Lil Nas X’s sweaty abs, Madonna’s surprise Pride appearance, Andy Cohen’s lesbian regret
It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…SPEAKING OUT: Queer Eye host Jonathan Van Ness finally addressed those bombshell allegations of abusive behavior on the set of the Netflix makeover series. [USA Today]MUSCLE ZADDIES: Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal show off their warrior physiques in first look photos from Gladiator 2. [Vanity Fair]Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.OMG SHOES! Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan released a Real Housewives-esque pop song for charity, entitled “Shoes … More Shoes,” and thanked the “queer icons” that inspired her to make the viral hit. [Deadline]CAME THRU DRIPPIN‘: After dropping his new track for the upcoming Beverly Hills Cop sequel, Lil Nas X gifted fans a shot of his sweaty abs.lil nas x pic.twitter.com/VAbNL4sQXcREADING IS FUNDAMENTAL: Did you know that many gay terms used today (butch, femme, trade, drag) originate back to Polari, the secret language of 16th Century British sailors?
Get a little gay history lesson with this breakdown of the slang buzzwords. [Today]SHARING HER TRUTH: Comedian Amber Ruffin came out on the last day of Pride Month with an inspiring message. [INTO]THAT’S THAT HIM ESPRESSO: David Archuleta rocked a sheer tank top, showed off his adorable dance moves, and had the gay internet mesmerized as he put his spin on Sabrina Carpenter’s blockbuster hit “Espresso.”David Archuleta singing Espresso is just so cute omg pic.twitter.com/x70D74Lq51THE LADY POND: Andy Cohen disclosed his biggest regret in 15 years of hosting Watch What Happens Live was asking Oprah Winfrey if she ever indulged in lesbian sex. [Entertainment Tonight]CANDID CAMERA: In a scene from the reality series Surreal Live: Villa of Secrets, sexually fluid Teen Wolf hunk Tyler Posey revealed his first same-sex hookup was with a male sex worker.
