Remains of the Day (01/22)

IndieWire: The horrifying real-life story of what happens when the police succumb to tunnel vision

Washington Blade: 2024 already outpacing 2023 in anti-LGBT legislation

MetroWeekly: A trio of transgender candidates in Ohio will remain on the Democratic primary ballot despite not having their deadnames on their election paperwork

Evening Standard: Samantha Fox arrested after alleged drunken scene on plane

Clothing Optional: How do you sleep?

People: David Gail, who drove me wild on "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Savannah," has died at 58 from complications of "sudden cardiac arrest" 

Ball Boys: I'm a Laver not a fighter (podcast)

The Advocate: Gay Chechen man escapes Russia following kidnapping, beatings by strongman's relative

Gay Times: It’s time to break the silence around eating disorders in the gay community

The Athletic: Robbie Rogers goes from a "forbidden" gay soccer player to a Golden Globes nominee

OpenDemocracy: The dizzying tale of Uganda’s latest "ex-gay" campaigner

The Guardian: Fifteen months after two men were shot in a gay bar in Bratislava, evidence suggests the killer may have been helped by an unidentified U.S.-based extremist

People's World: "Hippie Faggot Freak," memoir of a pathetic youth and emerging gay liberation

CBS News: Bishop Gene Robinson on why he thinks God called him out of the closet

Gr8er Days: Feast your eyes on legendary bodybuilder Steve Reeves

Hot Cat of the Day: Add "Klute" to my list of films that I should have seen ages ago but finally watched! Jane Fonda was magnificent, of course, with Damian pointing out that "people don't speak like that anymore." (Sadly, how right he is.) Bonus points for the cat not getting harmed, which far too many films and television shows make light of. 

We also watched Bette Davis's legendary "Now, Voyager" (makeover heaven!) -- as well as four decent gay films: "Like You Mean It" (Bergman meets Boystown), "My Fake Boyfriend" (sexy and farcical), "The Pass" (Russell Tovey is hot as a closeted footballer, even if the sum of the parts is greater than the whole) and "Goodbye Seventies" (carefree turns deadly serious ), which was written and directed by Todd Verow whose latest, "You Can't Stay Here," is making its way across the country now! 

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