On the Rag, Vol. 932

 

In this week's rag 'n' mag roundup: Jack Lowden talks James Bond rumors; Andrew Garfield takes on Sam Altman; Leo Reich finds the funny in modern gay life; David Archuleta embraces his sexuality; Tom Welling reflects on "Smallville"; and more BELOW.

Flag: Made in Boston

Between the Lines: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel reflects on her fight for marriage equality, her political career and the challenges facing transgender families as she prepares to leave office in January

Gay Times: British comedian Leo Reich discusses his new show "It Gets Worse," finding humor in the anxieties of modern gay life and navigating adulthood in an increasingly chaotic world

Q Salt Lake: Utah marks Transgender Awareness Month following another difficult legislative year for transgender residents, with advocates highlighting the importance of visibility, community support and resilience

Get Out!: David Archuleta talks about embracing his sexuality, shedding his wholesome "American Idol" image and bringing his new Christmas album and tour to New York City

San Francisco Bay Times: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is named a 2026 Legends Archive inductee in recognition of her decades of public service and advocacy for LGBTQ rights

GED: Fortune Feimster talks about growing up Southern, being gay and finding the funny in everyday life

The Men Style: A journey through Tirana, Albania, captures the city's streets, architecture and everyday life

Philadelphia Gay News: Three former city officials have filed lawsuits accusing Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration of discrimination and retaliation

Perfect Man: Tom Welling reflects on his career, life after Superman and his enduring connection to the character that made him famous

Q Minnesota: KARE 11 news anchor Jana Shortal opens up about being an openly gay journalist, getting assaulted by a federal agent while covering an immigration crackdown and the controversial decision to move her show from broadcast television to streaming

Rage: Magician Michael Carbonaro talks about the magic, mayhem and mischief behind his Wonderboy tour

Watermark: LGBTQ groups and programs help college students prepare for the future

Adelante: Dolly Parton's remarkable career, enduring popularity and status as an LGBTQ icon are celebrated in a tribute to the country music legend

The Word: San Diego's LGBTQ community has a busy November ahead, with a packed calendar of arts, culture and community events

The Fight: L.A. pop artist Dominique turns personal trauma, homelessness and addiction into dancefloor inspiration with his debut single: "You're a Star (Get on Up)"

Georgia Voice: Holiday festivities across Georgia, highlights from Atlanta and Savannah Pride celebrations and the expansion of Monks Meadery

GQ: Andrew Garfield as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is the scariest thing you’ll see all year

GQ Hype: "Slow Horses" star Jack Lowden talks about rumors he's the next James Bond, taking on Mr. Darcy in Netflix's "Pride and Prejudice" and his desire to move behind the camera

GQ Middle East: Tunisia's beach wrestlers take center stage

Not That Mag: Model Max Hamilton opens up about life in front of the camera and the man behind the images

Man About Town: Former menswear editor Ben Cobb talks about trading London for country life, collaborating with British label Aubin & Wills and bringing a rock-star sensibility to rural fashion

Out NW: "Top Chef" finalist and Boston restaurateur Tiffani Faison talks determination, authenticity and her culinary career

iMAGazine: The rise and fall of IBM's Watson, the artificial intelligence supercomputer once touted as the future of medicine, offers a cautionary tale about the gap between technological hype and reality