Remains of the Day (07/21)

EW: Before Greta Gerwig, there was Todd Haynes's infinitely weirder Barbie movie about Karen Carpenter ... which I saw in 1989 at the Biograph Theatre in Washington while interning on Capitol Hill 

Gr8er Days: Tony Bennett, masterful stylist of American musical standards, dies at 96

Time: Grindr staff petition to unionize, seeking protection against premature evacuation 

OMG: Did someone say thick 'n' shirtless Andrew Garfield?

Glenn Gaylord: A review of 'Studio One Forever,' about a youthful haunt of mine where I had the time of my life!

T&C: Classified documents weren't the only things the Florida man was hoarding at his tacky house

Texas Tribune: Texas A&M President Katherine Banks resigns amid fallout from failed hiring of journalism professor, who is a former NYT colleague of mine

Saturday 'Stache: Making history with your hunky boyfriend by your side

We Live Entertainment:  'The Mattachine Family' is a very moving addition to the gay film lexicon, from Andy and Danny Vallentine (review)

NPR: Ken Felts, who didn't come out until he was 90, has just gotten married

Pink News: Man jailed in Turkey for 20 days just because he ‘looked gay’

Johnny Carson: Annie Potts vs. Shelley Winters

Metro Weekly: Gay Monument in The Hague vandalized with anti-gay graffiti 

NYP: For my money, there's nothing better than lesbian drama!

WSJ Mansion: Jackie O.’s collection of homes was as iconic as it gets, but boy did it depress me to learn her Fifth Avenue apartment was purchased by a Koch brother when she died

Speedo Sunday: Five for the price of one

Hot Cat of the Day: Nothing but the finest for this little cutie