Monday, June 30, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/30)
The Randy Report: Shooting involving two teens near Stonewall Inn following Pride parade ... this comes less than two weeks after a knife-wielding man was seen trashing Pride signs in the area
Boy Culture: Whatever this title is, he definitely earned it!
Manspread Monday: He's jockstrapped and likes Britney, bitch
Greg in Hollywood: “Grease” was the word at Hollywood Bowl at epic sing-a-long! John Travolta makes surprise appearance
West Sid Rag: Somebody alert Patti Rothberg -- a 9 train was spotted in Manhattan(!)
Lauren Everett: SCOTUS will soon hear a conversion therapy case. Queer kids need us to fight for them.
Hyperallergic: Tracing LGBTQ history through NYC’s public parks
Hot Cat of the Day: OK, sue me for the repeat. I'm a sucker for a musclebound cat dad.
Louis Bayard: The advance press for Mariska Hargitay's documentary, "My Mom Jayne," doesn't really convey how smart and complicated and ultimately moving it is. Hargitay acknowledges she spent most of her life escaping her mother's example and, when you see the slightly terrified look Jayne Mansfield keeps casting at the camera, you get why. The film's hero turns out to be the late Mickey Hargitay, who made a haven for some kids who desperately needed one.
Weekend Tennis Roundup
Titles for Fritz, Griekspoor, Pegula and Joint. Full report plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
Love and Pride
Just home from a day (and night) of festivities that included old friends, new friends and even a cousin (and his daughter) from out of town. We can’t control much in this world, so do everything you can to find joy where you can. xo
Gayest street in the world
Saturday, June 28, 2025
G Lounge Reopens in Chelsea
Some nine years after closing its doors following 20 years in Chelsea, G Lounge has reopened in its 19th Street home -- a space that has since been occupied by Rebar. Although the name and arched exterior doors are back, the interior still resembles its successor -- dark walls, a bar up front and go-go boys (the best addition). Damian and I had dinner around the corner last night at Elmo -- with a friend I hadn't seen since 1989(!) -- and then got a drink at G 2.0 and we give it two thumbs up, assuming you're OK with a $10 cover (maybe for Pride?) and mostly shitty music.
Although never my favorite hangout, G is definitely where I spent the most time in my lengthy gay career, followed by Preston's, Rage and JR's. Now if they could just get hunky Marcello back behind the bar serving up Amstel Lights, maybe my friend Jay and I would give it another go!
P.S.
Happy to see our old brunch spot, the Copper Still, is still alive and well, given how ratty most of the erstwhile gayborhood is looking these days.
Happy Pride, everyone!
Friday, June 27, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/27)
Interview: Dylan Efron gets a grip
The Randy Report: Supreme Court backs parents seeking to opt their kids out of LGBTQ books in elementary schools ... and U.S. birthright citizenship is now a la carte
Saturday 'Stache: Ironman stuns followers with photo in shirt and tie
Greg in Hollywood: Steven Weber took part in a 30th anniversary screening of “Jeffrey” -- and I'm so shocked (and relieved) he wasn't heckled out of town by the kids for having starred in a film that "wasn't his story to tell," (Here's hoping they don't catch wind of his role in "Single White Female"!)
Hot Cat of the Day: I can't tell if Harvey loves me. 😻
Marriage (In)equality: As we mark the 10-year anniversary of Obergefell, here are the 32 states where performing same-sex marriages would be outlawed if/when it is overturned
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Thursday, June 26, 2025
Jack Draper in White
Some find the All England Club's all-white attire rule to be antiquated. Jack Draper makes the case for implementing it around the globe BELOW.
On the Rag, Vol. 863
Kevin Carnell, Caleb Marshall, Sergio Armas, Tom Daley, Mary Fisher, Alex Consani, Cole Escola and more in this week's rag 'n' mag roundup BELOW.
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Breakfast Spread
ATP players at the Eastbourne Open were asked who their dream doubles partner would be -- and I could barely focus on the answers. See why BELOW.
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/24)
Brian Ferrari: The mysterious Midge Williams
TV Line: "Match Game" revival set still retro groovy, with host Martin Short -- right down to looking like a Confederate flag (yikes)
Rizzoli: New Annie Lennox retrospective spans 40 years of artistry, image-making, activism and iconic music history with 200 photographs from the artist's personal archives, from Polaroids and portraits to music video stills and album covers. Pre-order HERE.
Washington Blade: Rural LGBTQ youth face greater hurdles than urban peers, study finds
The Advocate: "Days of Our Lives" gay couple Paul and Andrew wed
Hot Cat of the Day: When the brawny fitness hunk you follow becomes a foster cat dad
Hollywood's Gay Golden Age: From Lillian Hellman to Montgomery Clift to Marlene Dietrich, a new book pulls back the curtain on the queers behind many of history’s classic films
Pearl of Wisdom
As someone who suffers from social anxiety disorder -- I can even blush in bed with the lights off thinking of interactions I've had -- it's nice to see I'm not crazy! xo
Monday, June 23, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/23)
The Caftan Chronicles: The great British writer Alan Hollinghurst, 71, has written his first novel with a protagonist of color
USA Today: Is the U.S. South LGBTQ friendly?
CNN: Pride Month marches on, despite frustration and worry from LGBTQ community over government actions
Greg in Hollywood: Mario Cantone talks on “The View ” about “And Just Like That…” and shares message to LGBTQ community
The Advocate: Nashville country singer David Michael Hawkins is opening up about his sexuality and HIV status in new song "Sin"
Just Jared: Dolly Parton announces Las Vegas residency
Boystack: Matt Rettenmund interviews David Keeps, the legendary gay editor of '80s pop mag Star Hits
Hot Cats of the Day: The Gray Lady goes behind the scenes of the best show online!
Hello, Cruel World: Gay Curmudgeon Paul Hallasy is trying to raise money to fund a proof of concept for his screenplay: "All the Bands in the ’80s"
Stolen Holiday: On Bill Harris, great male beauty of the 1940s
Weekend Tennis Roundup (06/23)
Alcaraz remains invincible. Bublik stuns Sinner. Vondrousova regains her form. Full report plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
Sunday, June 22, 2025
Fourth Sunday
The twice-rescheduled Second Sunday was a bit of a scorcher today -- and not just because of my hubby.
🔥🔥🔥
Friday, June 20, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/20)
Interview: Charles Melton talks campy Coach campaign ... feast your eyes HERE.
Saturday 'Stache: When your bicep is so big no one notices your lip foliage
The Advocate: Gay weddings have boosted state and local economies by $6 billion since marriage equality
NYT: The off-Broadway play “Prince Faggot” aims to shock. But the real surprise is how good it is anyway.
Wisconsin Examiner: Sen. Tammy Baldwin says she’ll fight to protect suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth
Speedo Sunday: Dangerous curves ahead
Hot Cat of the Day: This little cutie drops by my friend John's house every night to watch an hour of TV through the window!
Thursday, June 19, 2025
On the Rag, Vol. 862
This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features Alan Ritchson, Nicholas Galitzine, Jason Momoa, Jonathan Bailey, Morgan Spector's quads and much more BELOW.
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Remains of the Day (06/18)
Des Moines Register: Democrat Zach Wahls announces 2026 U.S. Senate run against Joni Ernst
Nothing Major: The time Sam Querrey's baguette was violated in the locker room by a foreign player's "wiener"
Washington Blade: Shaheen, Collins reintroduce bill prohibiting anti-LGBTQ discrimination in jury service
The Advocate: Gay Wisconsin lawmakers Tammy Baldwin and Mark Pocan found on Minnesota shooting suspect's list
BuzzFeed: 25 non-canon LGBTQ couples in TV, film and books that are so good they honestly beat the real things
Hot Cat of the Day: When you're a Daddy's boy, through and through
Zia Records: A look back at Arizona's quintessential record store
1982: My youth in a nutshell -- idolizing David Sylvian and Paul Weller -- but poor Sara Dallin! 😎
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