Remains of the Day (05/03)

NYT: Alexandra Auder on her childhood growing up in the Hotel Chelsea, the daughter of Warhol muse Viva Superstar / P.S. Years ago, Alex's father -- French photographer and filmmaker Michel Auder -- invited my friends and me to join him for cocktails at Lucien and he couldn't have been more charming.

92NY: Seamus Heaney’s translations: A reading by Ben Whishaw tonight at 7:30 p.m.

Back2Stonewall: Remembering NYC’s 'Ice Palace 57' gay disco (1977–1985)

Kitten Robot: Josie Cotton's new album, 'Day of the Gun,' is out now

Wrestle Wednesday: VPL edition

NYP: Crumbs Bake Shop, which began in a small storefront on the Upper West Side and was once valued at $66 million, bought back by founders for $300

CNN: Kate Bush, Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, George Michael, Willie Nelson, Rage Against the Machine and The Spinners inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- but no Cyndi Lauper or Warren Zevon

Far Out: Watch Blondie cover the Velvet Underground song 'Femme Fatale' at CBGB's in 1975

One Mile: You'll have to forgive me if I'm going to pass on a 'gay-friendly' vacation in Saudi Arabia

Boy Culture: Here's the beef! 

NYT: How ‘The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald’ defied Top 40 logic; Gordon Lightfoot was, of course, Canadian. But it always tickled me that two of his biggest hits were about my home states, this one (Michigan) and 'Carefree Highway' (Arizona), and that he was one of the few to commemorate the Detroit riots.

GCN: ‘The Other Two’ returns to HBO Max for another zany season

Queerty: That makes two of us, Russell Tovey!

Gay Times: Netflix cancels Spanish gay rom-com series 'Smiley'

Deadline: Hulu Originals acquires ‘We Live Here: The Midwest’; Documentary shares stories of LGBT families

Hot Cat of the Day: 'Forensic Files' edition!