Remains of the Day (09/01)

Reading List: Some new books I'm eager to check out: "My Fabulous Disease: Chronicles of a Gay Survivor" by Mark S. King and "Hi Honey, I'm Homo! Sitcoms, Specials and the Queering of American Culture" by Matt Baume. 

NYT: The saga surrounding Big Gay Ice Cream, which has seen one of its owners go from hobnobbing with celebrities to working in a Walgreens back home in Maine

NYDN: Ricky Martin and Jwan Yosef reached a divorce settlement in less than 2 months after their split

GCN: Doughnuts that dare to show their Pride colors

Saturday 'Stache: Just a man playing with his ball 

People: All about Caroline Wozniacki's husband, former NBA All-Star David Lee ... and speaking of tennis hubbies, learn more about Ons Jabeur's, Karim Kamoun, who is a former fencer

HuffPost: New documentary is a powerful tribute to Matthew Shepard, 25 years after his death

Gr8er Days: Remembering George Maharis's flesh act

DM: Sandra Bernhard's former publicist-cum-manager is suing her for unpaid fees, airing her closed-fisted dirty laundry that rings 100% true (… but doesn't really doesn't change my opinion of her in the slightest because OF COURSE she did those things, we wouldn’t expect anything more!)

NYP: Virginia mother arrested for raping twins, 15, after cops find missing boy in her bedroom

NYT: Gay history was made in ’90s clubs. These fliers captured it.

Forbes: How much money do members of the gay community need to be happy?

Dekkoo: Watch the trailer for ‘Ranchlands,’ the newest gay romance from director David Lewis

CNN: Louisiana is losing one of its only pediatric cardiologists because of the state's controversial anti-LGBT legislation

Speedo Sunday: Express yourself (don't repress yourself)

Hot Cat of the Day: I'm ready for a "227" reboot starring this cutie!

BOOK BONUS!

I'm just now hearing about "Glitter and Concrete A Cultural History of Drag in New York City" by Elyssa Maxx Goodman and "No Crying in Baseball: The Inside Story of 'A League of Their Own': Big Stars, Dugout Drama, and a Home Run for Hollywood" by Erin Carlson, both of which also look promising.