Song of the Day: 'Only You' by Tanya Donelly

After a week off, Tanya Donelly's Sunday covers series is back with a bang, this time tackling Yaz(oo)'s classic Christmas No. 1 single, "Only You." 

P.S.

The previous week we got "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," performed the best way a Bob Dylan song can be -- by someone else. Enjoy!

Remains of the Day (04/05)

Out: Gus and Adam's wet hot American bromance

The Washington Post: A fierce opponent of the Endangered Species Act is picked to oversee Interior’s wildlife policy

Bloomberg: China tariffs could wreck Republicans in November, if the electorate weren't so stupid

Dlisted: Marc Jacobs could have at least done it at a Dos Toros ...

TMZ: Dolores O'Riordan sounded cheerful in voicemail recorded hours before her death

PinkNews: Transgender woman who was shot in her car died while people drove around her

The Gay Almanac: Bob Dylan and others sings about gay love

Fred Karger: "Salt Park" is a five-part animated series spoofing the Mormon Church and its embarrassment of riches

Variety: "Project Runway" future in doubt amid Weinstein Co. bankruptcy

Back2Stonewall: Harvey Milk SFO terminal name officially approved

Hunk du Jour: Some men have sexier chest-hair patterns than other

NewNowNext: Frozen-food heiress Tucker Carlson is still incredibly dumb

OMG Blog: Actor Matt Lloyd isn't shy about doing the full monty

Towleroad: Adam Rippon, Tonya Harding joining "Dancing With the Stars"

The Randy Report: MGM Resorts reimagines wedding songs for the LGBTQ community

Boy Culture: Ginger construction worker has body of steel

TV Line: First look at Meryl Streep in "Big Little Lies"

Outsports: A small award from his teammates meant the world to gay college runner (with sexy thick legs)

UnPresidented: Podcast topics include the Laura Ingraham boycott, Sinclair bias and monopoly media

Hot Cat of the Day: Boys With Beards With Cats is my new favorite site, natch!

Nobel Prize in Literature Won by Bob Dylan

Lots of strong reactions to the news that Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. I don't have an opinion about it one way or the other -- I admire Dylan a lot but tend to enjoy him more in theory than in everyday use -- but my friend Jerome Murphy had a take on the unusual pick that I found provocative:

From HERE.

Happy 75th Birthday to Bob Dylan!

If not for him, my winter would hold no spring. Five ways to celebrate the big day HERE.