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ABOVE: You. Have. Been. Warned.

BELOW: A model whose towel needs to go, the shocking murder of a gay journalist and activist, Biden's good news on healthcare prices and more ...

ABOVE: George Michael: Outed explores how the media destroyed George Michael.

BELOW: Worship Ramin Karimloo for his mind, meth dealer comes clean, the church of Eric Adams and more ...

The only superhero whose name establishes his pronouns. (Image via UA)

ABOVE: Just 'cuz Kyle Allen (front 'n' center) of West Side Story's just been cast as He-Man in Masters of the Universe.

BELOW: Keep reading for how being accepting of gay people is being likened to Nazism, Joe Exotic's tough break, the man playing George Michael and more ...

ABOVE: George Michael would've been just 58 years old today. Still shocking to contemplate that loss.

BELOW: Keep reading for Harry Hay and the Mattachine Society, an AIDS angel, Milley trashing Miller and more...

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ABOVE: Pass the Salter.

BELOW: Keep reading for an actor committed to showing his body (of work), anti-Trump Repubs, One Million Moms, Christmas music throw-downs and more  ...

ABOVE: A little flex appeal.

BELOW: Keep reading for vintage hunks (some without trunks), why William H. Macy wasn't indicted, Trump's denial he even knows that massage-parlor crook and more ...

God, was Sting ever hotter?! (Image via video still)

Thirty-four years ago today, November 25, “Do They Know It's Christmas?” was recorded. Though the song has some sketchy lyrics when heard today (thanking God for others' suffering, etc.), it's still a piercing call to action that kicked off real concern for world issues among famous folks who found themselves wildly rich and wildly paid attention to and were finally realizing there might be better uses for their newfound notoriety than partying.

Everyone Who Performed on the Song HERE!

More links to the past here.

The video that started it all, after the jump ...

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Star Magazine tried to guess what Madonna might look like at 60 in a Grant Wood-inspired illustration 30 years ago — and they were pretty far off. Hell, they even missed the mark on Sean Penn, who they envisioned as a bit of a James Cromwell type.