Remains of the Day (12/30)

 

The Wrap: "Heated Rivalry" stars reunite for new romance project

People: Tyler Perry hit with $77 million sexual assault lawsuit from "Madea" costar who defends friendly texts 

Out: Finance for the gays: Nick Wolny's Money Proud turns oop into opulence

Edge: What did you think of Craig Geoghan, this year's winner of  Hallmark’s "Finding Mr. Christmas"?

Travel Pulse: Top 25 LGBTQ travel destinations for 2026

KIT212: Tom Brady spends shirtless holidays with jailbait son after ex Gisele Bündchen’s secret wedding

Variety: Meet the young actress bringing the story of Evonne Goolagong Cawley to life

The Times: Does this mean Tom Daley is a twink top?

Washington Blade: Kazakh president signs anti-LGBTQ propaganda bill

Page Six: Shirtless Liev Schreiber flaunts fit physique in Barbados

Attitude: Gus Kenworthy makes promising bid for 2025 Milan Winter Olympics after brief retirement

EW: Melissa Gilbert reunites with "Little House on the Prairie" sister Melissa Sue Anderson

GCN: Andrew Scott to portray gay acting legend Ian Charleson in biopic

People: Anthony Geary’s widower, Claudio Gama, shares new tribute to the late "General Hospital" actor

Attitude: Benson Boone reveals glimpse into fitness progress after world tour

ABC7: San Francisco to develop 15-story affordable housing building for LGBTQ+ seniors as aging population grows 

PinkNews: History-making Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) star Dónal Óg Cusack has announced his engagement to his long-term boyfriend

Brian Ferrari's Blog: Gay porn stars we lost in 2025, including Tim Kruger, Mr.Cali, Colton Ford, Scott Finn and Blake Mitchell

Hot Cats of the Day: Blaze and Phoenix have their paws full

RIP: Brigitte Bardot, polarizing icon of beauty, of fascism, of France, dies at 91

Melanie Watson, disabled actress who made impression on "Diff'rent Strokes," dies at 57 

Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s granddaughter who wrote movingly of terminal leukemia diagnosis, dies at 35

Mug Shot Tuesday: Miami man awakens to burglar touching his penis, urinating on him, police say

The Breakers: The final ever print edition of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is now at the printers before hitting newsstands tomorrow and being delivered to subscribers in the morning. In August, the AJC announced it was phasing out print in favor of doubling down on its website AJC.com, its mobile app, along with video, newsletters, podcasts, and live events. This once seemed unimaginable, but now it has me wondering soon before this is the norm in all major cities?