On the Rag, Vol. 877

This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features a jungle boy you won't forget; a Tennessee Williams farewell; Big Freedia's "Pressing On"; "miserable bottom" King Princess; and more BELOW.

Wiremag: Looks like an all-you-can-eat buffet

DNA: Introducing the Big Tarzan Energy of Artemus Muah: “His masculinity is effortless: not overly polished, not exaggerated, just natural and captivating,” says photographer Serge Lee, who shot the cover model at a secluded beach in Bali. 

Provincetown Magazine: Last call for the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival

Between the Lines: Big Freedia on faith, why she's grateful to Beyoncé and going back to church with Pressing Onward

Boylicious: Tattoo survivor Sergey 

The Word: The Freaky Kiki Horror Ball 2025

OFM: Can we get a new timeline, please?

Seattle Gay News: Helping trans people overcome obstacles in housing and employment

Adelante: How Misael Anaya converted his history into inspiration and influence

Rage Monthly: Ghoul goals

Gay Times: King Princess talks "Girl Violence," Christine Baranski and being a “miserable bottom”

TM Style: Kosta Zecevic out front

Out in Jersey: Cyndi Lauper is still a working girl

Rolling Stone Africa: Vicky Mboko's legacy in motion