Remains of the Day (09/26)

The Guardian: Shrinking shirts, tiny Speedos and "thigh guys": why men’s clothes are finally back to the way they should be

THR: Sarah Jessica Parker to honor "Sex and the City" collaborator Michael Patrick King at GLAAD gala

GCN: What Ireland’s 2025 presidential nominees say on LGBTQ rights

NYT: Wrecking Crew bassist Carol Kaye is finally being honored by the Rock Hall, but naturally she doesn't care

France24: Slovak constitutional change promotes anti-LGBTQ "national identity"

Saturday 'Stache: And red undies to boot ...

The Caftan Chronicles: Charles LaPointe has made thousands of wigs for Broadway's biggest stars

Instinct: If you had told my MTV-watching 14-year-old self that one day the lead singer of Judas Priest would have a (big) gay wedding my heart might have exploded!

The Hill: Texas A&M controversy puts state at the center of fight over LGBTQ teachings

MNPP: Which is hotter: Cameron Brown as the Xenomorph or Ricou Browning as the Creature?

76 Crimes: Ghana politicians fomented anti-LGBTQ violence during election, report says

Speedo Sunday: Fran Pagliotto made quite a spectacle of himself in Portugal

Gr8er Days: Production is under way on "Spaceballs 2," bringing with it 99-year-old Mel Brooks and an un-retired Rick Moranis

Them: “Lewdness” Arrests up at NYC Penn Station bathrooms -- how retro! 

Deadline: Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary’s Revelations Entertainment boards animated LGBTQ documentary "Break Out" as executive producers

Instinct: British actor John Partridge says Hollywood still won’t let gay actors lead

SkyNews: Netflix's "House of Guinness" touches on important LGBTQ history

Matthew's Island: Do they float your boat?

Hot Cat of the Day: There's nothing sweeter than a man and his feline best friend

Crazy Talk: At the risk of encouraging white apologists, I did have to laugh that Taylor Townsend -- who'd recently been on the receiving end of some comments that were widely called racist that the person who made them swore were being misconstrued -- has now been accused of making racist comments herself. Maybe the moral of this story is that sometimes when someone's referring to "these people" they're really just trying to make it clear whom they're referring to. (Note: I don't think Jelena Ostapenko or Townsend were "being" racist when they blurted out what they each got crucified for.) 

Sawyer Hemsley: How do you like them cookies?

The Yogurt Shop Murders: Wow. Thirty-four years after four young girls were executed in a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, and the arrests of four young men -- one of whom wound up on death row (aka why capital punishment should be abolished) -- new DNA results link the crime to a serial rapist and killer named Robert Eugene Bashers, who died by suicide in 1999. As happy as I am that this case has finally been solved -- truly incredible news -- a million bucks says the victims' poor families still won't believe the guys who confessed under serious duress weren't involved, and ditto for the nimrod prosecutors. May some healing finally begin for all.