Remains of the Day (04/29)

L.A. Blade: Ellen launches new comedy tour, jokes about show’s demise

CNN: Biden administration restores protections for gay and transgender Americans seeking healthcare

Shopaholique: Colin Farrell goes for a shirtless run, in dolphin shorts

Stolen Holiday: Bette Midler is a Dadaist at heart

Mindfood: This might be for hardcore Olivia Newton-John fans only, but apparently her sister, Rona Newton-John, had a pretty juicy memoir set for release before dying in 2013 -- and now one of Rona's sons, Emerson, has granted a lengthy interview about his mother and famous aunt that is at times difficult to read. 

CBC: I graduated from high school the same year and had a similar dream!

PinkNews: Angela Martin, who played Angela on "The Office," says she campaigned to have a gay joke removed from an episode because she didn’t feel good about it

ICYMI: Just discovered performance footage and an interview with Die Monster Die, which fans of the '80s synth band the Vels ("Look My Way") will recognize as singer Alice Cohen's 1990s grunge band, alongside Evan Player, Kenny Sanders and Shawn Tracy

Reuters: Although I guess we're supposed to be "happy" that punishment by death was taken off the table, makes me sick to think of all of the Americans -- let alone LGBT servicemembers -- who died in Iraq. Funny how those #QueersForPalestine are strangely silent about this, which is not the least bit unusual in the Muslim world.

People: Andrew Keenan-Bolger says it's a "blessing" to play a gay character in the play "Scarlett Dreams": I can be "myself"

Gr8er Days: All about Kate Bush's most iconic (arguably) single and more nostalgia headlines

Variety: "Challengers" stars Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist nailed that sexually-charged Churros scene in just two takes

Hot Cat of the Day: Living the (deserved) dream! 

Calendar: Spend the night with Mike Albo at Joe's Pub

Birthday boy: Richard Kline, who along with Joyce DeWitt are the only surviving cast members of the early days of "Three's Company," turns 80

Weekend Tennis Roundup

 

Lots of action in Madrid, where Rafael Nadal is looking to regain his form before heading to Roland Garros. Full report BELOW.

Sunday Comics

 

Meow! 

Remains of the Day (04/26)

Dekkoo: Tensions build on and off the rugby pitch in "In From the Side"

Stolen Holiday: Pauline Frederick, a woman of a certain age

Mugshot Hotties: Total perv alert

Threads: Pat Benatar graced the stage in Nashville to take part in “Walkin’ After Midnight: The Music of Patsy Cline,” with her cover of “Imagine That”

Saturday 'Stache: My sexiest specimen yet?

Edge: Claybourne Elder wants to be bad

WaPo: How "vampire facials" at an unlicensed spa left three women with HIV

SNL: When the Partridge Family met the Brady Bunch

Gimme Shelter: Vince Clarke sells Brooklyn home for $5.99 million following death of his wife

Vanity Fair: Meet the Scottish comedian who turned his stalker experience into the Netflix show "Baby Reindeer"

amNY: "Pyramid Pioneers" pay tribute to revolutionary East Village venue where everyone could perform almost anything

ABC News: Pennsylvania school board reinstates gay actor/author’s speech amid backlash

NYP: This is the reason why men with facial hair are hotter

Robb Report: Annie Leibovitz lists 65-acre California farm for $8.995 million

Speedo Sunday: Why bother with so much fabric when you can swim in a jockstrap?

Hot Cat of the Day: Lucy would like your undivided attention, please 

Calendar: I may be at "Candied Camera Live! With Nora Burns" on Saturday in HK, which I have been dying to see for months. Tickets HERE.

On the Rag, Vol. 805

Andrew Scott takes a sinister turn in "Ripley": the second half of the Miami Outshine Film Festival is set to begin; Josh O'Connor is the reason "Challengers" is the sexiest movie of the year; and more in this week's magazine roundup BELOW.