwan: “You're not dismantling the gender binary. You're not expanding the minds of cis people. You are making them hate us. For the last time I am begging non binary people to take a seat and let binary trans people and more specifically black trans women be the voices of the community because they are the ones at risk.”

Socialite Life: Tom Hardy wins gold medal at jiu-jitsu tournament

Washington Blade: Prominent transgender activist murdered in Argentina

Logo News: 'Uncoupled' cast and creators remember first gay-bar experiences

Fashionably Male: Discover all color variations of Dolce & Gabbana underwear has to offer 

The New York Times: Biden to cancel $10,000 in student debt; low-income students are eligible for more

“Black Folk Could Fly,” a posthumous book of Randall Kenan’s collected essays, provides a window into his life and heart.

The Washington Post: When you're your own brother-in-law

The Wall Street Journal: The slow death of the traditional business card

The backlash against quiet quitting is getting loud

Hot Cat of the Day: The best part of working from home.