ABOVE: I think it speaks for itself. From here. (Some of my fave accounts captured above, in the image.)
BELOW: Keep reading for Billy Miller, Bill Clinton, Mark Dalton and more ...
YOUTUBE: I'm almost at 1 million views for my Q&A with Mark Dalton!
Self-objectification (Image via Instagram)
KENNETH IN THE (212): All the hottest tennis-related pics of the weekend.
VARIETY: Out actor Stephen Fry talks about how his voice was AI-replicated, with no payment, from his work on the Harry Potter audiobooks.
People say, “What if they're just not the right person for the part?” but it is also true to ask, “What if they are — and are deliberately disenfranchised?” (Image via video still)
BARRON'S: A famous French actor is talking more about how LGBTQ performers are not offered roles because of their identities — even queer roles.
POLITICO: Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania), kicking up controversy for his casual attire, notes that if he “grabbed the hog” like Boebert, he'd be a folk hero. ENDED.
She's righteously indignant. (Image via FOX)
EW: Yikes! Angelica Ross is going scorched-earth on Ryan Murphy, revealing his promised a Black-led AHS ... then ghosted her.
NBC NEWS: Country singer Maren Morris is leaving that genre, citing its right-wing bullshittery.
INDIEWIRE: John Waters wants to host the Oscars!
NBC NEWS: Ray Epps, incorrectly IDed as a fed, has now been charged and will enter a plea deal in relation to his January 6 malfeasance. Meanwhile, he's really sad because righties think he's deep undercover, which has ruined his life.
Just skip to the good parts. (Image via Fun Factory)
FUN FACTORY: Bisexual activist is one of today's best sex writers working, sez Dan Savage.
GREG IN HOLLYWOOD: Andrew Rannells is well-connected.
EXTRATV: Billy Miller died last week after battling manic depression. This is a delicate way of saying suicide, but clearly, suicide. Fans online began pushing back, claiming they knew people close to him, and they were saying it was a stroke after battling PSP. This was parroted by a clickbait site called GeniusCelebs and circulated in soap opera fan forums. It is eerie how quickly very obviously false info spreads, but I found myself schooling people on why GeniusCelebs was not reliable. Flash forward to Sunday, and his own mom felt the need to release a statement confirming it was suicide.
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