kenneth in the (212): Remains of the Day (07/25)

People: JJ Watt cools down in the water with his 8-month-old son

NBC News: Former pastor charged with 1975 murder of 8-year-old Pennsylvania girl on her way to Bible camp

CNN: California school board adopts social studies textbooks that include gay rights after warnings from governor

TAS: Gay man in Japan granted workers’ comp for being outed by boss

Brian Ferrari: I recently found myself perusing (as one does) the September/October 1979 issue of In Touch For Men. Featured on the cover and centerfold is Tim Kramer, an all-American boy who would go on to become one of the top gay porn stars of the 1980s

Max: I've largely avoided the world of reality dating TV. But my friend worked on "Swiping America" so Damian and I decided to give it a look. Much to my surprise, it's one of the most moving shows I've seen in years. Without giving away too much, I will tell you that if you liked "The Real World" growing up -- and what Gen Xer didn't? -- you will probably enjoy this show. Although they do go on dates, the show's heart is the relationship between the four roommates -- only these roommates are in their 30s, mature and thoughtful -- and instead of looking for drama they're focused on getting to know themselves (and each other) better as they search for a romantic partner. All of the housemates are endearing, but it's the one who you would guess at first blush you'd like the least who might really steal your heart.

Instagram: Cheyenne Jackson's chest breaks the internet with his Cameo pitch

BosGuy: Boston LGBTQ+ library in the works

The Randy Report: Watch the official trailer for the new season of 'Heartstopper'

Greg in Hollywood: Andrew Rannells discusses his new book (“Uncle of the Year”), the actors strike and his upcoming new Broadway musical