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Was never a Cher fan, though always thought she was an A+ interview subject. But I don't wish her any ill will now that she's back (at 67!) searching for a pop hit. Still, it's very hard for me to find anything positive to say about her The Voice appearance other than: She looked young. She didn't look good or stylish or interesting, she mostly mimed and the song is beyond generic. (See the recipe for Cher's wig here.) It just isn't what becomes a legend most...

Above, Madonna Dietrich!

Tonight was Madonna's Cinema Society-sponsored premiere for Madonna: The MDNA Tour on Epix, held at the Paris on W. 58th. Marlene Dietrich cut the ribbon on this theater in 1948...remember that, because it's on the test.

Outside the theater, fans hoping to get in.

I dashed up in the rain around 7:15PM. There was a small but determined crowd of contest winners and hopefuls across the street, peopled by most of the same folks we would later see shouting at Madonna from within the Golden Triangle on the big screen. These are the people who go everywhere Madonna goes without fail. Do they have jobs? Where do they get their money? (The same questions must be asked of me.) It's always fun to see them...and it feels like home.

Frankie & Isaac

I bumped into Frankie Grande, a dazzling NYC talent who was one of the Born Yesterday producers, was a former Mr. Broadway and who tells me his next work will be on stage in Pageant. He was with his adorable pal Isaac, and both looked spiffy in the muggy mist. This is a hard thing to accomplish.

Scorching-hot Charlie Williams joins final month of SILENCE!: The Musical.

Brooke Cerda among Legacy of Pride award honorees: Tix.

Gay Americans: "It got better."

Amanda Bynes crazily claims her crazy behavior is an act.

Cheyenne Jackson croons "Don't Look at Me."

Madonna's first album, 30 years later.

Champion, the opera based on gay boxer Emile Griffiths.

European Parliament condemns Russia's anti-gay law.

Call Me Kuchu, about gay Ugandan activist, opens in NYC.

Will the Supremes give the gays a "bronze-medal win"?

Pope Francis "wades diplomatically into gay marriage debate."

Grigor Dimitrov gets balled.

NOW QUEER THIS: The New Sound of Gay Pride by rdio.

John Oliver of The Daily Show roasts anti-gay laws:

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This response to the Cheerio's racist backlash has a killer ending...

Twenty Feet from Stardom, the acclaimed documentary on backup singers, is in theaters today. The key quote from the trailer:

"I felt like if I just gave my heart to what I was doing...I would automatically be a star."—Merry Clayton

Check out the trailer after the jump...

So bendy! I love when straight guys get silly and remove their clothing...

Puppy love.

GLEE-FUL: Darren Criss meets his pre-teen "boyfriend."

Edward Snowden now telling the Chinese the U.S. hacks them.

Camille Paglia has a hard-on for Joan Rivers.

Oldest man ever—and last male born in the 1800s—dies, aged 116.

The apple didn't fall far from the Republican  tree.

Grace (!) University expels lesbian, demands she repay $$$.

Racist pricks dominate Twitter after Mexican-sung anthem.

Rita Ora is officially the new face of Material Girl.

Russia sinks back into the primordial swamp with sweeping anti-gay law.

THEY CALL HIM THE STREAK: Cristiano Ronaldo's new 'do.

Boxer Luke Campbell puts 'em up for Bello.

Daphne Guinness's "Fatal Flaw."

Edward Snowden seems to have lied about his salary. 

Marriage equality polls only go in one direction: Ours.

Gay people opposed to marriage equality are just evil.

A book on muscular men from around the world.

Gay characters in films have the longevity of black friends in horror flicks.

Youth center killings in Tel Aviv may have been revenge. 

Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont) attempts to gay up the immigration bill.

New Yorkers slurred and violently arrested by the NYPD hold press conference.

Win tickets to the premiere of Madonna's MDNA Tour video.

Ugandan gay activist Frank Mugisha updates us on the "kill the gays" bill:

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The new Gay Angelenos calendar appears to be a daily grind. Starring Jeffrey Hawkins, John Steven Meyers, Tommy Defendi, Duncan Black and Andy Taylor, and shot by Killian Wells, it shows off all the models' best assets in a way that will keep you referring to it 24/7.

The calendar is available here.