This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features the Boxers Super Bowl party; Colton Underwood; Paul Mescal; Douglas Sills; and more BELOW.
Thursday, January 15, 2026
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
'Gay Bar': You Never Forget Your First
OK, my reading resurgence continues, and now I’m finally deep into Jeremy Atherton Lin’s "Gay Bar: Why We Went Out." I was a little lukewarm at first, thinking he was a twink writing about dancing to Nicki Minaj in the 2010s (yawn).
Then I got to the second chapter and realized he’s also Gen X, and that we overlapped in Los Angeles -- which means he does indeed write about places I once frequented ... and boy, is it fun!
It got me thinking about my relationship with bent watering holes, and also made me realize that I have not one but three “first” gay bars, which I explain HERE.
Senior year: With my friend Greg in my off-campus bedroom in Phoenix pre-gaming before going to Preston's back in 1989.
Remains of the Day (01/14)
Attitude: "Vanderpump Rules" gay fan fave Shayne Davis to join OnlyFans after "50 Shades of Grey"-style film
Wrestle Wednesday: Welcome to the Adjustment Bureau
Die Alone With Me: Ex-a-sketch?
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Monday, January 12, 2026
Remains of the Day (01/12)
Reuters: U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to $2.46 billion Boy Scouts sex abuse settlement; congrats to all who sued.
The Randy Report: MacKenzie Scott donates $45 million to the Trevor Project amid a rising mental health crisis for LGBTQ youth in the U.S.
Erasing 76 Crimes: Spotlight on Libya, where the LGBTQ community hides in the shadows
New Ways Ministry: Biography examines life of an unsung hero of the Catholic LGBTQ movement
EW: Can we please STOP with purity tests and absolutism -- and the corresponding vilification -- and accept that sometimes decent people may have opinions that other decent people don't agree with? It's a HUGE turnoff to centrist voters, but apparently losing all three branches of government has taught us nothing.
Wichita Eagle: LGBTQ advocate wins Kansas House seat
Bucks County Beacon: Judge rebukes conservative law firm for error-filled brief in case seeking to roll back LGBTQ protections in Pennsylvania public schools
Out: "Heated Rivalry" character Ilya Rozanov is now a gay icon in Russia, where homosexuality "propaganda" is against law; the next chapter in the saga comes out in print this fall
Hot Cat of the Day: Another day of cuddles
Weekend Tennis Roundup
Medvedev, Bublik, Sabalenka and Svitolina won titles; Poland captured the United Cup; Milos Ranoic announced his retirement and Flavio and Carlos heat things up Down Under. Full report plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
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