Remains of the Day (04/02)

Page Six: Tennis Tuesday came early when Venus Williams and her 25-year-old boyfriend's pecs took Manhattan

Dlisted: Easter just isn't the same without Peeps-flavored beer

The New York Times: There isn't a conspiracy theory/right-wing trope Crazy Donald doesn't believe, including the myth of the criminal immigrant

Instagram: So it turns out Chris Meloni's ass isn't just genetic

Boy Culture: Winnie Mandela, South African anti-apartheid crusader, dies at 81

Towleroad: Anti-gay pastor arrested for trying to get little boys to sit on his face

Joe's Pub: Unitard is bringing a refreshed version of its "Tard-core" show to NYC on April 18 and May 16

The Washington Post: Trump proposed Putin visit White House during March call, Kremlin says

The Hill: Mueller probing Roger Stone's claim of meeting with WikiLeaks's Julian Assange

The Gay Curmudgeon: Gay of a certain age discovers Luke Evans ... and his body

POZ: Generation PreP? Pre-exposure prophylaxis has an uncertain future among youth under 25

BosGuy: "I'll show you what's in my Speedo if you show me what's in yours"

GQ: The best buzz cuts to get this spring

Mirror: Three schoolboys found suicidal man about to jump off bridge - they grabbed him and didn't let go

Outsports: Far from home, sexy gay college diver finds a second family in Wyoming

The Cut: "Affluenza teen" Ethan Couch released from jail after serving two years

The Wall Street Journal: The Justice Department has notified immigration judges that it will begin evaluating their job performance based on how quickly they close cases, setting quotas for the first time

Deep Dish: 10 groovy things to do in April starring "Lana Turner" and "Lily Dare"

SLOG: Do Joe Kennedy III's views on marijuana legalization disqualify him as a presidential candidate?

The Gay Almanac: Happy birthday to MSNBC's Rachel Maddow

Greg in Hollywood: Behold John Halbach's full-time chest and part-time 'stache

Tennis Life: Harold Solomon has had enough of Genie Bouchard -- and ditto for Andre Agassi and Novak Djokovic

The Randy Report: The first openly gay man has just been named to the Basketball Hall of Fame

The New Yorker: Honoring Martin Luther King Jr., 50 years after his assassination 

Hot Cat of the Day: Harvey is the sweetest and most rambunctious cat I've ever known, so Damian and I have been dying to catify the house a bit more for him.

After doing away with my huge CD collection, we cleared out a space over the weekend for a way-too-big-for-an-apartment-our-size cat tree, and the only one more excited about it than Harvey is us! 

Page 1 Roundup (01/31)

The Daily News: Fact checking Donald's first State of the Union

Scott Baio at a loss for words when pressed about garage encounter with Nicole Eggert

New York Post: Nobody thought to check Joe Kennedy's 'drool mouth' before he went live?

Only Donald can snort an eight-ball on stage and get away with it ...

The New York Times: Joseph P. Kennedy III gives Democratic response to State of the Union

The Wall Street Journal: Extreme balloon twisters inflate the art form

A Ginger Topic

A little history lesson about one of my favorite spots in all of New York City -- brought to you by one of my favorite gingers in New York City!

Andrew Glaszek writes:

If one really wants to look to the Revolutionary War for precedent ...  

"In 1794 the City Council changed the designation of streets and places with British names in order to reflect American independence. Nonetheless, the name of Abingdon Square was preserved, because the Earl and his wife had sympathized with the American patriots, and he had argued in Parliament against British policy in the colonies." ... which later allowed space for a memorial to WWI Doughboys and those lost from the local area to "ever remind us of the high purposes of a free nation and be a summons to follow the flag that gives to all beneath its protecting folds the right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Of all who went forth at the call of their country, none brought more lustre to the shield of America than the men from this quarter of our city, of which Abingdon Square is the center."  

That's how it's done.

UPDATE: Here's another: Future president, guys?

Rep. Joe Kennedy reminds us that we need to remember history, not repeat it pic.twitter.com/wVt6x5H4IL

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