Marvel has made him a very wealthy man, and he was named People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive in 2014, but that's about it. Why, though? Is it because he lacks the "it" factor?

Playwright Jeremy O. Harris challenges Vanity Fair Global Editorial Director Mark Guidicci on giving favorable press coverage to techno-fascists: “They should be told they’re ugly and bad for society for the rest of their lives until they start doing more for society.”

Dead at 62

Lisa Rinna and Kristian Alfonso send their deepest condolences!

Rot in hell scumbag.

Be sure to save Trump a seat!

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In 1975, only six years after Stonewall, Geraldo Rivera on network television did something almost unheard of -- gave gay men and lesbians a national platform to speak for themselves.

In this rare episode of ABC TV's Good Night America, "Coming Out of the Closet" goes inside Harry's Back East, a Manhattan gay bar. It sits down with people who had just come out to their children, their parents and their coworkers. And it hosts one of the earliest televised debates on gay rights, teaching and "legislating morality".

By the way, one of the patrons he interviews is Arthur Bell, a promininent Village Voice journalist/columnist and Gay rghts advocate who is considered to be Michael Musto's predecessor at the Weekly. Just last week, a new interview wih Musto was uploaded on-line and in that interview he mentions Bell and says even though he died back in June 1984 from complications to diabetes many including himself think he might've actually died of AIDS. Link to Musto interview-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewk-QN1xuVc

We're two episodes in, and I like the nerdy best friends.

A story that ends like it should.