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skip to main | skip to sidebar Tuesday, May 19, 2020 Nancy Pelosi Says 'Morbidly Obese' Trump Shouldn't Take Hydroxychloroquine for Coronavirus Another day, another distraction. Please vote in November. Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 12:52 AM 0 comments Labels: 2020 presidential election , coronavirus , donald trump , nancy pelosi Links to this post Monday, May 18, 2020 Mug Shot Monday My friend is dating a guy named Tyler Pratt . But I'm happy to say he isn't the one arrested a few years ago for reckless driving. Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:25 AM 1 comments Labels: mugshot hotties Links to this post Weekend Tennis Roundup We had some more socially distanced tennis over the weekend, this time played on real estate investor Scott Douglas's backyard Har-Tru court in Rolling Hills, Calif. But if the Tennis Channel showed any of it, I didn't see it. It seems Sam Querrey defeated Ernesto Escobedo 4-3 (6), 4-1 in one semifinal and then outlasted local boy and lucky loser Brandon Holt in the final with a 3-4 (7), 4-1, 10-8 victory. Holt, who graduated from USC this week and stepped in when Bradley Klahn withdrew with a bad back, defeated former UCLA standout Marcos Giron in the other semi. (Giron had eliminated Tracy Austin's son in the round-robin portion, which made Holt's run to the final that much "luckier.") Elsewhere around the net: Tommy Paul turned 23 in style. More HERE . Stan’s all dressed up with no place to go Battle of the Austrians ... Who posed for it better? You might recall that 6-4 Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis is another one of Donna Vecic's conquests. But is this his DADDY ? Dreamy Marko Andrejic's new friend is very pretty Is Germany's Oscar Otte in love? Mikael Torpegaard isn't going to let a pandemic stand in the way of his hot body I'm still hot for the Wormanator ... Would love to hear from someone who's slept with Filip Krajinovic Will boys be boys? Marin Cilic's winning smile Christian Harrison won't slow down Working out with Robert Farah Borna assumes the position Kiss me, Guido Marton Fucsovis put out a call for Hungarians to help one another by buying locally made goods. Does Dennis Novak work out ... in a disco? Between his guru, his nutty wife and his latest adviser who thinks you can turn contaminated water into drinking water by concentrating hard enough, I'm this close to breaking up with Novak. Is he sure now isn't rock bottom ? Thiem's new friend is "all panic, no disco" ? Hubert Hurkacz's splendor in the grass Still not sure what happened to Matteo at the ReOpen Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:20 AM 2 comments Labels: Tommy Paul , weekend tennis roundup Links to this post Song of the Day: 'The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight' by Dominatrix Over the weekend, a friend shared this five-year-old article about the highly influential club hit "The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight." I couldn't really make heads or tails out of it -- I still don't understand how a pro-domme, a Russian diplomat, U.S. intelligence and Mary Tyler Moore’s landscaper conspired to create a dance classic -- but one thing it did accomplish was sending me down a related YouTube rabbit hole. For a while I have known that the woman who sings on the record, Claudia Summers, and the woman in the video who toured with the song -- Dominique Davalos, whom I've met as a member of two of Kathy Valentine's post-Go-Go's bands ( Delphines , Bluebonnets ) -- were not the same. But I had never actually seen Dominique sing or perform it -- until I stumbled upon this 2018 performance in Houston. This looks like a fun night. My friend then added this to the discussion: [Dominique] had a song out in '85 called "Madonna Vogue" that people thought was about THAT Madonna, but it was really abut Marie Antoinette. and then years later, when Madonna was performing "Vogue" on MTV she dressed as ... hmmm.... And what about this, Dominique covering the Waitresses?!!! Smiths fans will recall that Dominique's father, actor Richard Davalos, was the object of Morrissey's affection . Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:15 AM 1 comments Labels: Dominque Davalos , Song of the Day Links to this post Page 1 Roundup (05/18) The Daily News: Cuomo and MTA tap low-wage, uninsured workers to scrub subway for coronavirus Mayor de Blasio, NYC Council poised for battle over homelessness legislation CP24 : Man arrested in horrific killing of popular gay DJ in Toronto Twitter : Nick Nolte circa 1977 Life Underground : Lesbian princess-turned-Jack E. Jett editor reveals her story & rare celebrity videos Towleroad: Biden slams Trump-Pence administration for undermining LGBTQ rights, ‘giving safe harbor to hate’ Dlisted: Richard Madden is quarantining with a cute twink Newsweek: Obama says Trump administration isn't even pretending to be in charge of pandemic response The WoW Report: Kevin Sessums recalls “Jackie O” encounters. Plus, other glam stories about the world’s most watched woman … Dazed : The artists who had sex and made art in New York City’s derelict piers Boy Culture : Was Lee hung like a Horsley? Gr8er Days: Fred Willard, king of deadpan, is dead at 86 Washington Blade: Congressional LGBTQ equality PAC endorses Biden EW: Greg Berlanti on his two decades of LGBTQ inclusion New York Post: NYPD will stop people from partying outside NYC bars: de Blasio Greg in Hollywood : YouTube star Andrew Neighbors reflects on the early signs that he was gay The Washington Post: White House tensions with CDC spill into public view as top Trump adviser criticizes agency response Marlo Thomas and Phil Donahue know what makes a marriage last -- even through a lockdown The New York Times: Inspector general’s firing puts Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s use of taxpayer funds under scrutiny ... or, Reason 10 million and one to vote in November By the end of primary season, the Democratic Party had all but settled on a conventional center-left agenda. But the pandemic is forcing the Biden campaign and other leaders to redraw plans for 2021. Is Ronan Farrow too good to be true? (If nothing else, he certainly has huge blind spot when it comes to his father.) The Wall Street Journal: We’re out of toilet paper, hand sanitizer -- and golf pushcarts? The perfect prank for these times: Ding-dong ditch is back Watch: Why stadiums are incubators for coronavirus spread View this post on Instagram ...