Remains of the Day (05/23)

Edge: Harry Jowsey is a "bad boy"

NYT: Life on TikTok gave trans man Sam Nordquist the illusion of love -- and a brutally sad end

NBC News: Trailblazing gay rights activist Frank Kameny honored for turning his firing from Army into lifelong mission

Injustice for All: Jerry Falwell Jr. got to diddle that hot pool boy AND got paid $15 million by Liberty University for it?

Threads: Carly Simon covered Rolling Stone 50 years ago, promoting the release of "Playing Possum"

Saturday 'Stache: He's sexy as all get out -- and he can do your makeup!

Pop Rocks Radio: A nice tribute to the great Josie Cotton, who is still performing and making music four decades after "Johnny, Are You Queer?"

EW: Zachary Levi says people don't want to work with him due to his ignorance

ICYMI: Harvey Milk could have been 95 years old

DNA: Alexander Skarsgard tells Stephen Colbert about his “very graphic, kinky, gay biker film”

Us Weekly: Tommy Dorfman files for divorce from wife Elise Williams after nearly two years of marriage

IG: Hello, Big Red

The Wrap: Former editor of The Recount arrested on child pornography charges

Attitude: Benito Skinner reveals directors have asked him not to audition for straight roles

Us Weekly: Ryan Serhant sells Andy Cohen's West Village apartment for $12 million -- and he only had to slash the price $2 million(!)

NYP: Former tennis star Jelena Dokic confirms death of estranged father, Damir Dokic, at 67 

The Advocate: From trauma to triumph, will NYC Councilman Erik Bottcher become the city's first out gay mayor one day?

Speedo Sunday: Do I need to sign for that package?

Hot Cat of the Day: Buonanotte con il mio baby 🐈♥️

   

Song of the Day: After 35 years of heavenly pop, Saint Etienne have decided to call it a day. They’re not “breaking up,” per se, as Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs and Sarah Crackness remain great friends but they’re ceasing operations. They’re going out with a bang, one last album, "International," which will be released Sept. 13 via Heavenly. "Glad" is the first single, but something I'm not feeling about the news. 

In Public: Lovely to see Dusty Springfield honored with a statue in her hometown of West Hampstead

Reading List: While the pandemic was deadly and costly, it did give two gay men time to produce a couple cool things: Michael Hawke's Gay New York 1970s and '80s group on Facebook -- and now Marc Zinaman's "Queer Happened Here," a new book based on his fascinating Instagram account I already adore.

Municipal Art Society + Housing Works will host a book talk on June 25. Details HERE.