Remains of the Day (10/26)

GLAAD: The Big Apple takes a bite out of bullying: #SpiritDay in New York celebrates LGBT youth; partners Stephen Morgan (top) and Steve Romo (bottom) marked the occasion by wearing the same tie on two different networks.

Dallas Voice: National LGBT leaders react to election of Rep. Mike Johnson as speaker of the house

Variety: From coming out to Steven Spielberg to working with the Obamas, the producer of "Rustin" on his activism for LGBT stories

Gay Curmudgeon: A review of Morrissey at United Palace

Thursday Ad Watch: Now that's a perfect fit 

NYP: Welcome to the USA, land of the “mentally ill gun expert.” Remember when Republicans passed a bill to revoke Obama-era gun checks for people with mental illnesses and Crazy Donald immediately signed it into law?

WaPo: Hong Kong court sides with same-sex couple over inheritance rights

EuroNews: Lithuania moves to ditch controversial Russian-style "anti-gay propaganda" law

Washington Blade: Biden-Harris administration commemorates Intersex Awareness Day

Tennis: Jenson "Jazz Hands" Brooksby ineligible to compete until January 2025 after receiving 18-month ban

USA Today: "Fellow Travelers" with Matt Bomer is an "incredibly sexy" gay love story. It also couldn't be timelier.

Gr8er Days: Richard Roundtree, sexy "Shaft" star who worked nonstop for 50+ years, is dead at 81

Independent: New data reveals most popular occupations of lesbian, gay and bisexual people in England/Wales ... hint: it's not carpentry!

Reuters: South Korean court upholds ban on gay sex within armed forces

BAR: For LGBT History Month, a look at some San Fran pioneers who helped form the community

Hot Cat of the Day: Massage time