Remains of the Day (09/18)

Geoff Edgers: What happened to the Breeders?

The WoW Report: Stephen Rutledge asks: Did Greta Garbo really "vant to be alone"?

NYT Style Mag: A designer inspired by Dutch still lives and gay pulp fiction

Washington Blade: Man charged in 2019 D.C. gay MURDER sentenced to 16 years -- while Danny Masterson, obviously a horrific monster, gets 30 for two rapes. (I will never understand the U.S. "justice" system.) 

Manspread Monday: A little wider, please

CRP: Crosby, Holiday, Sinatra, Fitzgerald, Garland and Streisand were the major interpreters of the American songbook, and now author Dan Callahan tells the interlocking story of their lives and careers.

The Guardian: Mike Parish hid his sexuality at work and wouldn’t even hold Tom’s hand in the street. How did he end up running an LGBT support group?

EW: John Waters says intimate piece of Divine memorabilia being held hostage: 'They asked for a ludicrous amount of money' ... can you believe the Holy Father of Filth received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame today?! 

Gay Times: What the writers' strike means for LGBT representation

Boy Culture: Proof that Kyle Chandler has always been a hot piece of ass

WaPo: A Pride flag ban sparks accusations of betrayal in tiny Michigan city

Gay Curmudgeon: What it's like to see Billy Idol, 67, in concert nowadays

ExtraTV: Hunky Billy Miller, 'Young & the Restless,' 'General Hospital' star, dies at 43 -- battled depression

HuffPost: 14 years after 'Mad Men,' Bryan Batt shares a different perspective on gay life

Queerty: Alexander Skarsgaard spent his weekend partying and kissing guys at a gay club in Stockholm

Hot Cat of the Day: It probably won't shock you to learn that Shoe is the first relationship Carrie Bradshaw has ever been in that I approve of! 

(Turns out SJP adopted Shoe in real life too -- his civilian name is Lotus!)