monday news drop

Jason Momoa’s scantily clad workout, Stefon plots a return, & Lukas Gage gets branded for love

Jason Momoa, Bill Hader as Stefon, Lukas Gage & Chris Appleton
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It’s Monday (again). A lot happened over the weekend. Here’s just some of what you might have missed…

DADDY DEAREST: Republican Montana governor signs anti-trans healthcare bill even after his nonbinary son begged him to veto it. [Mother Jones]

WHOA: Boy Meets World star Matthew Lawrence claims he was once fired after refusing to strip naked for a male director who promised him a role in a Marvel film. [Entertainment Weekly]

GYM MEMBER: Jason Momoa dared to bare and gave a big glimpse of his scantily clad fitness regimen.

ELECTILE DYSFUNCTION: Florida governor and presidential hopeful Ron “Don’t Say Gay” DeSantis’ foreign trip went limp as he failed to impress more than 50 British business chiefs. [Politico]

CLUB KID: After having previous concern that his SNL character was seen as a gay “stereotype,” Bill Hader backtracks and now says he’s open to playing Stefon again. [Variety]

HOT STUFF: HBO released the trailer for its upcoming documentary about the late Queen of Disco, Donna Summer, entitled Love to Love You, Donna Summer.

WARRIOR: The 5th person cured of HIV is a 67-year-old California man who was first diagnosed in 1988 and is now telling his incredible story. [USA Today]

NO REGRETS: Newlyweds Lukas Gage and Chris Appleton made their love permanent by branding each other with matching wedding tattoos. [NY Post]

WERK IT, SIS: Amid Tennessee’s draconian drag ban, out country singer Chris Housman releases empowering “Drag Queen” music video with all proceeds going to at-risk LGBTQ+ youth in the state.

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