Remains of the Day (06/22)

 

Metro: "Hot Podium Guy" is back at Downing Street as Keir Starmer announces resignation

The Caftan Chronicles: How Robin Byrd became a late-night New York institution 

Just Jared: Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow spotted filming the (unnecessary!) "Romy and Michele" sequel, with Alan Cumming among the returning cast members

Boystack: What ever happened to Falcon star Dean Johnson? 

The Randy Report: Clive Davis, bisexual star-maker who changed American pop music, dies at 94

US Weekly: Did someone say "girth check"?

THR: Julie Klausner says a "Difficult People" revival isn't out of the question as the cult comedy I've come to appreciate gets its first Blu-ray release

Washington Blade: U.S. no longer refuge for LGBTQ refugees

People: I've known forever that Christa Miller was Susan Saint James's niece -- she once had a part on "Kate and Allie" -- but apparently the "Shrinking" star didn't find out until she was 11 

Axios: Why leaving red states isn't so simple for LGBTQ Americans

Lad Bible: Man only works out one side of his body for 100 days to see insane impact it makes

Balls and Strikes: “Parental Rights” are the next frontier in the conservative war on LGBTQ people

WABC: "Pride 2026: For All of Us" explores LGBTQ stories in NYC

Variety: "Heated Rivalry," "Hacks," "Pluribus," "The Pitt" among top nominees for LGBTQ Critics' Dorian TV Awards 

OUTSFL: Bobby Blair, whose career spans publishing, entrepreneurship and tennis, has been named executive director and publisher of the gay rag Hotspots

Hot Cat of the Day: Yesterday we celebrated the 10th anniversary of our adoption of Harvey, seen here exploring his new home for the first time in June 2016. That month, I was reeling from the death of my cat Larry and the unfathomable news that my brother Bill had just months to live when Damian found a stunningly handsome gray kitty who needed a home. (We spent just five minutes with Mr. Half-Stached Tuxedo and knew he was ours.) To say that this special critter rescued me from the most unimaginable grief I have ever known barely scratches the surface. xo

Pride 2026: 40 defining moments in LGBTQ pop culture history

RIP: Tim Bagley shares how James Burrows's empathy for LGBTQ people revolutionized TV