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Ronan Farrow’s latest investigation is “for the gays” & targets Grindr’s controversial “gAI” feature Queerty

Colton Haynes isn’t ‘wearing any clothes’ in upcoming sexy campaign Out.com

Out gymnast Luke Strong thought his career was over. Now he’s breaking records and going to Worlds. Outsports

Kathy Griffin Explains Why She Believes Kelly Clarkson Is Telling the Truth in Art of Play Controversy Just Jared

West Hollywood’s Halloween Carnaval is back for wicked fun Out.com

JK Rowling’s career and ‘polarising’ gender views to be subject of BBC doc Pink News

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Christine Baranski and Cynthia Nixon tease The Gilded Age’s dramatic season 4: ‘Serious complications EW.com

Raven-Symoné Returning to The View as Guest Co-Host amid Show’s Milestone 30th Season People

Jacob Tierney reveals Connor Storrie & Hudson Williams nearly shot full-frontal scenes on Heated Rivalry Out.com

Bebe Neuwirth, James Naughton, and More Will Reunite For Chicago 30th Anniversary Celebration Broadway World

Lucian Piane, ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Producer, Passes Away at 46, Reportedly Struck by Car Just Jared

Cause of death revealed for RuPaul’s Drag Race judge and musician Lucian Piane EW.com

Matt Bomer celebrates his 49th birthday with celebrity pals in London Queerty

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Lance Bass makes his Zach Sang Show debut and talks about his new show Cocktail Wars with longtime bestie and fellow ‘NSYNC member Joey Fatone, filming 10 shows in five days, and just how much liquor was imbibed. He takes us back to the early days of ‘NSYNC, from living together and figuring out his place in the group to the moment he realized just how famous they’d become. Lance also opens up about growing up gay in Mississippi, spending his boy-band years in the closet, and the secret relationships and celebrity crushes of the ’90s. Plus, he tells us about his intense six months training to become a cosmonaut in Russia, his ‘Zoolander’ cameo, making out with Danielle Fishel, discovering Ryan Tedder (with a little help from his mom), and life as a dad to twins.

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It was 28 years ago today that Matthew Shepard died from severe head injuries after being abducted and tortured by two men who left him to die – tied to a fence – near the town of Laramie, Wyoming.

The college student was just 21.

The attackers were arrested and eventually sentenced to two-consecutive life sentences each for one of the most notorious hate crimes in U.S. history.

‘October is always a very difficult month because it’s the anniversary,’ Shepard’s high school friend, Michele Josue, said in 2016 after a screening I was at on the Paramount Studios lot of her outstanding documentary Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine.

‘He was a wonderful human being and we miss him terribly.’

His parents, who created The Matthew Shepard Foundation shortly after their son’s death, gave their blessing and cooperation to Josue as she began work on the film in 2010.

It debuted on the film festival circuit in 2014, won numerous audience and jury awards and received the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Special Class Special.

At the screening for Paramount’s LGBT employee group, Josue fought back tears as she talked about her friend.

‘(His death) devastated me. I was not only traumatized but so angry. I’ve learned that it’s okay that I’m not over it and I’m still so angry and still so tearful every time I see the film – and I’ve seen it a thousand times.’

The film tells how Shepard had only recently returned to his hometown in Wyoming to go to college after a post-high school spiral during which he dropped out of college in North Carolina then spent a year living in deep depression in Colorado.

Once outgoing and upbeat, Shepard had struggled after being raped by a group of men in Morocco during a trip there with friends from high school.

‘He battled depression, he wasn’t perfect,’ Josue said. ‘He had a lot of joys but a lot of struggles.’

But by the time of his death, several friends interviewed in the film say he had regained his footing.

‘I felt like it was my obligation to share with the world who he really was as a human being besides this horrific, violent act that happened to him,’ said Josue.

The film aired on Logo TV in 2016 and is available on Netflix.

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Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney joins CBS Mornings to talk about the hit show’s upcoming season and his new book, “I’ll Believe in Anything: The Making of Heated Rivalry Season 1.”

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‘Hacks’ Star Mark Indelicato Marries David Watson, Jean Smart Officiates Wedding as Cast Reunites Just Jared

Sam Smith reveals why calling their new album Hazel Eyes was a big mistake Queerty

Dan Levy Calls Out Shane Gillis’ ‘SNL’ Monologue and Says ‘More Men Need to Be Standing Up’: ‘Speechless That Something Like That Can Exist on Live National Television’ Variety

Sarah Paulson Remembers Late Friend Diane Keaton On One Year Anniversary of Her Death Just Jared

Gay NBA referee Bill Kennedy is back, and he’s already stealing the show Outsports

Reba McEntire shares memories of Dolly Parton’s Reba 2005 guest-starring role EW.com

Meet Luis Gerardo Méndez, the handsome gay actor proudly representing Mexico Out.com

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Wishing a happy 49th birthday to one of my very favorite actors Matt Bomer.

This year Matt co-starred with Keanu Reeves and Cameron Diaz in the feature film Outcome and is in pre-production for the film The Book of Ruth and the TV series Foster Dade.

Matt only got to do one season of the wonderful comedy series Mid-Century Modern with a cast that also included Nathan Lane, Nathan Lee Graham and Linda Lavin. I went to a taping a few years ago and loved the show which was Miss Lavin’s final role.

Matt was just coming off of the limited series Fellow Travelers which earned him and co-star Jonathan Bailey well-deserved Emmy nominations.

The Peabody Award-winning show followed the lives and volatile romance of two different men, through purges, wars, protests, and plagues, overcoming obstacles in the world including the “Lavender Scare” of the 1950s that most of us didn’t know much about before. Matt has never been better than in this complex role that called for him to age and to portray a character who became so good at compartmentalization and at living a secret life but also giving us glimpses of his heart and soul.

Matt is not one of my faves just because he’s so damned good looking or because he’s always been so sweet to met whenever I’ve seen him over the years. He’s a favorite because his work on television and in film has been so varied and superb.

The Golden Globe Award-winning actor was so captivating for six seasons on USA Network’s White Collar as con artist Neal Caffrey. I binged watched all the seasons during the pandemic and gained a deeper appreciation for Matt and the rest of the cast which included the late Willie Garson with whom Matt shared a beautiful chemistry. There is talk of a White Collar revival so here’s hoping!

Matt’s versatility was on full display in 2020 when he appeared in a recurring role on Will & Grace as Will’s boyfriend while at the same time playing a serial killer on the series The Sinner.

He was a revelation as a New York Times reporter dying of AIDS in 2014’s The Normal Heart and was robbed of an Emmy Award that year in my opinion. But he did win the Critics Choice Award that year and the Golden Globe.

Other strong and memorable work from Matt that I particularly liked were the films Papi Chulo, Anything, The Nice Guys, and Boys in the Band. He’s also fun – and very fit – as a stripper in Magic Mike and the sequel Magic Mike XXL. Matt was also in TV’s Doom Patrol and Echoes and has appeared in several seasons of American Horror Story.

Matt’s birthday coincides on National Coming Out Day and it is important to point out that Matt’s thriving career has only gotten bigger since he came out publicly in 2012.

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Barry Manilow Makes Early Exit From Second Night of Vegas Residency Comeback, Cancels Saturday Night Show Variety

Lance Bass says NSYNC got $35 a day at height of ’90s fame: ‘After years of number one albums, sellout tours’ EW.com

Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and the ‘Coven’ on What Brought Them Back to ‘American Horror Story’ — and If This Is the End The Hollywood Reporter

Trixie Mattel says gays are ‘more afraid of reality’ than Halloween in 2026 Out.com

Troye Sivan’s Steamy ‘FF’ Video Stars Actor Felix Mayr as His Love Interest Just Jared

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Rosie O’Donnell is back on Broadway—and there’s nowhere she’d rather be. The beloved entertainer joins Broadway.com’s Paul Wontorek to celebrate her return to the stage as the Narrator in The Rocky Horror Show, revealing how an overwhelming standing ovation nearly brought her to tears on opening night.

In this candid conversation, Rosie reflects on her lifelong love affair with Broadway, the impact of The Rosie O’Donnell Show on a generation of theater fans, her memories of bringing Taboo to Broadway and her experiences as a trailblazing LGBTQ+ entertainer. Plus, she reveals that there’s talk of bringing back a version of her beloved talk show, shares her admiration for the extraordinary Rocky Horror cast and explains why being part of a Broadway company remains her greatest showbiz dream.

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So glad to see social media star Andrew Neighbors doing videos again – it’s how we first got to know him more than a decade ago and, I think, he’s so charming and personable. We all know he’s a gorgeous guy who puts in a lot of time at the gym but you’ve got to have more to really connect with fans.

This is the story of Andrew getting to fly First Class from Brazil to Atlanta and finding out a guy he had been flirting with on Grinder while in the airport lounge was on the same flight – AND in First Class.

Enjoy!

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Fashion designer Bob Mackie’s death certificate reveals shocking new details: He suffered a fall in the days before his death EW.com

Andrew Scott on ‘Elsinore’ and Being an Out Gay Actor in 2026: “I’ve Been Able to Thrive in This Situation, and That Feels Genuinely Extraordinary” The Hollywood Reporter

Album Review: Troye Sivan Is at His Best on ‘She’s the Best,’ a Weird, Wild Exploration of Desire Variety

S.W.A.T.: Exiles star Ronen Rubinstein says Jude’s hookup is ‘very naughty’ Out.com

Alan Cumming dishes on being a ‘femme daddy’ as the lovable host of The Traitors Out.com

Gay Olympian Justin Lui retires, says coming out was ‘most empowering experience’ Outsports

Gay pro beach volleyball players Kyle Friend and Tim Brewster get engaged four years after being teammates Outsports

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Today is the handsome actor Brandon Routh’s 47th birthday so let’s celebrate him as Morning Man – even if it is Friday afternoon!

Since he burst on to the movie scene in the title role of Superman Returns in 2006, hunky Brandon has had the attention of gay fans.

He once said of his staunchly loyal gay fans: ‘I appreciate the support from everyone. Thankfully, the world, society, is coming to a more rational thought process about sexuality.’

His connection to that fan base has only grown since Superman as he has played gay characters on an episode of Will & Grace, in the movie Zack and Miri Make a Porno (his boyfriend is played by Justin Long and I loved them together) and on the short-lived CBS sitcom Partners.

‘I’ve been happy and honored to play the characters that I’ve played and really truly wished I could have played Wyatt (on Partners) a lot longer,’ he told xfinity.com in an interview posted back in 2015. ‘I had such fun with that character and working with the fabulously talented Michael Urie and David [Krumholtz] and Sophia [Bush] and Max [Mutchnick, co-creator] and David [Kohan, co-creator] and everybody. That was one of those that still, we were on the right recipe and such a good family.’

On Partners, which lasted less than one season, he played the sweet, slightly dim and very hunky live-in boyfriend of Michael Urie. I loved the show and you can find clips on YouTube (I’ve included a few down below).

At that time, Brandon said he would like to see all 13 episodes of Partners made available on DVD or digitally.

‘I get people all the time at conventions a lot say, “Oh, Partners was so great.” A lot in Canada because they got to see, I think they might have gotten a few more episodes than we (in the US) got to see. I hear from people on Twitter in South Africa where they got to see all 13 episodes, they released all of them there.’

While he only made the one Superman movie, Brandon wasn’t through as a superhero. He played Atom on the TV series Arrow and The Flash on a recurring or guest basis then took the character to the series Legends of Tomorrow as one of the show’s stars. He reprised his roles as Superman and The Atom in the 2019 Arrowverse crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths.

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Greg Louganis on the “quandary and challenge” of being a single, older gay man Queerty

Ryan Murphy Says He’d “Never” Do Another All-Star ‘AHS’ Season as Big as 13 Again The Hollywood Reporter

Queer as Folk creator Russell T Davies Is Terrified by the Return of Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Instinct

Michael Musto Shares His Picks From the New York Film Festival W42ST

Ben Affleck reveals that his full-frontal nudity scene in Gone Girl was all real Out.com

Democratic congressional candidate Chris Gallant embraces BDSM past after fetish photos resurface: ‘My friends know I’m kinky as hell’ Attitude

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The remarkable, talented, actor, activist, writer, director, teacher and mentor Michael Kearns has died at the age of 76.

He came out publicly in the early 70s as a gay man and in 1991 came out publicly as being HIV positive in a television interview – the first well-known working actor to do so. He remained busy on stage and screen through all of it.

He performed his two widely lauded solo theatre pieces, Intimacies and More Intimacies, in which he portrays a dozen culturally diverse people with HIV/AIDS, in many major U.S. cities as well as in Australia and Great Britain. He also wrote several full-length plays: Myron, Mijo, Robert’s Memorial, Who’s Afraid of Edward Albee?, Blessings, Barriers, and the lyrics for Homeless, A Street Opera. Kearns co-wrote the screenplay for the film Nine Lives, based on his play, Complications, and appeared in the film.

Michael had a memorable guest role on ABC’s Life Goes On as a man who was HIV-positive and played Cleve Jones o HBO’s adaptation of Randy Shilts’ And the Band Played On. He also had a recurring role on Beverly Hills 90210 and did guest roles on Cheers, Murder, She Wrote, The Waltons, Knots Landing, The Fall Guy, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, among others.

In a March 2013 appearance on The Howard Stern Show on Sirius XM Radio, Kearns talked about his affairs with actor Rock Hudson and singer Barry Manilow.

I want to point you to Karen Ocamb’s appreciation of Michael published today on her Substack LGBTQ+ Freedom Fighters and LA Blade: Michael Kearns has died six days before his planned return to the Celebration Theatre:

Karen writes in part: A stunned gay theatre and AIDS activism world is mourning the loss of the ubiquitous and creative artist who helped so many, literally touched so many, and probably died not knowing how beloved he really was.

I want to say how lucky I was to know Michael through my dear friend Dave Trudell who began a decade of writing and performing one-man shows and taking part in QueerWise group performances under Michael’s direction. I’m so glad I was in the audience for so many of them and that whenever I saw Michael at an event, he was so warm to me because of that connection.

Here are some photos from the last decade or so that I took of Michael.

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Robin Roberts reunites with Diane Sawyer on GMA set 17 years after journalist’s exit: ‘Treasure these special moments’ EW.com

Race Across The World winner Alfie Watts comes out as bisexual Queerty

Brandon Flynn & Isaac Cole Powell hit the shower together in sexy viral video Out.com

Why Chris Colfer says Glee reboot ‘would be really hard to do’ Out.com

Hudson Williams Named Bvlgari Brand Ambassador, Reveals What He Loves About Jewelry Brand Just Jared

Weekend Tennis Round-Up Kenneth in the 212

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