OUTSPORTS: Australian pop singer ANDY asked former pro athletes Mitch Brown and Ian Roberts to appear in his raunchy music video … and they said yes.
LGBTQ NATION: Students came to the rescue of their school’s gay-straight alliance, which the school was trying to ban.
INDIEWIRE: How a film barely anybody had seen spawned a sequel — Patti Rocks — that became one of the most acclaimed indies of the ‘80s.
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: RIP Gerrit Graham, 77. The Phantom of the Paradise actor died Tuesday.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: You Had to Be There, a new doc about the storied 1972 Toronto production of Godspell, gets a rave.
PEOPLE: An AI actor glitched while doing an “interview” with Piers Morgan.
POLITICO: Dems are entering their Dems X Influencers collab era.
TALKING POINTS MEMO: Marshall Rawson won an upset victory in Florida, meaning he’s all but guaranteed a seat in the Florida House of Representatives. Turns out he proudly marched with neo-Nazis in 2017 — and there’s proof.
EXTRATV: Household-name comic Carrot Top tried to take his own life — and it may be tied to sexual-abuse allegations involving younger men. (Nobody underage, though he stands accused of providing liquor to a 19-year-old who claims Carrot Top took advantage of him once he was drunk.)
FAME WHORES: The latest episode of the Fame Whores podcast is pondering the X pics of Chris Gallant, the pic of Hasan Piker than turned on/enraged the GOP and Kim Novak’s acting.