Remains of the Day (09/05)

CNBC: How LGBTQ couples can plan ahead in case marriage equality is overturned

People: Charlie Sheen finally opens up about his sexual experiences with men, making a connection to his use of crack ... natch

GCN: Stonewall Community Foundation rolls out grants for LGBTQ organizations under "Reclaiming Our Power" initiative

Weekend Watch: "The Pleasure Is Mine"

WaPo: LGBTQ pilgrimage to Rome could test Pope Leo on gay Catholics

Saturday 'Stache: Con is what we call sex on a beach

People: Alessandro Nivola reacts to son Sam's "White Lotus" success and that controversial plot line

ABC News: Moroccan feminist and LGBTQ activist sentenced to prison in blasphemy case

The Advocate: Keeping the record queer with LGBTQ archives

Them: Jonathan Bailey is taking a break from acting to raise money for LGBTQ charities through "brand partnerships" -- cue the backlash?!!

AL: Alabama university closes support center for LGBTQ students: "Going to have an enormous impact"

Speedo Sunday: When you're a regular guy but you can pull off a tiny royal blue number

The Observer: Wimbledon’s expansion meets its match, writes Rupert Neate

GLAAD: Watch Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney discuss "Twinless" and championing original LGBTQ stories

WABE: The Marietta bookstore helping LGBTQ readers across the South find protagonists like them

Instinct: Forget 5G -- Dylan Efron’s abs have the strongest signal

Out: Sexy CEO Tristan Schukraft wants gays to go feral at his luxury hotels, like we ever don't(!) 

The Randy Report: I'm sorry, but hateful and discriminatory legislation like this wasn't getting any traction before all this "gender ideology" bullshit. (Yes, there are two gendersm and yes trans people deserve to be treated as their transitioned gender where housing, employment and accommodations are concerned.)

Hot Cat of the Day: "Maybe they won't see me if I hide my ears."

RIP: The Duchess of Kent, "just about everyone’s favorite member of the royal family," dies at 92. "I’ll always have particularly fond memories of her doing the trophy presentations at Wimbledon, but she was always hardworking and compassionate," writes Geff Parsons. 

Iconic gay designer Giorgio Armani dead at 91

Arthouse Hotel: I'll be at the opening reception for the Esthétique Art Exhibition, which "brings bold, fashion-infused works to the Upper West Side." Presented in collaboration with the Debbie Dickinson Gallery; this immersive art show will be on view from Sept. 11 to Oct. 8 in the hotel's library and lounge areas. 

Quality Time: Throw NYC party girl, computer soul, Costco no more, the unpretty past, the empty circus into the conversation