David Archuleta bulks up, Jeremy Allen White’s underwear show continues, Madonna’s unexpected rap collab
It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…GOLDEN GAYS: Check out all the queerest moments from the 81st annual Golden Globes. [Queerty]AT THE COPA: Barry Manilow opened up about playing gay bathhouses with Bette Midler during the early days of his career while living a closeted life. [People]YOU’RE A WINNER BABY: RuPaul continued his streak as the most-awarded host in Emmys history after he picked up his 8th win for RuPaul’s Drag Race at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. [Variety]Subscribe to our daily newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.IDOL BODY: David Archuleta’s transformation into a gym bro continued as his latest shirtless selfie showed off his fitness gains.David Archuleta looks great in new photo.
pic.twitter.com/EE401A6ZnHBREAK FREE: Ariana Grande’s older brother Frankie Grande discussed hitting rock bottom and how much his life has changed for the better since getting sober over six years ago. [Us Weekly]SPEAKING HIS TRUTH: 90 Day Fiancé star Tim Malcolm finally addressed rumors after many have been speculating about his sexuality. [Screen Rant]MOTHER MONSTER: Oscar winner Charlize Theron voiced her support for the LGBTQ+ community while speaking to the queens during her stint a guest judge on the season 16 premiere of Drag Race."It's very affirming, as an artist, when our allies share the message of love that we bring when we do this." ?
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1: Madonna found herself getting unexpected support from legendary rapper Chuck D as the Public Enemy frontman defended the Queen of Pop from ageist online trolls. [Billboard]QUEER EYE FOR THE HOST DRAMA: Even as Queer Eye took home its sixth Emmy Award for Outstanding Structured Reality Program, the.
