On the Rag, Vol. 902

 

This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features Edji Da Silva, Arno Antino, Dillon Roman, Harry Melling, Bruno Alcantara, Tom Holland and more BELOW. 

Boylicious: Talk about a wet dream

DNA Hot Takes: Edji Da Silva, Arno Antino and Dillon Roman

The David Geffen divorce is done but the story behind it is absolutely wild!

GED: "Pillion" star Harry Melling talks about hanging out with the Gay Bikers Motorcycle Club and bringing a complicated character to life

Philadelphia Gay News: LGBTQ community turns out for Trans Day of Visibility

So.Gay: Bruno Alcantara was hired to look pretty on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” -- but his undeniable star power turned him into a fan favorite and now a rising host with a cheeky new massage-table interview series

The Word: Stepping Stone’s Pink Gala celebrates 50 years of impact in San Diego’s LGBTQ community -- blending glamour, pride and purpose for a night that honors recovery, resilience and connection

OutSmart: CC Brooks is growing more than food in Houston -- using hydroponics to empower marginalized communities to sustain themselves

GQ: Tom Holland opens up about golfing in Portugal for Vuori, unwinding with “The Traitors,” and why “The Odyssey” ranks among his proudest achievements as an actor

Get Out!: Triple-crowned Tony Monteleone is redefining imperial drag leadership in NYC -- blending legacy, activism and heart as the Court marks 40 years of impact

HotSpots: The annual pet issue is here

Lavender: Braised beef, plantains and purpose collide as Hola Arepa brings bold Latin street food to Dining Out for Life Minnesota -- proving great meals can make a real impact

POZ: Some people living with HIV are currently allowed in the military, while others struggle to enlist

Gay City News: At Stonewall, community members blast Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy

Gloss: Spring has sprung

SGN: A new era for Seattle Police Department-queer relations?

Ion Arizona: How three actors and a bold team created Cher on stage

Gay Times: Katie Baskerville and Self Esteem talk raw artistic energy and boundary defying roles

Variety: "Hacks" ends -- and cements its legacy as one of TV’s best comedies