Remains of the Day (01/26)

Gayety: Mayor Zohran Mamdani urges New Yorkers to stay home and read "Heated Rivalry" during snowstorm

Attitude: Terrence Higgins Trust CEO reflects on his meeting with Keir Starmer about chemsex, suicide and gay men’s mental health

E! News: Liza Minnelli says "trolls didn’t bother to read the truth" about AI used on her new song

Greg in Hollywood: Robby Benson at 70 ... time to watch "Ode to Billy Joe"?!

Attitude: "Laid Bare" shows orgy, butts and 11 full frontals just 20 minutes in 

East Bay Times: LGBTQ TikTok star found beaten to death in Thai forest; suspect arrested

Advocate: Despite doing everything by the book, the U.S. is potentially sending two asylum-seeking gay men to their deaths in Iran

Instinct: Naked Evan Peters will have you reaching for the replay button during "The Beauty"

People: Beloved senior-living center executive found dead, half-dressed, inside a hidden “sex house,” leaving a shattered husband and a mystery that blurs pleasure, power and murder

CNN: Pentagon pauses HIV-positive recruit training while signaling it may soon reinstate a ban on their enlistment 

Out: Meet the lesbian couples competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics 

Socialite Life: Male Model Monday featuring Cris Rivera, Giorgio Ramondetta, Trip Wilson and more

Hot Cat of the Day: Well hello, Mr. Handsome!

Meals on Heels: Just finished -- and thoroughly enjoyed -- Erik Piepenburg's "Dining Out: First Dates, Defiant Nights, and Last Call Disco Fries at America's Gay Restaurants," which explores the cultural history of LGBTQ dining establishments as vital spaces for community, activism and self-expression from the 1920s to the present. (Loved the shoutout!) His event at the New York Public Library was postponed because of the snowstorm. But you can hear his appearance on the "This Way Out" podcast HERE.

ICYMI: When a restaurant full of HIV-positive people posed naked for Spencer Tunick in Florent to mark the 10th anniversary of POZ magazine. (I was reminded of this by Erik's moving section about the legendary Meatpacking diner.)