Remains of the Day (09/20)

"Love, Gilda": The long-overdue documentary about the most adorable comedian of all time opens this weekend

The New York Times: For two years, Americans have tried to absorb the details of the 2016 attack — hacked emails, social media fraud, suspected spies -- and Donald Trump’s claims that it’s all a hoax. The Times explores what we know and what it means.

KIT212: Get a load of 6'3"/255 lb..Texas Longhorns tight end Andrew Beck 

Towleroad: Gay man's memory of the AIDS crisis goes viral on Twitter

Jeff Jacoby: If Sen. Susan Collins backs Brett Kavanaugh, $1.4 million is waiting for her next opponent. That’s not bribery, it’s politics

NYT: I was never a "Murphy Brown" person -- she was too stiff and the weak supporting cast was too corny -- but it sounds like it's coming back at just the right moment

Dlisted: Prince Harry looking good enough to eat in jeans and a blazer

AmericaBlog: Beto O’Rourke 2 points ahead of Ted Cruz in new poll -- first time Dem leads

New York Post: Kid with severe dairy allergy died after classmate put cheese down his shirt

Boy Culture: L.A.'s Cutires, LGBTQIA+ coffee shop, in danger of closing for good

OMG Blog: Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek's butts star in "Papillon"

Eater NY: Cafe Loup, a lasting fixture in NYC’s literary scene, has been seized by the Tax Department

Baseline: Just what the world needs, another Republican

Washington Blade: There's hope that Marius Copil will someday be my husband

The Plum Line: Why do all these racists keep joining the GOP?

Hot Cat of the Day: Friends with snuggle benefits ...

On the Rag, Vol. 527

A weekly look at what's making news in the gay mags:

Get Out!: Now if we could just get the Boxers boys to wear briefs

Review: Jane Lynch and Kate Flannery live at Cafe Carlyle

QX (London): Meet Danny Tenaglia

HotSpots: Six Florida spas you'll love

Between the Lines (Detroit): Ron Owens is a rising star

Gloss (San Francisco): FolXXXsom Edition No. 1

Rage Monthly: The alt-cover of the house and homo edition

Metro Weekly (D.C.): "Boy Erased" to "Mary Poppins," "A Star is Born" to "Fantastic Beasts," here's every film worth looking out for this fall

Whitman-Walker celebrates 40 years of service to D.C.'s LGBTQ community

Lavender (Minnesota): Are you ready for a fall getaway? 

Ambush (New Orleans): Mondays are a drag

Attitude (U.K.): Rami Malek insists Freddie Mercury's sexuality and battle with AIDS will feature in "Bohemian Rhapsody" 

Dallas Voice: Vote NOH8 to start a pride revolution

Flame (New Orleans): I'm not sure what is happening here, but I sure wish it would stop

Passport: Visit the "world's friendliest" spa and fitness resort

Rami Malek is Freddie Mercury in 'Bohemian Rhapsody'

Well, he sure looks the part! Just a shame that a film about the legendary Queen singer is being directed by a gay man (Bryan Singer), yet it only covers 1970 through 1985, which is the year before tabloids started reporting that Freddie Mercury tested HIV positive. Read HERE.

Queening Out

"Mr. Robot" star Rami Malek has been cast to play Freddie Mercury in a new biopic with Bryan Singer at the helm. Will you watch? Details HERE.