Remains of the Day (10/16)

KIT212: Ex-Jets QB Mark Sanchez reaches settlement with truck driver he pummeled in booze-filled attack

Boystack: Glenn Close makes a surprise appearance at NewFest's opening-night screening of the acclaimed Spanish gay drama "La Bola Negra"

The 19th: Meta faces scrutiny over anti-LGBTQ misinformation spreading on its platforms ahead of the midterm elections

Mombian: Revisiting an early book about lesbian parenthood offers a reminder that gay families have a much longer history than many realize

Saturday 'Stache: He's what's known as a "Kenny special"

Artnet: Cyndi Lauper looks back on her gloriously outrageous style as she auctions off decades of iconic outfits, including pieces created by Screaming Mimi's founder Laura Wills

Fox Illinois: LGBTQ elders share the lessons they want younger generations to carry forward

Attitude: Chick-fil-A's CEO squirms through an interview about the fast-food chain's controversial history with gay rights

Out: David Beckham's son Romeo makes his acting debut in "Forty Love," a French gay romance about rival tennis players who fall for each other 

Brian Ferrari: A not-safe-for-work remembrance of pioneering gay actor and activist Michael Kearns

SCMP: A scheduling conflict forces the cancellation of Hong Kong Pride Parade's Rainbow Market, with no alternative venue available

NYT: Revisiting the origins of Jason Voorhees in "Crystal Lake," Peacock's prequel series to the "Friday the 13th" horror franchise

Instinct: What gay men need to know about Grindr's growing use of artificial intelligence

Queerty: This one's for all my gay classmates in Mesa

Speedo Sunday: Putting the muscle in Muscle Beach

Hot Cat of the Day: Turtle comes home after 571 days and a two-state adventure

Blond Farewell: Blondie to return with new and final album "High Noon" next year. Hear the "Pollinator"-reminiscent first single, "Spectral Eyes," HERE. Tickled to read they're also covering a song off erstwhile keyboardist Jimmy Destri's sublime "Heart on a Wall" album, but did they have to pick the one with barely any lyrics ("Little Metal Drummer") when every other track has Blondie written all over it?