On the Rag, Vol. 635

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

DNA: Mysterious Colombian actor/model Diego Arnary out front

Metrosource:  Titus Burgess is living his passion

 Attitude: Luke Evans wants you to know he's never hid his sexuality -- but he's not being entirely truthful

Munroe Bergdorf will never stop fighting for a better tomorrow

Yungblud [sic] now considers himself a part of the LGBTQ community

Adelante: Fernando Quintero is Santa Tatt

  Have you been naughty or nice?

Get Out!: Celebrating 80 years of having Dionne Warwick on this planet!

Metro Weekly: Francis Lee went from 'God's Own Country' to even greater cinematic heights with 'Ammonite'

Dallas Voice: The 2020 LGBTQ Texans of the Year

GCN: Depths of resilience

Lavender: Outdoors -- the only place we can go these days

Q Salt Lake: Buying locally this holiday season

Georgia Voice: Choosing nutrition over dieting

HotSpots: Do we really have to buy presents this year?

San Francisco Bay Times: Santa Skivvies are (still) coming to town 

Metrosource Minis: Wilson Curz talks 'Star Trek: Discovery'

Song of the Day: 'Show Me Heaven' by Luke Evans

I don't exactly know who Luke Evans is. But anyone who does gender-flip covers of Pat Benatar's "Love Is a Battlefield," Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time" and "Show Me Heaven," a No. 1 hit for Lone Justice frontwoman turned queer activist Maria McKee -- and looks like this(!) -- is all right in my book! Learn more HERE.

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