Remains of the Day (02/28)

WSJ: What did Vanity say about "pretty messes"?

PinkNews: Gay cruise rescues refugees adrift in Gulf of Mexico 

The Caftan Chronicles: Fades, mullets, embracing gray: The owner of a cool gay(ish) Hell's Kitchen barbershop tells you everything about your hair

Press Gazette: Newspaper print circulation continues to plummet

The Randy Report: Hungarian government bans Budapest pride parade "in public" ... meanwhile, the U.S. has ordered the Pentagon to identify and fire transgender members of the military for no reason other than being trans

Saturday 'Stache: This must be what they mean by "the luck of the Irish"

Dekkoo: Are you ready to be in a "Throuple"? (NYC premiere info HERE)

The Miami Student: Catching up with Jesse Tyler Ferguson

UWS Rag: Did you know the late-great Roberta Flack was a longtime resident of the Dakota, who became particularly close to Yoko Ono after John Lennon's assassination outside the storied apartment building?

Gr8er Days: Introducing my husband to "Swingtown" (2008) has really driven home the fact that (birthday boy) Grant Show is one hot piece of ass

BuzzFeed: Kristin Davis's podcast has some fun dish about her "Sex and the City" experiences

Socialite Life: Sarah Michelle Gellar honors Buffy little sister Michelle Trachtenberg in emotional tribute

Stereogun: "Pretty Persuasion" gets us another R.E.M. reunion

OMG Blog!: Does it count as incest if it's your brother-in-law?

The Wrap: Of everyone from "The Office," I must say Oscar wasn't on my shortlist to star in a spinoff

Out: Gus Kenworthy talks threesomes, foursomes and public sex

BBC: Edward II: Did a gay love affair spark a 14th-Century royal crisis?

Speedo Sunday: I think we're gonna need a bigger swimsuit

Hot Cat of the Day: Excuse me while I monitor this adorable situation!

Record of the Month: It always tickles me to realize I'm not the only weirdo who still sits around thinking about bands like Lone Justice

17 the Hard Way: I'm being truthful when I say I'm looking forward to the documentary “Janis Ian – Breaking Silence,” which opens in theaters on March 28

First Splash: Revisiting Susan Seidelman's "She-Devil," which my hubby remembers making his "bathing-suit area" tingle as a 12-year-old the moment he laid eyes on Meryl Streep's houseboy played by A Martinez, who was in fact all man.