On the Rag, Vol. 924

This week's rag 'n' mag roundup features Oran Katan, David Sedaris, Ben Platt, Chaka Khan, Owen Thiele, the Cowgays and more BELOW.

L'Homme Nu: Oran Katan is not safe for work 

GED: David Sedaris dishes on his new book, handsome boyfriends, cancel culture, his eccentric fashion sense and the mundane jobs that helped shape his singular comic voice

Q Salt Lake: “Facing East” returns 20 years later, revisiting a landmark story of a Mormon family confronting faith, grief and their gay son’s legacy

Men's Health: Tim Robards reveals the habits, mindset and hard-earned lessons behind his success -- and why staying uncomfortable keeps him moving forward

Georgia Voice: Atlanta’s Out on Film returns for its 39th year with more than 150 LGBTQ films, including new work featuring Alan Cumming, Rachel Dratch and Billie Jean King

Behind the Blinds: Ben Platt talks stretching beyond the roles that made him famous, the enduring magic of musical theater and bringing a gay love story to the London stage

Get Out!: Chaka Khan unleashes the Chakzilla era

Wiremag: Good enough to eat

OutSmart: The Cowgays are bringing joy, ’90s country camp and a little trouble to their Houston debut

Moments: Spellbound by Isaiah Frederich 

Out: Andrew Scott sends fans into a frenzy with his filthy “daddy” turn opposite Leo Reich in the new British comedy “It Gets Worse”

The Times Magazine: Josh Kerr opens up about racing drug cheats, the extremes behind his record-shattering mile and why he believes he can run even faster

DNA: Devon by Ryan Stanford | Part 2

Gay City News: NYC gay bars see drop in alcohol sales as Americans cut back on drinking

VMAN: Owen Thiele gets glammed up with Armani Beauty for the Venice Film Festival and opens up about his rise in comedy and what’s next

Philadelphia Gay News: Pride Center of Atlantic City will bring South Jersey its first LGBTQ community center

Interview: Paul Anthony Kelly suits up and sips martinis as Montblanc celebrates 100 years of leather in New York City

Provincetown Magazine: Marti Cummings twirls around the world

Esquire: José Condessa gets cheeky with a cover inspired by Maurizio Cattelan’s infamous banana artwork “Comedian”

People: At 80, Jaclyn Smith reveals she’s had fat injected into her face to restore age-related volume loss, while warning against cosmetic work that leaves people looking unlike themselves