Remains of the Day (05/11)

Out: Matt Bomer reveals his favorite "Fellow Travelers" sex scene with Jonathan Bailey

Attitude: Ian McKellen says "Star Wars" icon told him to avoid LGBTQ politics

Brian Ferrari: Before Liza, Madonna or Alicia Keys, there was lesbian cabaret icon Madame Spivy, whose 1939 ode to New York celebrated gin, nightlife, carbon monoxide and the joys of city living

Mashable: GLAAD's annual report found a social media landscape "rife" with anti-LGBTQ hate

Socialite Life: Male Model Monday featuring Gabriel Robles, Valentin Humbroich, Wyatt Engeman and more

Out: Munich's first gay mayor goes viral for kissing his fiancé to celebrate election

GCN: Ali Forney Center’s spring gala raises more than $3 million for at-risk and homeless LGBTQ youth

Instinct: OnlyFans creator Adam Adonis has one bit of advice for newbies 

Greg in Hollywood: Remembering the late -- and very sexy -- gay baseball player Billy Bean on what would have been his 62nd birthday

Washington Blade: Hungary officially turns the page on Viktor Orbán’s anti-gay era as new Prime Minister Péter Magyar takes office promising democratic reforms, warmer EU ties and a less hostile future for LGBTQ Hungarians

Deadline: Where do I contribute my life savings to ensure this film where Debbie Harry plays Pamela Anderson's mother gets made?

People: A debut novelist reveals how writing about a messy gay love triangle led to deeper lessons about chosen family, friendship breakups and finding community in New York

HuffPost: Sally Field says son jokes that "Steel Magnolias" made him gay

Queerty: Rami Malek heads to Cannes with Ira Sachs’s “The Man I Love,” a dreamy, sexually charged AIDS-era NYC romance that somehow also features musical numbers

Rolling Stone: Music journalist Barry Walters dives into the Village People’s messy, enduring gay legacy in a new book exploring the defining LGBTQ songs and artists of the 20th century

Hot Cat of the Day: My heart runneth over when I came across this photo of my first boyfriend and our little Lou 

Reading Rainbow: 15 must-read LGBTQ books to kick off your summer stack

Lost Boys: Peter Hujar and Paul Thek’s decades-long artistic and romantic entanglement gets a haunting second life in a new exhibition pairing the downtown legends’ work, letters and shared obsessions

Hidden Haring: Keith Haring’s deeply personal side comes into focus in a new NYC exhibition featuring rarely seen works, painted furniture and even a crib created for his best friend’s family