Remains of the Day (12/06)

WSJ: Showtime's "Work in Progress" exists mostly within an LGBTQ galaxy, but its universe will be familiar to everyone

Peter Staley: Why I'm not one of those gays who think Buttigieg isn't their kind of gay

Turtle Boy Sports: Ever get a load of the 18-year-old who accused -- then dropped the case against -- Kevin Spacey of groping him?

Instagram: Diego in sweater, tighty whities

Boy Culture: Hillary Clinton on brain-snatch victim Lindsey Graham

The Washington Post: "Sesame Street" taught the world how to be nice. It’s still at it, if you need a refresher.

Baseline: Unranked tennis player Jack Sock got engaged

The WoW Report: Harvard acquires drag icon Joey Arias's archive

The Randy Report: Veterans group endorses Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who stuck his foot in his mouth about deficits

Towleroad: Biden ad shows world leaders laughing at "dangerously incompetent" Trump

THR: Darlene Love slams "Christmas in Rockefeller Center" producers for snubbing her

BosGuy: You say you like 'em furry?

The Daily Beast: Broadway's “Jagged Little Pill” uses songs from Alanis Morissette’s 1995 album to furnish a family saga of addiction, sexuality, race, and so much more

Greg in Hollywood: Van Hansis says "EastSiders" made his rom-com dreams come true

Dlisted: Hot slut of the day -- Merlin

Hot Cat of the Day: If only all accommodations had courtesy cats. It's my No. 1 complaint when I travel!

Trump Street

When Andy Cohen Met Elmo

Can a "Real Housewives of Sesame Street" be far behind?

Next They'll Be Dragging the Rubber Duckie Into This

Bert and Ernie are just friends -- why else would they have a unibrow and a horrible spray tan between 'em? -- but that hasn't stopped the AFA of accusing the New Yorker of "promoting child abuse" with this gay-friendly cover of the lovable Muppet roommates. Read HERE.

That's the Way the Monster Crumbles

'Cookie Monster' arrested after he 'pushed a child to the ground in Times Square when his mother refused to give him a tip' 

Racist Elmo doesn't seem so bad now, does he? Read HERE.

'Sesame' Beat

Via OMG: This "Glee" parody on "Sesame Street" is just brilliant, especially Rachel! On a semi-related note, I've learned over the years that because it debuted in 1969, so many people who are just a few years older than I am have never watched "Sesame Street." (They were too mature for it by then, allegedly.) Kind of boggles my mind to imagine growing up without Grover, Kermit and Mr. Snuffleupagus. (Oh, you 48-year-olds wouldn't understand.)