The Daily News: Harlem A train derailment leaves 34 riders injured, sparks massive service disruption across Manhattan
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Page 1 Roundup (06/28)
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Morning Wood
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Song of the Day: 'Do Ya Wanna Funk' by Sylvester
By the man, the myth and the legend himself. And kids today think they invented gender fluidity!
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Sign Language
Seen by a reader outside the Cubby Hole. I wouldn't point the error out to a lesbian, though.
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Wrestle Wednesday
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Hunky Water-Colored Memories
Having written a memoir, this column about why it’s totally normal for family members to recall major life events differently seemed right up my alley. But thanks to son Walker, it turned looking at the pictures was the best part.
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Straight Talk
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Forget About Going to Town
Damian and I were just in Washington and marveled that unlike New York City, it still has a big gay dance club. Not for long. Read HERE.
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Netflix Developing New Installment of 'Tales of the City'
Chloe Webb, Laura Linney and Marcus D'Amico
I've shamefully never read any of the Armistead Maupin books. And I only saw the famed 1993 miniseries in recent years -- I had just moved to Washington when the original premiered on PBS and everyone was talking about it later that night at Trumpets, only I hadn't known it was on -- eschewing the Showtime sequel because it recast the adorable Mouse. (Looking at the new actor, below, I'm wondering what I was thinking!) But word that Netflix is developing a new installment of "Tales of the City" with Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis on board -- with a script penned by Michael "The Hours" Cummingham -- certainly has piqued my interest.
Mouse 2.0: Paul Hopkins
Billy Campbell has a Mouse in the house
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Page 1 Roundup (06/29)
The Daily News: Two subway supervisors suspended in aftermath of A train derailment
The New York Post: Knicks fire Phil Jackson — and lay out next steps (whatever any of that means)
The Wall Street Journal: Last Call for Minibottles? A Little Booze Battle is Nipping at Maine
New York Times copy desk to top editors: ‘You have turned your backs on us’ (even worse than what they did to my desk) / Read HERE.
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Morning Wood
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Song of the Day: 'Playing With Fire' by Nick Leng
Heard this one on "Flaked," Will Arnett's half-hour dramedy whose second season just went up on Netflix. Arnett is looking hotter than ever -- he may have fallen off the alcohol wagon in real life, but he never misses the gym -- and never misses a chance to flaunt it. But after reading the streaming giant is cutting back on original programming -- and realizing the second season went from eight episodes to six -- I have a feeling this may be the end for this offbeat charmer.
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'Hooked' on Love
Boy Culture has the full scoop on the NYC premiere of Max Emerson's LGBTQ-themed film called "Hooked"HERE.
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International Jock Announce 5th Annual Made in the USA Sale
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Bushwhacked
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BREAKING: Child Acts Out to Get Attention
Normally everything the president says and does is news. But he's not a real president so shouldn't be treated like one. If nothing else, not breathlessly reporting on his juvenile antics is worth a shot. #fakepresident
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'Where' in the World Are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walsh?
My sister-in-law, Jacqueline, writes a popular blog about life on Capitol Hill. Much to our delight, one of her eagle-eyed readers noticed this photo of the cover of a D.C. tourist freebie magazine, which happens to be a photo of Jacqueline and my brother Bill walking home from a Washington Nationals game! She says it must have been from spring 2016 because they only attended one game last year, shortly before my brother's diagnosis. I found this discovery incredibly touching -- so candid -- and it reminded me of two other inadvertent magazine appearances by members of my family. My mom recalls the time the side of my dad's head could be seen sitting in the train station in Chicago when they were returning from Omaha (her hometown) to Pottsville, Pa., about a month or two before Bill was born. (If there's a copy in the family archives, I've yet to see it.) And one of my fellow interns noticed my big head sticking out in a crowd of Washington press corps members at a White House event on the cover of the National Journal back in 1989! Has this ever happened to you?
Part of stock-art history!
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Justin Theroux Will Get Naked if 'The Leftovers' Wins an Emmy
Co-creator Damon Lindelof claims the sweatpants will come off if "The Leftovers" garners an Emmy. And we know there's PLENTY to see.
Getting to re-appreciate how hot JT was on "Six Feet Under" while watching the series again with Damian.
And to think people once pitied Jennifer Aniston for losing Brad Pitt!
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'No Editors, No Peace!'
Several hundred New York Times employees walked out to protest cuts to the paper's copy desk. I wish my brother Bill were here to see this. (No one said a peep when they outsourced my NYT job to nonunion editors in Gainesville!)
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Page 1 Roundup (06/30)
The Daily News: The ugly American President
The New York Post: Was disgusted when MSNBC took in two Fox rejects. Kudos for dropping Greta "Roger never sexually assaulted me" Van Susteren for Ari Melber. Now they just need to lose that other hack.
The Wall Street Journal: Top of the Pecking Order for Fighting Ticks -- Chickens
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