Some news stories you might have missed:
• Deadline: Guy Pearce says the sequel to 1994’s The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, will probably shoot in 2027 and be released in 2028. Director Stephan Elliott has previously shared Terence Stamp shot all of his scenes as “Bernadette” prior to his death in August 2025.
• X: Broadway/film star Cynthia Erivo (WICKED) honored the late Dolly Parton with this joyful, moving performance of her mega-hit “I Will Always Love You” alongside the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. #spectacular
Cynthia singing I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton as tribute 🥹🤍 pic.twitter.com/kZRRx7oajW
— lia ⭑ (@ccooaee) August 30, 2026
• Washington Post: A trans veteran did everything she was asked to do amid Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth’s anti-trans ban — filling out paperwork in exchange for an honorable discharge and an $86,665.32 severance payout. But she became homeless after the U.S. military didn’t pay.
• Queerty: Gay people share how they broke their worst addictions from alcoholism to drug addiction to sex addiction and more.
• New Music: TRR favorite Chris Housman just dropped his new album, Dodge City. Check out the latest single from the new collection, “Another Love Song.”
• CBS News: David Becker, CBS News’ election security analyst, says it’s too late to implement Trump’s orders regarding mail-in voting before midterm elections as ballots and envelopes have already been printed. And then there’s the fact presidents don’t have authority over how elections are held.
• JoeMyGod: In an interview today, White House official Peter Navarro downplayed COVID — which killed one million Americans — as “not that infectious” and only dangerous for people who were obese or had diabetes.
He also claimed Dr. Anthony Fauci closed “all the schools, closed all the businesses and locked everybody down” during the COVID pandemic. Note – Fauci had no such power to do so.
speaking in front of placards that read “FAUCI MUST ROT IN PRISON,” White House official Peter Navarro downplays covid — which killed one million Americans! — as “not that infectious” and only dangerous for people with comorbidities pic.twitter.com/9RpgXCLPPB
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 30, 2026
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