Remains of the Day (09/24)

Out: Ollie King of "I Kissed a Boy" goes off on nonbinary people -- whom he describes as some of the "most problematic, argumentative people" he's ever met -- and ex Dan Harry

I 🩷 the UWS: Ben Stiller’s new documentary about his parents, "Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost," is coming to theaters and streaming next month

Us Weekly: Hallmark hunk died because Vegas restaurant staff halted CPR during medical emergency, surviving hubby's lawsuit alleges

Interview: As the Chateau Marmount turns 100, André Balazs won’t be naming names

Them: Gay couple in the film "Together" digitally altered to be straight in Chinese screenings

Wrestle Wednesday: This big boy's weigh-in created quite a sensation

Brian Ferrari: When the beefcake mag Mandate was a bit of a drag

TV Line: "Catfish: The TV Show" cancelled at MTV after 9 seasons

PinkNews: John Partridge claims "EastEnders" treated gay bedroom scenes differently

People: James Van Der Beek makes surprise appearance at "Dawson’s Creek" reunion after canceling due to illness

IMG Tennis: Casper Ruud, fashion model?

WTA: This week in 1970, the Original 9 signed $1 contracts with promoter Gladys Heldman to play the first tournament of a visionary series of tennis events just for women

People: Meet the real-life loves of the "Will & Grace" cast (including one who appeared on the sitcom)

DNA: Political heartthrob Carl Cashman has a plan for LGBTQ rights

Us Weekly: Ann-Margret makes a rare red carpet appearance

Pride: Kit Connor's sexy pic wearing just a towel goes viral

Nerdist: A "Baywatch" reboot series is coming in 2026

MetroWeekly: After officials erased Orlando’s Pulse memorial crosswalk, a Florida restaurateur launched a colorful protest with 49 rainbow-painted parking spots

Hot Cat of the Day: I've never felt safer!

RIP: Italian beauty Claudia Cardinale, who starred in some of the most celebrated European films of the 1960s and 1970s, has died at 87

Fight Back: Your latest chance to participate in a theatrical experiment that re-creates a 1989 meeting of the legendary AIDS activism group ACT UP is happening again on Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. Complete details HERE.