Remains of the Day (04/12)

NYT: Years before “Will & Grace,” Sean Hayes was a classical pianist. In the new Broadway play “Good Night, Oscar,” he returns to the piano to portray the famously troubled musician Oscar Levant.

Direction of Motion: Ever wonder how a pop song is written? 

WTOL: Ohio woman dies after being attacked by her own dog

CBS News: New York urologist Dr. Darius Paduch accused of rampant sexual abuse of patients, including minors

Wrestle Wednesday: Daddy Matty edition

Psychology Today: It is now 50 years since gay people were 'cured'

Refinery29: The term 'gay panic' has a dark, upsetting history

Greg in Hollywood: A gay tribute -- natch -- to the great Ann Miller, who was born 100 years ago today

EuroNews: Uganda activists call on EU to cut aid over anti-gay law 

The Randy Report: Expelled Tennessee House Democrat Justin Pearson has just been reinstated to the Tennessee Legislature thanks to a vote to do so by the Shelby County commissioners

Forbes: Young gay men most likely to go back in closet when they start work

Film Updates: Vanity Fair reports that one of the terms of the divorce settlement between Rupert Murdoch and his ex-wife Jerry Hall was that the former model couldn’t give story ideas to the ‘Succession’ writers.

BBC: Ukrainian LGBT refugees hold dream wedding in U.K.

Socialite Life: Meet furry Instagram hottie Taylor Phillips

WSJ: Once a tight-knit community of blue-collar locals, Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park has transformed into a hotspot for celebrities and other wealthy buyers looking for a slice of Malibu

Hot Cat of the Day: I'm not sure what my company's ergonomics guy would think about my home work set-up