Remains of the Day (03/13)

People: Josh Cavallo, first openly gay men's soccer player, announces engagement: "Mr. & Mr. Coming Soon"

WaPo: How a healthcare cyberattack may affect your prescription drug access

Tennis Channel: Commentator Steve Weissman is downright giddy talking to Holger Rune about the titillating length of the Dane's shorts

Portland Tribune: Debbie Harry joins the Dandy Warhols on "I Will Never Stop Loving You" from new "Rockmaker" album

Ass Wednesday: A jaw-dropping new feature for all you Catholics out there, Irish or otherwise

NBC News: Young men say they were drugged, kidnapped, robbed of thousands at Atlanta bars -- and I don't even think they were gay, although I'd like to take a crack at this one

Crus: Ghana bishops oppose new anti-gay law passed by parliament

Washington Blade: Before TikTok, the U.S. took action over national security concerns with Grindr

CNN: Tell me identifying as "queer" is a fad without telling me identifying as queer is a fad (lol)

Daily Beast: "Kung Fu Panda 4" has two gay dads

The Wrap: If only "Sliver" had been a fraction as exciting as this Billy Baldwin-Sharon Stone cat fight

Out: The gay creator of "X-Men '97" just got fired days before the series premiere

MetroWeekly: What were the odds? Don Lemon lied down with a ("free-speech absolutist") dog and woke up with (canceled) fleas

The Caftan Chronicles: Legendary beauty Brad Gooch on his new Keith Haring bio and on fathering two little boys at 72

NPR: Eric Carmen, who had three distinct career chapters -- singer of the Raspberries' classic "Go All the Way," dramatic '70s balladeer ("All by Myself") and '80s overwrought pop star ("Hungry Eyes," "Make Me Lose Control") -- is dead at 74. (He also wrote "Boats Against the Current," which Olivia Newton-John brilliantly covered on 1979's "Totally Hot.") RIP.

Hot Cat of the Day: "Law and Order: Special Kittens Unit"