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, including the groundbreaking 1973 PBS series "An American Family," which followed the Loud family and captured eldest son Lance's coming out as gay

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