Madonna takes her final bow, Orville Peck’s body reveal, Kitara Ravache makes her unwanted return
It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…MY TWO DADS: Three weeks after tying the knot, former CNN host Don Lemon disclosed he and husband Tim Malone are actively working to expand their family with a new baby. [E!
Online]5 INCH INSEAM PRIDE: After some savvy Gen Z gays started wearing larger shorts last summer, GQ is trying to tell us short shorts are now back – even thought they never went away – just because Chris Pine keeps wearing them on the red carpet. [GQ]Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.INTO THE GROOVE: After six months and 80 shows, Madonna ended her Celebration World Tour in Mexico and brought out Salma Hayek as Frida Kahlo for the final “Vogue” performance.
On Saturday, the Queen of Pop will cap off the epic run with a free concert on the beach in Rio de Janeiro, which is rumored to be her biggest concert to date.A post shared by Madonna (@madonna)YOU’RE GONNA HEAR ME ROAR: LGBTQ+ fans have expressed outraged at Katy Perry after she fangirled all over Twitter destroyer Elon Musk. [LGBTQ Nation]SPEAKING HER TRUTH: Fifth Harmony’s Lauren Jauregui revealed she’s “exploring polyamory” after splitting from ex-partner Sasha Mallory. [PageSix]MASK FOR MASC: Out country crooner Orville Peck has kept teasing fans by revealing more and more about his mysterious identity and this time he gave the gays exactly what they wanted by dropping a shirtless thirst trap.Orville peck!!!!
pic.twitter.com/lg7ehgv07tGOING FOR THE GOLD: Gay gymnast Heath Thorpe announced he is just one win away from qualifying for the Paris Summer Olympics. [Outsports]SAY WHAT: While more male singers and rappers have been rocking nail polish and expressing themselves by wearing gender nonconforming outfits, rapper Fat Joe said he believes it’s only being done to sell records by appealing to LGBTQ+ fans.
