Remains of the Day (06/11)

Deadline: For Pride month, 20 buzzy LGBTQ movies of 2025

Washington Blade: Judge temporarily blocks executive orders targeting LGBTQ, HIV groups

THR: LGBTQ representation in film drops to three-year low, says GLAAD report

The Advocate: Everyone knew Pee-wee, but few knew Paul Reubens. His lesbian sister talks about her very private brother.

CNN: As D.C. welcomes the world for Pride, marchers spotlight rollbacks of LGBTQ rights in U.S.

Wrestle Wednesday: Orange crush

Kirkus Reviews: Best books of the 21st century (so far) 

Bloomberg: Less corporate Pride is an LGBTQ opportunity, writes Michael Arceneaux

Watermark: South African activists demand action to stop anti-LGBTQ violence

Boston Globe: Massachusetts celebrates LGBTQ Pride amid national conservative backlash

MetroWeekly: Teen sentenced in murder of D.C. DJ the Barber

Reuters: Tens of thousands march in Romania demanding LGBTQ equality

Biography: 14 LGBTQ rights activists who have shaped history and inspired generations

UPI: Research finds supportive doctors help LGBTQ patients stay healthier 

The Athletic: WTA Tour introduces women’s tennis ranking protection for fertility treatment 

ACLU: What the marriage equality backlash taught Chase Strangio about the fight for trans rights

NYT: David Dunlap explores the Gray Lady's anti-gay past

Queerty: Andrew Christian reveals the real reason he’s closing his underwear brand: “This wasn’t an easy decision”

Hot Cats of the Day: A cat and a lowercase cat

Reading List: The incomparable Jeff Hiller has the best memoir name in history!

Pre-Grindr: A peek at NYC's cruising past

RIP: Just heard the news that Brian Wilson has died at 82. I don’t care if it’s a cliche, he is unquestionably the most gifted musician of my lifetime. So grateful I got to see him perform the Beach Boys’ legendary “Pet Sounds” in its entirety back in 2017 at Radio City Music Hall. May he find in death the peace he never experienced among us mortals.