Remains of the Day (05/15)

Towleroad: God help us all -- Crazy Donald and John Bolton really are going to recreate the bogus Iraq war in Iran, aren't they?

Jump212: Two JO-worthy photos of 24-year-old California native, YouTube star and actor/singer Cameron Dallas on vacation

Page Six: TV's Chuck Lorre has some juicy gossip about network brass and Jon Cryer, Melissa McCarthy, Christine Baranski , not to mention his experience with Cybill Shepherd

Washington Post: A mystery illness killed a boy in 1969 -- and years later doctors learned what it was: AIDS

Knox News: Former pastor sentenced to 12 years in prison for repeated rape of adopted daughter

Jennifer Finney Boylan: What grade would you give Donald Trump? He won't release his college transcript, but we can guess what it says

Architectural Record: The new TWA Hotel has me wishing I had a reason to stay at JFK

Instagram: Doubles specialist Michael Venus is one hot daddy

The Randy Report: Democratic candidates (Pete, Kamala) offer Rainbow+ campaign gear for Pride 

NBC: Police release video of woman pushing elderly man off bus, leading to his death

The Daily Beast: A racist ad targeting Elizabeth Warren and an obscure bill to allow a Native American tribe to open a casino in Massachusetts is connected to a longtime conservative, dark money operative

Back2Stonewall: Remembering Julian Eltinge, the world's greatest female impersonator

Sun-Sentinel: South Florida trans teen Jazz Jennings is heading to Harvard

Variety: Gay filmmaker Ira Sachs reflects on being "truly independent"

Greg in Hollywood: Vicki Lawrence pays tribute to Tim Conway

Hot Slut of the Day: Kellogg's Fruity Marshmallow Krispies

The Daily News: What's important is that neither this 8-year-old's nor his mother's Second Amendment rights were infringed upon

Gr8er Days: Lee Horsley, perhaps the sexiest man to ever work in Hollywood, turns 64

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Prisoner Release Marks Victory for Diplomacy

Thrilled with the progress that's been made between the U.S. and Iran, which could well be President Obama's greatest foreign-policy achievement. The world is a better place now that Iran has begun the process of dismantling large sections of its nuclear program -- and many loved ones have been returned to their families. As I sat in Mr. Smith's home room class in seventh grade at Rhodes Junior High counting the days of the Iranian hostage crisis, diplomacy like this seemed unimaginable. The president is right that it's time for a new era between us. I'm sure the families of Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati, Christian pastor Saeed Abedini and Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari would agree.

Page 1 Roundup (01/13)

Neutered Iran does what any weakened man does -- stick his chest out and overreact. To their credit, they only did it a bit, thus avoiding an international incident.

Secretary of State John Kerry thanked the Iranians “for their cooperation in swiftly resolving this matter” and suggested in a statement that the quick resolution of the issue was a product of the nearly daily back-and-forth that now takes place between Washington and Tehran, after three decades of hostility and stony silence.

Speaking of neutered men: It can both either way!

Final State of the Union and my separation anxiety is officially in high gear ...

When I lived in L.A., we had the Rams and the Raiders. One of 'em is coming back, but not the one that gave us Howie Long's magical mustache!

Page 1 Consider (07/15)

Laughable headline from The New York Post, which wantonly fails to acknowledge that this may very well be President Obama's biggest accomplishment and most lasting legacy.

Iran (So Far Away)

Watch the trailer for "Golf Alpha Yankee: An LGBT Human Rights Documentary" and see if you want to contribute to this project, which exposes the torture, imprisonment, and even execution of gay people from Iran, simply because of who they love.