ABOVE: Fanye of light.

BELOW: Keep reading for Noah Centineo's package, the first known AIDS death (in 1969), a woman signing off on Alabama's abortion ban (and possibly signing Roe v. Wade's death certificate) and more  ...

ABOVE: Hope floats.

BELOW: Keep reading for naked devil, X Factor hole pic, WorldPride news, gay-parenting highs and lows and more ...

ABOVE: They did say Gods of Rugby.

BELOW: Keep reading for Gregg Sulkin's hot workout, Trump's not-so-hot taxes, fresh Bomer and more ...

ABOVE: Save it for a rainy gay.

BELOW: Keep reading for how social media giants have radicalized the world, Trump's latest assault on the media, a major announcement from Germany's Angela Merkel, a list of very gay horror flicks, highlights from Taiwan Gay Pride and more ...

(All images by Alan Light)

My buddy Alan Light was in Honolulu for Pride, and snapped these cute pics of some of the cute participants. Next up, his beach series ...

ABOVE: Nice view.

BELOW: Keep reading for Aaron Hernandez's teen lover spilling the beans, Golden Girls cereal, Trump sticking up for Saudi Arabia, Marie Osmond weeping over the suppression of Christianity and much more ...

ABOVE: Damn! I forgot to exercise. Ever.

BELOW: Keep reading for why Noah Centineo is so ah-mahhhazing, Hillary's first post-election op-ed, Soon-Yi Previn's defense of her husband (and herself), Tom Arnold's alleged assault at the hands of Mark Burnett (who was the survivor?), hot tennis ass and more ...

(Image via GoldNation)

Calling the journey “Remix to Freedom,” Sir Ari Gold and GoldNation will be releasing a brand-new remix from Soundtrack to Freedom every month until June — the 50th anniversary of Stonewall and the launch of World Pride.

The first remix is “Make Music” —  pictured — and it's available now, with the entire album available in June 2019.