Remains of the Day (11/05)

People: Jonathan Bailey shows off gams at "Wicked' photocall in Australia

The Randy Report: Out former NFLer Carl Nassib announces support for VP Harris

MSNBC: Jailbait first-time voter alert

CNN: After their son came out, this conservative Christian couple went into a closet of their own

IG: If tight end Cole Kmet came into my line of vision, I'd have instantly wiped out

Digital Journal: The many hats of Miles Bugby -- tennis player, actor, model and social influencer 

People: Fear not, James Van Der Beek. I’d still munch it.

Boystack: Colt model Mickey Squires talks about his '70s heyday and the value of being a gay man in his 70s as filmmakers ready a documentary of his dual lives 

Greg in Hollywood: Election Day messages from Dustin Lance Black, Andy Cohen, Lea DeLaria, Fortune Feimster, Kevin McHale, Neil Patrick Harris

Just Jared: MSNBC's Steve Kornacki came out as gay in 2011 with a moving essay -- read it now

Caladon Books: A friend pointed me to "Trippy: The Peril and Promise of Medicinal Psychedelics" by the journalist Ernesto Londoño, saying: "He is brilliant and fearless. It's amazing that a New York Times foreign (and domestic) correspondent can write a book these days about his experiences with depression and psychedelic drugs and casually talk about the many men he hooked up with on Grindr." Any of you read it? 

NYP:: Am I the only one who didn't realize the distraught (and hot) owner of Peanut the Squirrel (RIP) has an OnlyFans?

Out: The story of India's first gay prince and his husband proves love can break barriers -- and change minds

Buzzfeed: Men are sharing the everyday things they've been told not to do because it's "gay"

NYT: Quincy Jones, giant of American music and Rashida's dad, dies at 91

Hot Cat of the Day: All of us the next 24-48 hours 

Sitcom heaven: In memory of Bob Newhart, I've been watching his two short-lived '90s sitcoms -- "Bob" and "George & Leo" -- and marveling at just how gifted he was, regardless of the material. In the process, I took a liking to Darryl Theirse  -- who played Ambrose, a sharp-tongued clerk in the fictional Summer Street bookstore on the latter who holds his own with sitcom royalty Newhart and Judd Hirsch -- and was saddened to learn he'd been mysteriously found dead in his apartment in 2009 at just 42. If anyone knows what happened -- perhaps it's been figured out in the ensuing years -- I would love to hear from you. A true "gone too soon" figure.