Remains of the Day (01/19)

Mirror: Jamie Dornan admits he once glued a wig to his “private parts" as a teenager in case he “got lucky”

The Washington Post: Justice Department says it will retry Sen. Robert Menendez following mistrial on bribery charges

Los Angeles Times: Trump supporter Antonio Sabato Jr.'s "gay" film roles have conservatives demanding he end run for Congress

It's Either Euphoria or Sadness: Looking for your next book? Check out reviews of Samira Ahmed's "Love, Hate and Other Filters," Rupi Kaur's "Milk and Honey," Rachel Caine's "Killman Creek," and Jillian Medoff's "This Could Hurt"

BosGuy: How do you feel about pierced nipples on furry men?

Baseline: Season 2 of "My Tennis Life" will feature Lucie Safarova and Jared Donaldson -- does that mean we might see coach Jan-Michael Gambill, too?

The WoW Report: My pal Nora Burns brings her sweetly nostalgic "David's Friend" show -- about her friend who died of AIDS -- to L.A. on Jan. 30 and 31

Back2Stonewall: Kevin Spacey accused of being a racist on top of a sexual predator

Towleroad: Lesbian YouTube star Chrissy Chambers wins landmark "revenge porn" case

HuffPost: Closeted anti-LGBTQ politicians may not survive the #MeToo movement

Gay Star News: Rule change allows HIV-positive man to become airline pilot

Gr8er Days: It's never too soon to look back -- celebs we have lost in 2018 ... so far

St. Louis Public Radio: New footage found at estate sale shows gay pool party circa 1945

Greg in Hollywood: Russell Tovey has the luckiest dog on earth

Homorazzi: Joel McHale hosting a new Netflix variety/talk show

Hunk du Jour: I like a modern guy with '70s sex appeal

My New Plaid Pants: Everything you need to know about life you can learn from "Marnie" (1964)

Accidental Bear: Watch Gus Kenworthy rescue dogs in his boxers with Steve O in new series

Boy Culture: Remembering Hollywood dreamboat Guy Madison on what would be his 96th birthday

Curbed: What $700,000 buys in NYC right now

JoeMyGod: Northern Ireland may get marriage referendum

Daily Intelligencer: No one will remember this government shutdown fight by November

Matthew's Island of Misfit Toys: Meet shirtless warrior Steve Reeves

The Wall Street Journal: Los Angeles Times publisher Ross Levinsohn to take unpaid leave of absence amid misconduct probe

Dlisted: Colin Firth is done with Woody Allen

The Daily News: Still no motive in Las Vegas mass shooting, no charges expected for gunman’s girlfriend

The Film Experience: What are Oscar's worst best picture snubs ever?

The New York Times: Supreme Court to consider challenge to Trump's latest travel ban

New York Post: First black woman assigned to International Space Station pulled from mission

GLAAD: This year's nominees from the LGBTQ watchdog

The Gay Almanac: "Brothers and Sisters" star Luke Macfarlane is 38 today

Vox: Samantha Bee makes some good points about the Aziz Ansari controversy, yet somehow they only make me more sad that people are expecting a "connection" with a total stranger they barely know

Tennis Life: Tacky CoCo hit with big fine for obscene outburst

The Randy Report: Olympian Johnny Weir explains why he never came out as a competitor (I'm guessing he means officially!)

Outsports: For sexy Stanford assistant gymnastics coach, being gay has never been an obstacle

PinkNews: Channeling Donald, Mike Pence lashes out at gay Olympic figure skater

Hot Cat of the Day: I'm a sucker for a working kitty!

Miller's Crossing

"Prison Break" star Wentworth Miller -- long rumored to be gay -- officially came out of the closet today, in a letter to the St. Petersburg International Film Festival declining an invitation to appear there.

With Luke Macfarlane in 2007

Via GLAAD:

Thank you for your kind invitation. As someone who has enjoyed visiting Russia in the past and can also claim a degree of Russian ancestry, it would make me happy to say yes. However, as a gay man, I must decline. I am deeply troubled by the current attitude toward and treatment of gay men and women by the Russian government. The situation is in no way acceptable, and I cannot in good conscience participate in a celebratory occasion hosted by a country where people like myself are being systematically denied their basic right to live and love openly. Perhaps, when and if circumstances improve, I'll be free to make a different choice. 

GLAAD spokesman Wilson Cruz later said:

"Wentworth's bold show of support sends a powerful message to LGBT Russians: you are not alone. "As people from across the globe continue to speak out against this horrific law, more celebrities and corporations should follow his courageous lead in openly condemning Russia's anti-LGBT law."

It's great to have another out gay actor on the scene. Pity he waited till he was fat and unemployed to do it instead of when he was starring on a huge television series!