Remains of the Day (09/3)

KIT212: With thanks to Warren, I've updated my "Calendar Men" post with the 12 Men of ASU 1981!

EW: Will Reeve, the youngest child of the late Christopher Reeve, reveals he ‘worried about being a burden’ in emotional update after announcing his testicular cancer

PinkNews: Serbia has become the first Balkan country to have an openly gay president, as former prime minister Ana Brnabic takes over on an interim basis following Aleksandar Vucic's resignation

Instinct: Meet five other openly gay leaders reshaping Europe's political landscape, from prime ministers and presidents to mayors and ministers

Wrestle Wednesday: Where do you even start?

Fox: I'm not surprised that the virulently transphobic New York Post, Daily Mail et al. are breathlessly reporting on the trans New York Times executive who was gunned down in broad daylight by his own in-laws. (The older couple allegedly taunted and abused him about his gender identity for years.) What I can't figure out is why these media outlets are suddenly using the correct pronouns for the victim, something they seem to relish not doing -- no matter how confusing it makes their articles. (Baby steps?)

Socialite Life: Former child star Jonathan Lipnicki goes full frontal -- and very dark -- for his eye-opening role in A24's "Primetime"

People: Absolutely heartbreaking that a 13-year-old girl would take her own life. Condolences to Chad Lowe and his family.

New Times: Gay-owned Brick Road Coffee -- in Mesa, Tempe and now Phoenix -- is proving that this isn't the Valley of the Sun I grew up in

The Reel Murts: Let a hot Irishman explain to you the history of the first "Guinness Book of Records"

HBO Max: Has anyone watched the documentary "Anni: The Honeymoon Murder," about the Anni Dewani case, in which her husband was accused of arranging her killing? Would love to hear your thoughts. (I don't want to spoil anything so that's all I'll say!) 

Billboard: Dolly Parton stars in "9 to 5"-themed coffee commercial filmed a month before her death

MNPP: Welsh actor Dino Fetscher, mustachioed and tank-topped for your pleasure

Out: 11 gay thriller movies to binge and where to watch them

RIP: Dennis Haskins, Mr. Belding on TV’s ‘Saved by the Bell,’ dies at 75

 

Hot Cat of the Day: This little cutie reminds me of my late Larry, whose own dental-hygiene skills made him the only cat I ever owned that vets weren't constantly trying to bully me into a $5,000 cleaning (that didn't even include laser-whitening).

'Lived to Tell': A haunting Memorial Day 1981 photo of six friends in Laguna Beach became the inspiration for (leggy blond) David Churchill’s memoir of gay life before AIDS and the friends he lost to the epidemic. 

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