ABOVE: Gosh, 40+ years after Madonna arrived in NYC and went to the center of it all, Times Square, and 34 years after the massive Who's That Girl movie premiere there, and 33 years after I arrived in NYC on my first trip here to see her in Speed-the-Plow, I'll be back in Times Square tonight for her Madame X movie premiere. Wish me luck.

BELOW: Cassandra Peterson introduces her partner of 19 years, gay Republicans mad that Biden called out anti-LGBTQ countries for some reason, here comes the Academy Museum and more ...

ABOVE: And it's for a good cause.

BELOW: Keep reading for Nicki Minaj's testicular concerns, a Parkland Shooting survivor comes out, Dan Levy's queer statement at the Met Gala and more ...

ABOVE: I bought not one but TWO Keith Haring T-shirts this week. My interest in him never ends. I remember a young clerk asking me about my radiant baby shirt about seven years ago — he'd never seen his work, knew nothing about Keith, was sad to hear he died of AIDS. The story goes on.

BELOW: Keep reading for putting the “bi” in Robin, soon-to-be Gov. Hochul speaks, Beanie does Broadway and more ...

ABOVE: Plenty of soap-dropping in Lil Nas X's “Industry Baby” video.

BELOW: Keep reading for a viral v-baller, 50 Cent's complaint, Roe v. Wade in jeopardy, remembering Coral Browne and more ...

ABOVE: If you like that sort of thing.

BELOW: Keep reading for Boy Culture: The Series pre-news, queer Luca, gay man shot dead in front of a police station, a priest's unusual method for expelling homosexuality from willing bottoms and more ...

Maybe Disney Channel stars can become well-adjusted adults. (Image via GT)

Dove Cameron, the 23-year-old veteran of the Disney Channel series Liv and Maddie, is getting more personal about her bisexuality in her new Gay Times cover story ...

ABOVE: Chris Meloni liked a tweet of mine yesterday, so excuse me, but I'm spending most of today touching myself.

BELOW: Keep reading for the bisexual Nazi, a touching AIDS Memorial post and more ...

He had designs on everyone. (Images via Netflix)

As per usual (although that was not the case with that tragic Boys in the Band Net-flick), Ryan Murphy seems to have the LOOK fetishistically perfect for his upcoming, highly anticipated Netflix limited series Halston, devoted to the life of the legendary gay designer.

Gian Franco Rodriguez as Victor Hugo, receating Hugo's pose for Warhol

Krysta Rodriguez as Liza, Ewan McGregor as Halston

These images were released on what would've been Halston's 89th (he died of AIDS complications at 57 in 1990), and come with Murphy's recent assurance that Ewan McGregor was really “the only” person for the part, which was probably an attempt to ask activists to lay off his casting of a straight man to play a gay icon.