Remains of the Day (10/01)

NYT: She turned the world on with her smile -- but where did the hat land?

Boystack: Matthew Rettenmund looks back at his Boy Culture blog, which -- along with scores of other venerable site -- has vanished along with Typepad

The Randy Report: Jane Goodall, renowned chimpanzee researcher and animal advocate, dies at 91

GLAAD: Must-see LGBTQ TV: October premieres and returns

The Believer: A great interview with Debbie Harry and Chris Stein: “To be an artist, you have to be able to touch areas that maybe you don’t want to touch, or that you are afraid to touch.”

Wrestle Wednesday: If this isn't Alexander Skarsgård's story to tell, I don't know what is

WWHL: Is Russell Tovey on Grindr?

Eric Alper: 12 bands that broke up too soon, including the preposterous selection of R.E.M.!

Instinct: Nicholas Galitzine’s birthday biceps pic sets the gay internet on fire

I Wish You All the Best: This should really be marketed as a documentary on how Dems managed to lose all three branches of government in record time

PinkNews: For Black History Month, 9 Black, British heroic queers from past and present

The Loop: How EU problem child Hungary reframed LGBTQ Pride as a national security issue

The Daily Beast: "Masquerade" is "Phantom of the Opera" like you’ve never experienced before

Washington Blade: D.C. celebrates 2025 WorldPride "Impact Report"; speakers say summer events had impact greater than economics

Greg in Hollywood: Outfest to return with 4-day screening event and LGBTQ community celebration named OutfestNEXT

MetroWeekly: Boston Police Release Photos of Suspects in gay couple’s beating

BAR: Charges advance against man in pink triangle vandalism case, although at the rate we're going if convicted the suspect will probably have the whole thing overturned and receive a cash settlement

Attitude: And you thought that Lucille Ball statue was bad!

Hot Cat of the Day: It's the finishing touches that make all the difference. 

Beatique: Jeff Copeland on his "Love You Madly, Holly Woodlawn" memoir

David Mixner Fund: Your chance to stalk see Mark Mackillop in person -- and it's for a good cause! Tickets HERE.

Come join us for a special evening at Theater 555 as we present a one-night-only benefit reading of Dennis Bailey and David Mixner's play "Jacob's Ladder." The intimate reading will support the David Mixner Memorial Fund at the Ali Forney Center. This reading, directed by Jim Cooney, will feature a tremendous cast including Ephraim Birney, Melissa Errico, Mark Mackillop, Mary Page Nance and Rob Sutton, bringing this powerful story to life on stage. Alex Mustelier will read the stage directions. The David Mixner Memorial Fund supports the lifesaving work of the Ali Forney Center, dedicated to protecting LGBTQ+ youths from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to live independently.