Remains of the Day (03/05)

Attitude: "Dona Beja," Brazilian HBO Max drama, sparks buzz with public gay nude scene

The Caftan Chronicles: Richard Hatch is recovering from "Survivor," trying to clear up his tax mess and also hoping to satisfy his versatile younger boyfriend

Boystack: Whether altered by AI, Photoshop, disinformation or mistaken identity -- these familiar images are not what, or who, they seem

Out: How "The Beauty" reflects men’s killer new beauty standards

Saturday 'Stache: I'd eat this cannibal

SGN: From Sandusky to stardom -- the rise of Tim Murray

Variety: Media veteran David Artavia named executive director of Future Perfect Project, LGBTQ youth arts initiative

The Randy Report: Joe Locke wins Emmy Award for "Heartstopper"

NYP: A star student water polo player racially abused a black teammate and subjected him to a months-long campaign of sexual assault at their $50,000-a-year L.A. private school, according to a new lawsuit

THR: Alan Cumming, Bowen Yang help launch Necessary Foundation to support LGBTQ filmmakers

NYT: A look inside Richard Hell’s East Village tenement apartment

Deadline: David Del Rio going to arbitration against CBS Studios over "Matlock" firing and sexual assault claims

TV Line: "Palm Royale" watchers put out of their collective misery

ESPN: Manchester United midfielder Jack Fletcher apologizes after being handed six-match ban for homophobic slur

Speedo Sunday: Take your pick

Hot Cat of the Day: Fritz can't believe the Bengals let rusher Trey Hendrickson hit the open market.

Calendar: A reading and exhibition for "Wasteland" -- the raw, collaborative art novel by Jason Haaf and Scooter LaForge exploring intimacy, anger and escape -- arrives at Howl! (6 E. 1st St.) on March 28, with original paintings from the book on view and for sale. Order your copy HERE.

Song of the Day: “Who Loves the Sun” by Matt Berninger and Rosanne Cash