Above: And that's his first attempt at photography!

Below: Keep reading for a gymnast out o Ohio, Tom Daley not 100% gay, Tales of the City sequel is a lock, Joy Reid pushes back on claims she's homophobic, gay-pride Mickey ears, Lou Pearlman doc, and more ...

He did more than tip his toe into the pool — he cannonballed! (Image via Instagram @joeybonanno)

OUTSPORTS: Ohio State gymnast Joey Bonanno is crediting a fellow teammate who's openly gay with his decision to come out.

OUT: Tom Daley says he isn't 100% gay — but IDs as queer.

Surprise! (GIF via GIPHY)

TOWLEROAD: Netflix confirms a 10-episode Tales of the City sequel is coming, and Laura Linney, Olympia Dukakis and Ellen Page have signed up. Sign me up.

NYT: Joy Reid, accused of homophobic posts on her old blog, has asserted that at least some are fraudulent entries planted after the fact to besmirch her liberal cred.

INSTAGRAM: Follow here for hot guys in the wild.

M-I-C ... you're a see you next Tuesday if you don't like gay pride! (Image via Disney)

BACK2STONEWALL: Disney is now selling rainbow gay-pride Mickey Mouse ears.

KENNETH IN THE (212): Wrestlers engaging in foreplay. Plus: A guy I'd love to read into, and a new flick called Just Friends that has a gorgeous naked actor and hot sex scenes (Work Unfriendly).

Shore is naked (Video still via MTV)

OMG BLOG (WORK UNFRIENDLY): Acapulco Shore star Tadeo Fernandez gets desnudo.

Not a sugar-daddy situation (Image via selfie)

ATTITUDE: How Sam Stanley and his much older boyfriend Laurence Hicks dealt with accusations that Stanley must be a gold-digger.

JOE.MY.GOD.: The Louisiana GOP is against outlawing bestiality because they suspect the law will be used to legalize sodomy.

 

DEADLINE: YouTube Red has picked up a warts-and-all doc on the late, not-so-great Lou Pearlman produced by Lance Bass, one of the many people Lou screwed over/helped. (Many more were simply screwed over.)

Me at Lou Pearlman's Orlando desk. Don't ask! (Image via Matthew Rettenmund)

THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT: Hank Azaria, the original voice of Apu on The Simpsons, gave a long, thoughtful interview to Stephen Colbert on the topic of the character's potential to offend — and says he is happy to step aside if that is the right thing to do: