Remains of the Day (05/17)

Vanity Fair: The rise, rise, rise of Glen Powell

The Randy Report: Liechtenstein’s Parliament legalizes same-sex marriage

MetroWeekly: It's always extra depressing when someone so hot is so awful

Vogue: At 78, Debbie Harry proves the punk manicure has no age limit

NYP: "GMA3" host DeMarco Morgan is a man, so what's he supposed to do with his junk when riding a bike?

Scott Prendergast: These would have been the first two pages of Season 3 of "So Help Me Todd" 

WaPo: As much as I'd like to be moved by the reunion of Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson, the fact that nothing was actually resolved sure makes it sound like it's only because the taxman came a-callin'. (God, Ann's husband sounds like a nightmare.)

Boy Culture: Matt Dallas finally offers up his first explicit nude sex scene

CNBC: Supreme Court Justice Alito urged to step off election case over U.S. flag controversy

AP: A Chicago teen entered college at 10. At 17, she earned a doctorate from Arizona State

The Advocate: Adult LGBT role models are instrumental to our youth's mental health

Out: Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal just had an "All of Us Strangers" reunion and we wish we were invited

Athletic: "Perfect Match" traces relationship between Steffi Graf and her bald husband

THR: Alexander Skarsgård Joins Harry Melling in kinky romance "Pillion"

NBC News: Once again, I hate guns. But I hate it even more that Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas thinks it's fine to kill a BLM protester for having one.

People: Woman found living in supermarket store sign with computer and coffee maker for a year, Michigan police say

NYP: Organizers pull plug on NYC-Dublin portal -- for now -- as raunchy behavior runs rampant

Speedo Sunday: Four men plus one very eager to please

Hot Cats of the Day: Hollywood cat-tle call, circa 1961

Gimme Shelter: A house Larry David would be proud of!

RIP: Dabney Coleman -- who along with Pat Harrington's Schneider apparently made every gay boy of a certain age tingle (I used to think it was just me!) -- has died at 92

Calendar: Five-time Grammy Award–winning soprano Renée Fleming takes the stage with Rosanne Cash to discuss "Music and Mind," Fleming's new book to which Cash contributed an essay