ABOVE: Push-up bro.

BELOW: Keep reading for Barack Obama's message, Trump's delusion, RIP Fred Willard and more ...

ABOVE: Intensity is a good word.

BELOW: Keep reading for shirtless Dylan Sprouse, RIP Phyllis Lyon & Mort Drucker, Trump looking to open the country (like a store?) in May and more ...

Above: Diego Arnary — plus more of him here.

Below: Keep reading for the service member defiant after a gay bashing, an underwear party, David Byrne's new tour, Modern Family's fate, Pence's shaming and Timothée Chalamet's rejection of Woody Allen ...

#ModernFamily casts TV's first openly transgender child actor -- meet Jackson Millarker https://t.co/qhqVNipVp8

— HollywoodLife (@HollywoodLife) September 27, 2016

Tonight's episode of ABC's Modern Family will feature a performance by trans child actor Jackson Millarker. 

Millarker plays Lily's friend Tom in A Stereotypical Day, which is apparently going to gently mock the well-intentioned liberalism of Lily's daddies when they misunderstand her new friendship.

Sounds like it's right up the show's alley.

DEVON ALLEN 🔥

He wins the men's 110m hurdles with a blazing 13.03! More highlights: https://t.co/s8sasnBSYw https://t.co/LuPeshQnvV

— NBC Olympics (@NBCOlympics) July 10, 2016 

Every Olympian you'd love to have sex with, in one handy gallery. Plus: Out Tongan's bare butt.

Towleroad: Peter Thiel thinks a billionaire being outed = athletes living in anti-gay countries being outed. No.

Does polyamory hold the key to what really killed Robert Wone 10 years ago?

(Movie still via Disney)

Throw my book away—this is the best-ever assessment of Madonna's movie career.

Seeing Modern Family's Ariel Winter looking like this bothers me. Not slut-shaming, it's ... something, though.

Rudy Giuliani forgets 9/11, the one thing he usually inserts into every sentence:

Rudy Giuliani, mayor of NYC on 9/11: "Before Obama, we didn't have any successful radical Islamic attacks in the US" pic.twitter.com/YcSNOVeZaP

— Mashable News (@MashableNews) August 15, 2016

Noah Galvin (R) is not ready to play nice. (Image via ABC)

I'm not gonna slam The Real O'Neals star Noah Galvin for his at-times unfortunate, at-times excitingly candid interview with Vulture, in which I think he sounds too sure of himself by a factor of four, but I do think some of what he says is a bit misguided.

First off, I like that he's honest and has positions. He admires Dan Savage and I think that Savage's outspokenness is rubbing off:

I love him a lot. He's the smartest gay man you'll ever meet in your life. He's the most articulate. The thing about Dan is he is primed for combat at all times. Like, ready to throw down. And not only ready to throw down, but ready to win whatever debate. And he will.

He's also to be admired for being a 22-year-old who is out and proud, and who recognizes the impact of being out:

Not Donny Most

Via ExtraTV: Check out this simple video from Everytown for Gun Safety, in which stars and other citizens call for a solution to gun violence—and express hope that it can be achieved.

Good luck IDing every celebrity in there (they're not all lefties—Melissa Joan Hart is there), but I want credit for spotting Donny Most immediately ...

Reid Ewing, so charming on Modern Family, has followed last week's news of his plastic surgery and body dysmorphia with a casual coming-out.

In a tweet regarding a Good Morning America segment on body dysmorphia, Ewing said of Eugene Bata:

Saw Eugene Bata on @GMA in the Body Dysmorphia segment connected to my article and I just want to say he is hot af.

— Reid Ewing (@media_reid) November 21, 2015

When questioned on if his tweet constituted coming out, Ewing replied that he was never in.

Bata up!