Remains of the Day (04/25)

Gr8er Days: Harry Belafone, crossover icon and political activist, dies at 96

Back2Stonewall: New bill would extend Alabama’s 'don’t say gay' law to 8th grade

The Randy Report: Netflix announces premiere date for 'Heartstopper' Season 2

Bloomberg: Clarence Thomas's billionaire friend did have business before the Supreme Court

Instagram: It might not be safe for work to watch 288-pound J.J. Watt try to get his beefy ass out of a sandtrap 

Various: I ended up checking out (what turns out to be) the first pilot of the sitcom 'Tabatha" [sic] last night after hearing about it on RetroNewsNow. I fondly remember the short-lived Lisa Hartman version -- how I loved her yellow VW convertible -- but originally Liberty Williams played the titular character, with Bruce Kimmel as her witchy brother, Adam. Worth a watch, if only for the 1970s fashions and San Francisco location shots!

WaPo: The uphill battle for LGBT people after death

Greg in Hollywood: Former MSNBC and CNN anchor Thomas Roberts opens up about last two years: 'I’ve been sad'

SCF: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's descent into madness continues

GQ: 'Eurphoria' sex bomb Jacob Elordi brings back the '80s mustache

Page Six: Comedian Bob Newhart's wife, Ginnie -- who may or may not have conceived the brilliant 'Newhart' finale (depending on whom you ask) -- is dead at 82

Washington Blade: Biden formally announces 2024 bid

Michelle Goldberg: Tucker Carlson's great replacement

Dekko: Are you ready for a gay 'Marriage of Inconvenience'? 

BosGuy: Is that a flashlight in your shorts or are you just happy to see me?

Hot Cat of the Day: Optimal loafing