Happy Sunday! Some items from across the internet I thought worth your time: • OUT: First look at the highly-anticipated upcoming historical gay romance The History of Sound (above) starring Josh O’Connor and Paul Mescal. The film will premiere this month at the Cannes Film Festival. • Hulu: The streaming platform just released this lengthy blooper reel from its new comedy series Mid-Century Modern starring Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham, and the late (fabulous) Linda Lavin. Continue reading “‘The History Of Sound’ + White House ‘Star Wars’ Fail + More News”
Lean Into The Weekend + Swimming With The Sharks + More InstaHunks
Checking in on some favorite InstaHunks this week starting with Facundo Rodriguez, who leaned into the weekend. Continue reading “Lean Into The Weekend + Swimming With The Sharks + More InstaHunks”
Trump: ‘I Don’t Know’ If I Have To Uphold The Constitution
Donald Trump was asked today on Meet The Press if he needs to uphold the Constitution of the United States. His answer: “I don’t know.” Continue reading “Trump: ‘I Don’t Know’ If I Have To Uphold The Constitution”
Good News From Florida + New Music From Andy Bell + More
Some news items you might have missed: • Equality Florida: Good news! Florida’s legislative session ended without any anti-LGBTQ bills passing. These included attempts to ban Pride flags at government buildings and a “Don’t Say Gay/Trans at work” bill. • New Music: Erasure frontman Andy Bell released his new album Ten Crowns this week. Check out his duet with fellow pop legend Debbie Harry – “Heart’s a Liar.” Continue reading “Good News From Florida + New Music From Andy Bell + More”
Tennessee Law Allows Doctors To Deny Care If It Conflicts With Their Morals
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) has signed into law new legislation that permits healthcare professionals in the state to refuse treatment to patients if it conflicts with the providers’ personal morals, ethics, or religious beliefs. The law could lead to LGBTQ people being turned away for preventative care like PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), which is about 99% effective in preventing HIV transmission. And women could be denied medically necessary abortions. Continue reading “Tennessee Law Allows Doctors To Deny Care If It Conflicts With Their Morals”
Matteo Lane On Hulu + West Virginia’s Anti-Trans Law + More
Some news items I thought worth your time: • Hulu: Out funny gay Matteo Lane will premiere his new comedy special “The Al Dente Special” on the streaming platform on May 16. Continue reading “Matteo Lane On Hulu + West Virginia’s Anti-Trans Law + More”
New Music: Micah McLaurin ‘Satisfied’
Virtuoso pianist/pop artist Micah McLaurin drops his new, sensual dance-pop bop, “Satisfied,” a 90s house-infused banger that pulls inspiration from New York nightlife. Continue reading “New Music: Micah McLaurin ‘Satisfied’”
Labor Department: U.S. Economy Added 177K Jobs In April
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports American employers added a 177,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.2 percent. Continue reading “Labor Department: U.S. Economy Added 177K Jobs In April”
Draft Dodger Wants To Rename Veterans Day As ‘Victory Day’
Donald Trump announced in a social media post his plans to rename Veterans Day as “Victory Day for World War I” and establish May 8 as “Victory Day for World War II.” Continue reading “Draft Dodger Wants To Rename Veterans Day As ‘Victory Day’”
LGBTQ Tony Award Nominees To Root For + More News
Some news items you might have missed: • OUT: With the 2025 Tony Award nominations announced, here’s a list of LGBTQ nominees to root for including “Best Actor” nominees Jonathan Groff and Cole Escola, and “Best Costume Design” nominee Paul Tazewell. • Erin In The Morning: The Trump administration released its pseudoscientific report pushing anti-transgender conversion therapy and junk science. Erin fact-checks the many falsehoods. Continue reading “LGBTQ Tony Award Nominees To Root For + More News”