ABOVE: Meet the love interest in Steve Grand's next music video, dropping Wednesday on Pride.com.

BELOW: Keep reading for a naked rugby jock, everything you never wanted to know about the Mueller Report and Trump's crowing, Zac shirtless ad nauseum and more ...

ABOVE: Bow to the Booty King.

BELOW: Cute Noah Centineo, gay-bashing thugs captured in Austin, Manafort's plea deal erased and more ...

Wow. I’ve never seen anything like this on the Senate floor.pic.twitter.com/PJGUdTuqY5

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) January 24, 2019

I've complained about the overuse of the word destroys in modern reporting, but Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colorado) did just that to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), calling him out for his “crocodile tears” over the furloughed government workers harmed by the shutdown.

(Image via Aspen P.D.)

Social media sex bomb Cameron Dallas, who has gone from being a Vine personality to an Instagram influencer to an actor and model, was arrested Saturday for allegedly punching a man, breaking his nose.

Congrats to Jared! (Image via official head shot)

On a night with a conspicuously absent blue wave — a red wave happened concurrently, leading to a disappointing mish-mish of results (though Dems are still favored to win the House) — Jared Polis, a Democrat, has been elected governor of Colorado, making him the first-ever gay man elected to a governorship in the U.S.!

Watch the moment Jared Polis introduced his long-term partner during his victory speech after being projected to win Colorado's governor race. The crowd went wild. Polis will become the country's first openly gay governor. https://t.co/LgYYWvU8lu pic.twitter.com/HIBOXj0Zzy

— CNN (@CNN) November 7, 2018

Above: Can't imagine why he was my most popular Instagram shot from #NYCPride2018. Follow me here.

Below: Pride-tastic pics, Chris Matthews goes ape over SCOTUS, 10-year-old murdered after coming out, K-Pop has a new gay star, Daniel Franzese is single again, and much more ...

David Mullins & Charlie Craig originally brought the suit (Image via Mullins & Craig)

In a widely expected setback to LGBTQ rights, the U.S. Supreme Court — in a 7-2 decision — has ruled in favor of Masterpiece Bakery and Jack Phillips, a Colorado baker who had refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple based on his religious beliefs, and who was subjected to punishment for it under Colorado law.

he only silver lining: It is not a definitive ruling on the topic of when businesses may seek exemptions from non-discrimination laws if they're citing religious objections.

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Above: He's a wet dream.

Below: Keep reading for a new gay teen sex comedy, a book about romance, how Kyle Krieger reacts to YOUR nudes, a mayor's son using anti-gay slurs, the sudden death of a gubernatorial candidate, Trump gloating about his June 12 meeting with a despot, Céline Dion's obnoxiously talentless son, and more  ...