Remains of the Day (06/16)

 

Them: Knicks fans go viral with steamy gay kisses in the streets

The Caftan Chronicles: The owner of Palm Springs' revamped dive bar "Tool Shed" sees all the rich daddy/grifter stud drama up close

Fight Back: This theatrical experience has no actors or audience. But it could be starring ... you

FI&SBN: Always a treat to see Gilbert Baker's iconic Pride flag waving in the wind

Wrestle Wednesday: When he opens the door for a hookup looking like this

ICYMI: Andrea Pellegrino got robbed without his own Tennis Tuesday post

Japan Times: Japanese government OKs basic plan to raise LGBTQ awareness

Boystack: Tony-winning choreographer/director Jerry Mitchell looks back on the history of Broadway Bares, the annual burlesque spectacular that has raised more than $$31 million for HIV/AIDS causes

Variety: Irish TV host and style guru Darren Kennedy plays wingman in "Heyy Gay!," a new social-media dating series that pairs gay men for blind date 

Deadline: "Celebrity Autobiography" is one of my favorite shows at a cheap cabaret. But I can't say I'm surprised it's closing months early on Broadway, where it debuted without any updates from the version I've seen a half dozen times.

SCMP: How this Hong Kong executive lost 70 pounds in 8 months through "exercise and a diet overhaul"

NPR: Paul Rudnick discusses his new novel, "The Tuxedo Society," a fun thriller that imagines an LGBTQ spy agency

ABC7: And people actually wonder why professional male athletes still don't come out of the closet

Attitude: David Geffen and ex-husband David Armstrong yacht together after divorce

USA Today: Perhaps the dumbest take on the corporate pullback from Pride Month, which queer activists bitched about incessantly when it was happening and now gets companies in trouble the authoritarian regime

Hot Cat of the Day: The whole city is still speechless

"Final Set": Damian and I caught a screening of the new Chris Evert-Martina Navratilova documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival, and let me start by saying I never wanted it to end. Because of my deep affection and admiration for these two women, I knew I would love it no matter what. But director Rebecca Gitlitz and producer Jenna Ricker -- who spoke afterward -- managed to take a well-documented story and reveal new things that even the biggest fan on earth (aka: me) didn't know. My face still hurts from smiling and my eyes are still swollen from crying. Premiere June 26 on Netflix. 

Borscht Chastity Belt: The hilarious Nadya Ginsburg unleashes Madonna, Cher and her own inner wild child in "Feral Fatale," a musical comedy cabaret on July 23 at the Cutting Room that is packed with songs, stand-up and unapologetic feminine rage. Tickets available HERE.