Monday, June 08, 2026

Happy Birthday to Me!


Just back from a perfect birthday weekend on the North Fork, a place I’ve wanted to visit for years.

Today is the actual “big” day, and I’m spending it doing what makes me happiest of all -- in my chosen city with my husband, my cat and a biography of a fascinating woman from the past (Libby Holman). 


The book happens to be a birthday gift I received from a dear friend some four decades ago, which I recently rediscovered in a box and am only now getting around to reading! xo

Weekend Tennis Roundup

 

As random as this year's French Open was, at least two known quantities -- Alexander Zverev and Mirra Andreeva -- wound up winning. Full report TK plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.

Friday, June 05, 2026

Remains of the Day (06/05)







Tennis MajorsThis year's Roland Garros needs to be scrubbed from the record 




Speedo Sunday: 100% pure sex




Proud Voice: Broadway stars Jenn Colella and Noah J. Ricketts join the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus for a Pride concert packed with showstoppers, pop classics and an afterparty with DJ Mike Borowski. We got our tickets HERE!

Thursday, June 04, 2026

The Queerest of the Queer


Holy trigger warning, Batman!

God help all gays of a certain age when a New York Times reporter could actually think someone would have told him that she'd moved to New York City to pursue a full life as "a queer in the arts." 🙄


Happy Pride, guys!


Read Nicholas Fandos's corrected piece HERE.

On the Rag, Vol. 910


This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features Michael Johnston, Tom Holland, Belmont Cameli, Stephen Kalyn, Anna Camp, Michael Urie and more BELOW.

Wednesday, June 03, 2026

Unluck of the Draw

 

As much as I've enjoyed some of the unpredictability at this year's Roland Garros, the problem with so many upsets is that you often wind up with lopsided endings -- and 2026 is no exception. A Mensik-Zverev final and a Kostyuk-Andreeva final would be just fine. But instead Arnaldi or Cobolli will be in the men's final and Shnaider or Chwalinska(!) will be in the women's -- and either of them could end up beating their more challenged opponent. While it's foolish to say anyone who wins a major didn't really deserve to do so, sometimes the luck of the draw is more egregious than others.


Thoughts?