Remains of the Day (02/28)

Baseline: First-round loser Grigor Dimitrov takes flight in Dubai, off the court

Reuters: Rafael Nadal is injured yet again

Boy Culture: This billboard in Chicago for the new gay-themed teen comedy "Love, Simon" is just perfect!

Towleroad: Married gay couple navigates a threesome, and someone gets pounded

W Magazine: "Angels in America" star Lee Pace answers a question like only an exhausting queen could (but at least he has a cat)

OMG Blog: There's an alleged Tom Daley dick pic floating around Tumblr

SpinCycle: Concert celebrates 15th anniversary of "Taboo," Boy George's cult musical about the 1980s London nightclub scene.

Deadline: "9 to 5" reboot punching in: Rashida Jones to script with Pat Resnick; Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin all circling

Die Alone With Me: Are you single because you ate an entire bag of Chicas Corn Chips and a tub of cream cheese while watching "Difficult People"?

Into: Las Vegas trans bar was target of shooting over weekend that left two injured

NPR: Dick's Sporting Goods ends sale of assault-style rifles, citing Florida shooting

Gus Kenworthy: I've never loved Dick's more

The Undefeated: U.S. Tennis Association to honor Althea Gibson with statue at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y.

The Daily News: Georgia teacher in custody after barricading self inside classroom

HuffPost: Gender confirmation surgeries are rising, and so is insurance coverage

The New York Times: Julius Lester, chronicler of black America, is dead at 78

Pink News: Adam Rippon reads some of his fan mail

The Randy Report: City Council in Mississippi denies Pride parade permit with no reason given

The Atlantic: The opinion writer hired and fired by The New York Times in a matter of hours says the internet created a "bizarro version" of herself (she still looks insane!)

Mother Jones: Crazy Donald blasts Jeff Sessions for not doing more to investigate dubious allegations of FBI misconduct 

The Washington Post: Hope Hicks’s evasiveness highlights how far Trump is pushing the envelope on executive privilege

TPM: Mueller questions if Crazy Donald knew of hacked Dem emails before release

Daily Intelligencer: Sexting brings down GOP frontrunner in Arizona's special congressional election

The Gay Almanac: "Take Me Out" premiered on Broadway 16 years ago

Gr8er Days: Move over, Simpsons: Archie Bunker predicted Crazy Donald's absurd gun "solution" back in 1972

The WoW Report: It's Funny of Die's new sexual-harassment game: "Guess Who? #MeToo"

Outsports: 2 gay Olympians, 2 coaches came out to Adam Rippon and Gus Kenworthy

Washington Blade: Dolly Parton is happy to be "the book lady"

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Page 1 Roundup (02/08)

The Daily News: Queens school rejects student’s bid to add his name Malcolm X on senior sweater, then mocks him

Quincy Jones calls Beatles ‘the worst musicians,’ says Michael Jackson stole songs

Chris Cuomo unsure if Dems will make ‘room for a Cuomo or a Biden’ in run for president

New York Post: Pregnant teen says attackers tried to kill baby

 The Black Lives Matter leader known for diving over a barrier to snatch a Confederate flag from a protester on live TV last year was shot dead in New Orleans, police said

Page Six: Hollywood blasts Tarantino ahead of upcoming Charles Manson flick

The Washington Post: I thought gay rights were safe, but now I know I was wrong (op-ed)

20 notable African American firsts in entertainment

The New York Times: Rob Porter, White House aide, resigns after accusations of spousal abuse

Pelosi held House floor in advocacy of ‘Dreamers’ for more than 8 hours

Los Angeles Times: Former aide to Gavin Newsom speaks out about their affair while he was San Francisco mayor

The Wall Street Journal: How to win a high-school debate: Talk like a cattle auctioneer

Althea Gibson Forever

Five-time Grand Slam champion Althea Gibson, who was the first African American to play and win the U.S. Nationals, has been honored with a postage stamp. Get yours HERE.