On the Rag, Vol. 912

This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features Hunter Doohan, Flavio Cobolli, Tommy Bracco, Lorenzo Musetti, Peppermint, Finn Bennett, Billy Keogh, what I really think about the "model cult" and more BELOW.

So Gay: Tommy Bracco serves Italian comfort food, talks finding lasting love and opens up about his path to parenthood

Provincetown Magazine: Discover why Ptown remains one of America’s great art colonies in this guide to the season’s must-see gallery exhibitions and emerging artists

Flag: Artyom Akhnazaryan gets wild

Lavender: More than 150 Minnesota performers will bring hometown talent to the stages of this year's Twin Cities Pride Festival

BTB: Finn Bennett steps into the infinite nightmare of "The Backrooms," the ambitious A24 adaptation of Kane Parsons's viral phenomenon

Get Out!: Peppermint talks purpose, perseverance and using her platform to create change onstage and beyond

HotSpots: Meet Jaime Erben, serving up charm, confidence and plenty of reasons to linger for one more round

Boi: Exploring Maleness

Out: Hunter Doohan talks his rise as a gay scream king

Watermark:  St. Pete Pride celebrates 24 years with Here Comes the Sun

Boylicious: Tommy in brief

Playgirl: Cute, grounded and suddenly everywhere, Billy Keogh is navigating a breakout moment with charm, ambition and a refreshingly down-to-earth perspective

HATC: Olympian Jake Pates on snowboarding, second acts and why retirement can wait

Icon: For Flavio Cobolli, tennis isn't sacrifice -- it's passion, joy and the thrill of pushing beyond his limits

L'officiel: Tennis has been Lorenzo Musetti's passion since age 4. Even sidelined by injury, he's still chasing the dream

MetroWeekly: British actor Steven Webb opens up about comedy, coming out and the leap across the Atlantic as he makes his American stage debut in “Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going to Happen”

Philadelphia Gay News: Public hearings will examine policing after Gayborhood Pride incidents

Dallas Voice: As World Cup fever builds, some fans are rethinking travel plans over concerns about anti-LGBTQ+ policies in host states

Interview: We finished HBO Max's "Bring Me the Beauties" and I had the same reaction I did to the Hulu romance scam documentary: No, this couldn't "happen to anyone." You have to be inherently dumb to fall prey to something like this. And if you think I'm being unkind, ask yourself why even now most of them hint at still believing there was "something" there.