Monday, June 23, 2025

Remains of the Day (06/23)


Out: Chicago could become first airport in the U.S. to have a gay bar, as local haunt Sidetrack submits proposal

NYT: Now 20 years old, "Brokeback Mountain" is being rereleased in theaters. Here’s a look at what it meant to pop culture, then and now.

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?

MetroWeekly: Creator Patrik-Ian Polk on the legacy and return of "Noah’s Arc"

Edge: Zane Phillips jumps on the rodeo bandwagon


Instinct: Gay rugby league star Keegan Hirst remembers: "I was either coming out or killing myself"






PinkNews: Logan Lerman is “tied to a bed, completely naked” for most of new rom-com "Oh, Hi!"







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

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1 comment:

Queer and Present Danger said...

This is the problem with the Qs they can be anything they want to be but are not really gays or lesbians.

6:36 PM

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