Remains of the Day (05/11)

Los Angeles Times: "Love Boat" gets an honorary plaque on Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Randy Report: Anti-gay Austin bomber Mark Anthony Conditt was a Grindr user, but is it relevant to the case?

Towleroad: Family narrowly escapes being lunch for cheetahs at safari park (WATCH)

Politico: Showtime series captures The New York Times grappling with press-bashing and erratic presidency

Dlisted: Sex bomb Justin Theroux was granted a restraining order against his wacky neighbor

The Daily News: Move over, Bhagwan: Bronx "spiritual healer" threatened to kill men if they denied his sexual advances

Out: Muscle daddy Terry Miller stars in new Tom of Finland lookbook

The New York Times: When Tim Tebow comes to town

Boy Culture: Are you ready for a visual guide to the best butts of the 1990s?

GLAAD: The media watchdog's 2018 Pride magnet is available now!

The Washington Post: Online matchup leads to 65,000 text messages and a stalking charge

Back2Stonewall: Major cities across America reject hosting the next Republication National Convention

Blast: Redmond O'Neal charged with possessing heroin and meth

Matthew's Island of Misfit Toys: Nothing beats a hot man in blue jeans

Greg in Hollywood: Dominic Thiem beats Rafael Nadal in Madrid, snapping the Spaniard's 21-match win streak and putting Roger Federer back on top 

OMG Blog: Alessandro Borghi goes full-frontal in "Napoli Velata"

ET: Sharon Horgan finds comedy in the f**k-ups with "Motherland," "Divorce," and "Catastrophe"

Out: Peter Staley to pen queer-activist memoir we've been waiting for

The WoW Report: Zac Efron would like to do a sex scene with The Rock: "He's perfect"

Unitard: Tard Core -- Refreshed: The combined talents of Mike Albo, Nora Burns and David Ilku are returning to Joe's Pub with their wildest wittiest show to date

They Work 'Tard for the Funny

If you're in Los Angeles, do not miss Unitard at the Cavern Theater at Casita Del Campo restaurant in Silverlake, tomorrow through Sunday. Everyone agrees the comedy trio serves up the season's must-see show! Tickets available HERE.

“Brilliant.” -- New York Magazine 

“Critics’ pic!” -- The New Yorker 

"It's everything: off-the-charts funny, brilliant, edgy, scathing, out there. Unitard hits it hard!” -- Sandra Bernhard 

“I spit out my cocktail! One continual laugh from start to finish.” -- Jennifer Coolidge 

“Unitard are the GenX crazy talented cousins of the cool kids from SNL.” -- Parker Posey

 "Outrageous! I laughed so much and I'll be going back.” -- Debbie Harry 

"A riotously funny show, nonstop hilarity." -- Michael Musto, OUT Magazine 

"Made me howl with laughter!" -- Lady Bunny

Last Call for Unitard at Joe's Pub

Facebook invite HERE.

The comedy trio Unitard -- Nora Burns, David Ilku and Mike Albo -- will close out their residency at Joe's Pub on Wednesday (July 26) at 7 p.m., with the final performance of "Tard Core: There Are No Safe Words." The set is littered with all sorts of hilarious topical bits about politics, gender, glasses of wine that cost more than a bottle and the hyper-gentrification of the city. Read my review from May HERE -- the show's a riot! -- and buy tickets now HERE!

Unitard Returns to Joe's Pub on May 31

David Ilku, Nora Burns and Mike Albo

I caught the premiere performance of NYC comedy trio Unitard's residency at Joe's Pub -- Tard Core: There Are No Safe Words -- earlier this month and strongly suggest you head on over for the May 31 followup. (Additional performances on June 28 and July 26.) The set is littered with all sorts of hilarious topical bits about politics, gender, $12 avocado toast and the hyper-gentrification of the city. What makes their brand of humor so perfect is that they're just as willing to poke fun at blasé New Yorkers who swear the city was "so much better" when you had to risk being murdered every time you left the house to buy a quart of milk as they are people who moved here (because of "Sex and the City") and are willing to wait in line for four hours for [insert latest idiotic fad here]. I'm a big fan of Mike Albo having seen his brilliant one-man shows "The Junket" and "Spermhood" and Nora Burns from her critically acclaimed (and heartrending) "David's Friend." But it's bonus 'tard David Ilku (a member of the Dueling Bankheads with whom I was not as familiar) who steals the show with his Home Shopping Network bit, which stings harder than a regrettable impulse purchase featuring Dr. Sebagh's patented melon extract you made at 3 in the morning after a bad breakup. 

Tickets HERE.