John Boyega is one of the hottest young actors on the scene, thanks in part to Star Wars, thanks in part to how frickin' adorable he is.
Now, even the relatively easygoing James Corden and coma-level unaggressive Jeffrey Tambor are fighting over him.
Don't miss their “The Boyega Is Mine,” and keep reading for other hot links of the day ...
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— Henry Blodget (@hblodget) March 3, 2016
Trump implies Romney would've blown him for Trump's '12 endorsement.
Would Ted Cruz drop to his knees for Caitlyn's endorsement? (She likes him.)
Best way to defeat Trump: Death by 1,000 (or 3) cuts.
How Hillary overcame early fears that she didn't have this again.
NOT-SO-HOT 3WAY: Gay man tortured, robbed by Grindr duo.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens DVD-release info.
(Star Wars: The Force Awakens GIF via Disney)
No force necessary: Miller Mobley shoots John Boyega for THR
Weekend John Boyega appreciation post.
Why the hell is this illegal in the first place???
Barbato & Bailey discuss Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures doc.
Sagat ya where he wants ya.
Enticing François Sagat 2016 calendar by Exterface.
Is Macklemore's “White Privilege II” an example of white privilege, too?
Who is Nuno Roque? ULISEX! cover boy & charmingly LOUD queer artist.
The Paris-based artist is naked on the back cover.
Oscar Isaac's lip-bite inspires gay Star Wars longing.
Planned Parenthood's first-ever endorsement: Hillary Clinton.
Tennessee h.s. basketball players arrested for raping, hazing teammate.
Is Canada-born Cruz constitutionally qualified to be prez? Maybe not.
Bloggers are people, too! (Even vloggers are.)
Chad Michael Murray's cheeks. (Work Unfriendly)
Russell Tovey's psychotic sex appeal.
Details on Mark Salling's life post-arrest.
Duggar-endorsed homeschooling guru accused of sexual impropriety.
Clay Aiken trashes American Idol.
SPACEBALLS: Vietnam pelted by extremely low-hangers.
Death of an Imagineer: Frank Armitage dies @ 91.
Armitage worked on Sleeping Beauty (1959), and also contributed to Mary Poppins (1964) and Fantastic Voyage (1966).
