Remains of the Day (10/07)

Dan Callahan: Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-winning star of "On the Waterfront" and "North by Northwest," dies at 102

Gr8er Days: Every one of Alfred Hitchcock’s still-living leading ladies

The Hat: As the midterms approach, off-Broadway tackles democracy, authoritarianism and resistance while larger theaters shy away from political risks

W42ST: Michael Musto shares his picks from the New York Film Festival, from must-see movies to the films that left him cold

Wrestle Wednesday: VPL in yellow

NYT: Long Island congressional candidate Chris Gallant is making the most of an unexpected tabloid reveal -- bondage photos from his past

Advocate: Samuel Alito blames marriage equality for America’s "decisive" turn "against religious liberty"

Attitude: Alfie Watts, winner of the British reality show "Race Across the World," comes out as bisexual, just like me in 1987(!)

BBC: Three arrested in a crackdown on a suspected criminal network accused of helping Bangladeshi migrants pretend to be gay to win asylum in Britain

PinkNews: Nyle DiMarco joins "All's Fair" for season two in a recurring role originally written for a hearing actor

Creepy Catalog: The story behind the haunting opening credits of "Rosemary's Baby"

HuffPost: Andrew Scott looks poised for an Oscar nomination thanks to his chilling performance in "Elsinore"

Out: Why Chris Colfer says a "Glee" reboot would be really hard to do

Greg in Hollywood: Van Hansis marks two years as Lucas Jones on "General Hospital," a role that turned a short-term gig into a life-changing move to Los Angeles 

NYP: Bleeding-heart liberal Debra Messing pulls a Roseanne Barr. Someone really needs to conduct research on how a single topic can overtake a person's entire life and personality -- I'm looking at you, #FreePalestine loons

Hot Cat of the Day: A change of seasons

RIP: Remembering Michael Kearns, the fearless gay actor, performance artist and AIDS activist who came out when it was career suicide and later became one of the first actors to publicly disclose he was HIV-positive

Looking back at the life and career of soap stud Robert Kelker-Kelly, who starred on "Days of Our Lives" and "Another World" before leaving Hollywood behind