Atkinson with his family before coming out as gay...and that wasn't the worst of it.

Late Conservative MP David Atkinson called sexual predator...by his adult son.

FOX Newser mad Americans ignorant of history displays ignorance of history.

Why the Supreme Court is corrupt.

Congress has impeachment fever.

Zac Efron gets shirtless with Bear Grylls.

Ivana Trump is still alive—cheers, thanks a lot.

Kluwe was right about his Vikings coach's anti-gay slurs.

My invite to Susanne Bartsch's party? Lost.

Comic icon “Archie” will die taking a bullet meant for his gay friend. 

You're the top!

Anderson Cooper, closeted 2 years ago, now comfy telling us Andy Cohen's a top.

Kelly Ripa is a bottom for Botox.

Wentworth Miller on being closeted: “I think audiences knew, to a certain extent.”

Justin Theroux's piece is...distracting.

THEY'RE BREATHLESS: Crazy-funny '80s wrestling montage.

Hot tennis players on hot beach vacays.

Malaysian Flight MH17 passenger tweets darkly funny photo before death.

Guy Ritchie's fiancée pops out THIRD kid in just over TWO years.

Former child actor Drake now acting like a child, dissing Macklemore on TV.

NYC's Long Island Railroad strike averted after lots of “agita.”

Award-winning short(-ish) film Dirty Magazines.

Courtney Stodden takes blindfolded challenge.

Scavullo with his famous Sting portrait. Now, it's his lover who's been stung.

Francesco Scavullo's longtime lover shut out in estate battle.

Reporter recounts Israel's attack that killed four Palestinian children.

Stockton bank robbery leads to tragic deaths of hostages.

Blues guitarist Johnny Winter dies @ 70 while on tour.

One of Winter's final performances.

NFL's 1st out ex-player Dave Kopay was “unnerved” by Michael Sam's cake/kiss moment.

Kopay supports Sam, but is old-school on kissing and cake-smearing. (Photo: George Dureau)

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Racy new bisexual video (above) from Aris.

Ruba Wilson wants to put out a visual album and needs your help.

Gov. Rick Perry (R-Texas) caves, shakes hands with Obama. But that's it!

Rosie O'Donnell officially returns to The View.

98-year-old San Franciscan evicted from her apartment of 50 years because $$$.

Even poor white people have it better than black people.

Emmy nominee Ferguson on hubby's cancer battle & Quinto rumors.

Radio host and nutjob Alex Jones calls Michelle Obama our “First Tranny.”

Be-Speedoed pornstar Jessie Colter called queer, kicked out of water park.

Lindsay Lohan already proving to be a bad hire.

Heathers: The Musical posts closing notice.

Pageant: The Musical is back!

Well-off lady swiftly descends into poverty, crawls back.

OVER HALF of all statements on FOX News are false.

To Kill a Mockingbird actress Rosemary Murphy dies @ 89.

Death of an actor's actor

Who doesn't love The Golden Girls (1985—1992)?

If you're one of those who doesn't, please skip this mega-post, in which I struggle to count down my own personal 40 favorite guest-starring appearances on the show, with another 60 honorable mentions...for a total of 100.

I am counting anyone, outside of the four main cast members, who ever appeared on the show, whether it be a brief cameo, a one-off or a lengthy, recurring role. No animals, so “Dreyfuss” the dog, the piano-playing chicken and “Baby” the 29-year-old pig are outta luck.

There are many more appearances that just didn't grab me enough to warrant making my list, but that doesn't mean they were not valuable contributions to the show.

But the beauty of personal countdowns like these is that you can comment below with your own favorites and remind me of some I may have forgotten!

Of the 40 I picked, I provided as much info as humanly possible...and there are lots of criss-crossing connections and wonderfully HUH? factoids about what some of the lesser-known guest stars later did with their lives and careers.

Please share this if you're so inclined...and thank you for being a friend...

Sir Nicholas Winton with some of the over 600 children he saved during WWII.

This has been around for years, though it's being re-popularized by Lifebuzz. Also, it's so heartwarming it warrants a re-airing. The footage, from 1988, shows British Schindler Sir Nicholas Winton being surprised by a roomful of adults whose lives he saved from the Nazi when they were children.

This video is short, and sweet. Sir Nicholas's life, while sweet, has not been short—he is still alive at age 105...

Indeed.

Vicious, with Ian McKellen & Derek Jacobi as 70something lovers, premieres tonight.

Anti-LGBT discrimination in long-term care facilities.

Amy Adams is a goddamned saint.

Approximately 70 douchey gays & lesbians worked directly for George W. Bush.

For some odd reason, Paris Hilton is still alive.

President Obama's pro-LGBT policies go global, come what may.

CNBC host accidentally outs glass-closeted Tim Cook, Apple CEO.

Author & ex-CEO says leaders should come out—being gay is good for business.

Abfab Herb Ritts outtake of Madonna a la Carmen Miranda leaks.

New front in the Gaga & Madonna Wars: French bulldog copying.

Choreographer Ryan Heffington, Sia's stand-in

Sia performs “Chandelier” with NYC Gay Men's Chorus.

Pat Sajak needs to buy a consonant (LGBT?) when it comes to en-gay-gements.

Prison record for crimes related to bizarre fetish? Perfect GOP candidate.

Sam Smith wants your (homo)sexuality to be “a normality.”

140 things you never knew about Twitter. The pager thing is crazy!

Sen. Kay Hagan (D-North Carolina) leads her rivals in (conservative) poll.

Floyd, Virginia, expects dozens or more at 2nd annual Pride march.

Steve Grand thumbs his nose at his critics.

He ain't all that!

Bacall of the wild

When Carla Laemmle died at 104 this month, the fact that she was the last surviving cast member (albeit uncredited) of both The Phantom of the Opera (1925) and Dracula (1931) tweaked this obsession I have with checking to see who's still alive from any old movie I'm watching. But reading that Pauline Wagner, Fay Wray's King Kong (1933) stunt double (for four hours), just died last month at 103 really kicked the obsession into overdrive; how fascinating that any human beings are still living from these films, all of which are over 80 years old. (In the case of Phantom, had Carla lived one more year, she would have survived until its ninetieth anniverary.)

She displays real Ann Blyth spirit!

This interest dovetails nicely with my ongoing interest in tracking the last surviving handful of human beings—anywhere from 10 to 14 confirmed—known to have appeared in any way in a silent film.

A short list of survivors from some films of note follows. Please feel free to contribute your thoughts; I know there are many examples of movies with only one big star still living (Maureen O'Hara from Miracle on 34th Street, etc.).

I would also like to figure out what living person is a veteran of the oldest film. Perhaps Lassie Lou, Fay or Baby Peggy (see below) could be candidates.

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Susan Sarandon, 67, Facebooked this selfie showing her with her Thelma & Louise (1991) co-star Geena Davis, 58. I know they're famous for driving over a cliff full-steam ahead, but when it comes to aging, they've put that shit in reverse!

The wrestling great teared up during his come-to-gay-Jesus moment.

WWE legend Pat Patterson has come out as gay during the finale of a reality series. It's a touching speech. He also speaks touchingly of his late partner:

“I lived with that for fifty-some years. I had a friend with me for forty years and I lost him because he had a heart attack and I ended up alone.”

Video after the jump...