ABOVE: Just the truth at the NYC #BansOffOurBodies march. Also, for good measure, note that in Missouri a pregnant woman can not legally divorce her husband. Or abort the child.

Bonus image — Dan Forrester was turning 27, but died at 31. (Image via Boy's Life)

BELOW: Keep reading for Clarence Thomas's hissy-fit, Madonna's NFT windfall for charity and more ...

ABOVE: Yeah.

BELOW: Keep reading for how Ed Koch sold out himself and the world, Dave Rubin sliming Karine Jean-Pierre, news about that NYFD fleece-wearing anti-choice bro and more ...

ABOVE: I believe the correct reaction is OOF.

BELOW: Keep reading for Jerrod Carmichael's porn crush, how Elon might queer the Twitter deal, America's journey back into hating homosexuality and more  ...

ABOVE: Smokin'!

BELOW: Keep reading for the Democratic gubernatorial candidate leaning into anti-gay rhetoric, a CNN gay love story, Harry Styles feeling like a woman and more ...

You are my lucky Starsky ... (Image via video still)

Mantique of the Day over at Gr8erDays on IG (follows appreciated) is 79-year-old Paul Michael Glaser!

This guy's always been so hot ...

ABOVE: Bobbing for Conrad.

BELOW: Keep reading for the perfect Pedro Zamora memorial, Sam Elliott pulling an Ernest Borgnine over The Power of the Dog, gay footgear and more ...

Question: “If you were in a similar situation as president, would you take up arms like Zelensky?”

Trump: “Well, you never know about bravery …” pic.twitter.com/4Zvtx3gIp0

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) February 27, 2022

ABOVE: At CPAC, Trump was lobbed a softball question about whether he'd take up arms to defend the U.S. Even though a U.S. president would NEVER be in that situation, and he could have just said he would of course do it, Trump is such a fucking coward he couldn't even offer hypothetical bravery.

BELOW: Keep reading for Greg on Mike Brady, Leo Bersani & Nick Zedd RIP, more on the invasion of Ukraine and more ...

Blaine was moved to act when several close friends died of a disease with no name. (Image via headshot)

I'm proud HIV Plus Magazine has published a piece I wrote on what has been called the first AIDS benefit on the West Coast, an evening at Women Behind Bars that included a parade of '50s stars who were showing up early to lend their names to the cause.

My Q&A with Alan Eichler, Who Conceived of the Event — HERE

Most interestingly, Miss Adelaide herself, Vivian Blaine, was not only a prominent part of the event, but did press on TV decrying government inaction on AIDS — and did that in 1983. The great lady would have turned 100 this past November.

Also, again, don't forget to check out Alan Eichler's YouTube channel. He is giving away pure gold. This one is particularly fascinating, an interview Blaine gave to Skip E. Lowe, including the topic of AIDS, with the then-editor of The National Enquirer (what ever happened to Don Monte?) at her side.