Remains of the Day (10/28)

NBC: "Teen Wolf" star Tyler Posey teases a possible romance on "Line of Fire" as his character, a former Marine turned NSA agent, reconnects with an old military buddy who appears to be harboring feelings for him

The Caftan Chronicles: "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" creator John Cameron Mitchell, 63, opens up about his strained relationship with his conservative Catholic parents, his father's bisexuality and his new play about lesbian artists who defied the Nazis

IG: Guy Branum on the history of International Male 

Greg in Hollywood: Three AFI Fest highlights include Ira Sachs's "The Man I Love" with Rami Malek, the gay true-crime documentary "My Brother's Killer" and Andrew Haigh's "A Long Winter" with Kit Connor

Wrestle Wednesday: If Mike Henson had given birth to Lex Baldwin's baby

Gr8erDays: A fond farewell to Susan Saint James, the beloved "McMillan & Wife" and "Kate & Allie" star who died of pancreatic cancer at 80, recalling her television career, marriage to Dick Ebersol and the heartbreaking loss of their 14-year-old son in a 2004 plane crash

Guardian: Doubles players sign open letter pleading with tennis chiefs to "protect" format

Out: Benito Skinner teases a steamy hot hookup in "Overcompensating" season 2

AP: The iconic Chinese takeout container was originally patented in 1894 to hold oysters before finding a second life as a staple of Chinese-American restaurants

People: Cyndi Lauper recalls being so embarrassed about working (vintage) retail after her band (Blue Angel) broke up that she'd hide under the counter or pretend to be a customer whenever fellow musicians came in

Robb Report: Montgomery Clift's former Upper East Side townhouse, where the Hollywood legend lived until his death in 1966, is on the market for $8 million, complete with the original bar where he entertained famous friends including Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe

Page Six: "I Dream of Jeannie" star Barbara Eden, 95, is back and looking fabulous after a health scare forced her to cancel a September appearance, later clarifying that the problem was actually side effects from a new medication

NYP: Woman allegedly stabbed rabbi with syringe, targeted another Jewish man, then stopped and apologized when third said he was Muslim(!) 

People: "I Love LA" and "English Teacher" star Jordan Firstman reveals he donated sperm to help his sister and her wife have a baby, calling the decision a "total no-brainer" while making it clear he's the child's uncle, not her dad

GCN: A "straight-acting brotherhood" ... what year are these people living in?

Hot Cat of the Day: A Florida sheriff's deputy rescues a frightened 5-week-old kitten from a busy interstate after a brief chase, then adopts the little guy, now named Dash, into her own family

First Serb: Novak Djokovic has always had more than his share of detractors, but I think he's often on the right side of things -- even when it comes at a personal cost. His support for Serbia's student-led democracy movement made him a target of pro-government attacks and is believed to have contributed to his decision to relocate his family to Greece. Now that the students have helped bring about the defeat of Aleksandar Vucic, it's nice to see Novak celebrating their victory.

Grounded "Airplane!": How Matt Rettenmund wasn't on hand to stage film this iconic reunion of Jill Whelan, Lorna Patterson and Joyce Bulifant is anyone's guess! 

 

 Song of the Day: Everything But the Girl is back with "Young and Dumb," the first single from their upcoming album "Blue Reservoir," due February 19. And judging by Tracey Thorn's vocals, her transformation into Nina Simone is now complete!