Tennis Tuesday: Stan Wawrinka and Kevin Lütolf

 

Stan Wawrinka is the only man on earth to win three different majors during the reign of the Big Three of men's tennis. Yet I'm willing to say that making this video with sextuple threat Kevin Lütolf -- a Swiss model, entrepreneur, content creator, actor, fitness influencer and social-media personality -- is his greatest accomplishment of all. See for yourself BELOW.

Remains of the Day (07/07)

NYP: Here’s why hetero gym bros now want big butts

Brian Ferrari: Gay porn stars we lost (so far) in 2025

Greg in Hollywood: Remembering sexy Grant Goodeve of "Eight Is Enough" (huh huh)

Boy Culture: Julian McMahon, handsome devil on "Nip/Tuck" and "Charmed," dies at 56 ... character actor Michael Madsen dies at 67

CNN: Having seen "very toxic" climates in NFL locker rooms, this player is leading change with LGBTQ-targeted youth football camp

Out: See rare behind-the-scenes pics from "Brokeback Mountain"

AirMail: Immediately thought of my brother Bill when I saw "Courtship: For the Love of Tennis," which looks absolutely beautiful 💔

Interview: This is Tyriq Withers’s very first interview

SCMP: Hong Kong should have "real" dialogue on same-sex partnership proposal: LGBTQ groups

DNA: "Wolverine" actor Tim Pocock escaped a cult, survived gay conversion therapy -- and now he’s telling it all 

NBC News: Tired of all the doom and gloom? These content-creating queers have you covered

THR: Richard Greenberg, Tony-winning playwright of "Take Me Out," dies at 67

NPR: Your periodic mainstream media article proclaiming the return of the mustache

IG: What Bette Davis really thought about Kim Carnes's smash hit

MetroWeekly: Supreme Court to rule on trans youth sports bans

The Guardian: "Chipping away at democracy": Authors fear outcome of Supreme Court's LGBTQ book ruling

People: Brad Hoylman-Sigal is on track to become the first openly LGBTQ borough president in New York City, and he's taking lessons from Pride icons of the past to find his voice for the city's most vulnerable

The Randy Report: Catholic school fires music teacher after parent discovers his husband’s ... obituary (like you would want your kid's music teacher to be straight)

Metrosource: Who wouldn’t want a happy ending from Bruno?

GCN: Film screening spotlights forthcoming documentary "Miss Simone & The Queens of Stonewall"

HuffPost: A strange condition ruined David Toussaint's sex life for 40 years -- then a doctor said a word that changed his life

IndyStar: Indianapolis church doubles down on Pride sermon advocating for harm to LGBTQ people

The Guardian: Exiles from Uganda’s harsh anti-gay laws now fear "moral panic" legislation could follow them

Song of the Day: I would be even more excited about this remix of "7 Ways to Love" if I had realized it wasn't Sarah Cracknell singing on the original, which was hit for Cola Boy back in 1991

Hot Cat of the Day: Here's Harvey, moments after my package arrived yesterday ...

Far Out: The 10 songs that define Debbie Harry

Boystack: A brief tribute to free-spirited Stephen Stucker (of "Airplane!" fame), one of the first celebrities to speak openly of living with AIDS

Weekend Tennis Roundup

 

As Wimbledon begins its second week, let's pause to give the boys the attention they so clearly crave BELOW.

Gene Pool

How fun! Which do you see?

“Gene Hackman: A Week with the Gene Genie,” a retrospective dedicated to the late actor will be presented by Film at Lincoln Center in NYC from July 25 to 31. 

The series will feature:

"Bonnie and Clyde" 

"The French Connection" 

"Cisco Pike"

"The Poseidon Adventure" 

"Scarecrow" 

"Night Moves"

"The Conversation" 

"Young Frankenstein" 

"Eureka" 

"Hoosiers" 

"Another Woman" 

"Mississippi Burning" 

"Unforgiven" 

"The Firm" 

"Crimson Tide" 

"Twilight" 

"Heist" 

"The Royal Tenenbaums"

We watched "The Conversation" (his finest) and "Another Woman" (sublime) fairly recently. But I still might pick the latter in honor of Gena Rowlands as well -- or maybe "Young Frankenstein" for Gene and Teri Garr. I grew up in a Woody Allen house so have never actually seen it because my teenage brother thought Mel Brooks's humor was too lowbrow! 

Tickets HERE.

Star Sightings at SW11

Lots of bold-faced names at this year's Wimbledon, including heartthrobs John Cena, Glen Powell, Gareth Bale, Tom Daley, Jack Whitehall, Nick Jonas and more BELOW.

Independence Clause

Well, USA … it was fun while it lasted.

At least Wimbledon’s on TV here.

On the Rag, Vol. 864

 

Jonathan Bailey, Josh Watson, Jeff Hiller, Juan Perales, Pete Buttigieg, Frankie Grande and more in this week's rag 'n' mag roundup BELOW.

Remains of the Day (07/02)

PinkNews: Remembering Gottfried von Cramm, the gay tennis star who was imprisoned by the Nazis for refusing to be Hitler's Aryan poster boy

Today: Saints player Khalen Saunders teams up with dancing brother Kameron Saunders for LGBTQ-friendly football camp

GMA: LGBTQ book opt-out ruling triggers national response from parents, educators, advocates

OCJ: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s vetoes some anti-LGBTQ provisions

Wrestle Wednesday: The only thing more titillating than a wrestler in a singlet is a non-wrestler in one

SpinCycle: Jackie Beat is taking her “Birthday Clown" on the road

CBS News: Several anti-LGBTQ incidents reported in eastern Massachusetts

FN: Pixar staff reportedly 'deeply saddened' LGBTQ elements were cut from studio's latest film, "Elio"

AP: Virginia agrees not to fully enforce state law banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors in response to faith-based group's lawsuit

AM NY: Two men shot near Harlem gay bar; shooter remains at large

Hot Cat of the Day: Nothing to see here, just a 6-3 jacked man walking his cat

Tennis Tuesday

Did I say I have a thing for "musclebound cat dads"? I think I could have just stopped at musclebound. Get a load of this one BELOW.

80 Candles

Impossible to even imagine that Debbie Harry, who has been my No. 1 for as long as I can remember, becomes an octogenarian today. How lucky are we? 

Lisa Robinson recently caught up with the Blondie goddess for a wide-ranging interview with Vanity Fair, in which she discusses the new Blondie album (due this fall), a new documentary and a biopic about her and the band -- and that she can't see Blondie going on without Clem Burke:

They’re in the works, but I don’t know how a life can be summarized or given a caption. I suppose there’ll be something that’s off the wall but will somehow work. I’m happy to be doing it -- it’s helping me to collect my thoughts. I ran into a wall: the tour ended, Clem died, and wow. What is this space I live in now? I’m curing -- I’m doing a cure. And part of that is de-cluttering up my space, which is crowded with that life. I need to get some breath, get some air in there. And I want to feel that little spark of creativity, surprise -- those things. There’s a little tingle of that, and I hope that will be there for me.

Keep reading HERE.

Not my first time meeting my girl, but the first time I had a camera!