On the Rag, Vol. 504

A weekly look at what's making news in the gay mags:

QX (London): 'Sex/Crime': The shocking new gay thriller coming to the Glory

A&U: Driven toward auteurs, good scripts, authentic roles and the “right” ensemble casts, art-house queen and veteran ally in the fight against AIDS Chloë Sevigny stays on her non-sellout course, smashing stigma on both sides of the screen

Get Out!: You're in luck -- Paul Montoya doesn't like to wear clothes

The Unleashed Voice: Living in our 'otherness'

Gay Times (U.K.): Gus Kenworthy wants 'mouth-to-mouth resuscitation' from Ryan Reynolds

Grab (Chicago): 'Love, Simon'; Paula Poundstone and Jakes Shears inside

GCN: The Irish gay publication celebrates 30 years

Between the Lines (Detroit): The year of Jake Shears

HotSpots (Florida): Thelma Houston, Taylor Dayne talk Miami Beach Gay Pride

Metro Weekly (D.C.): Restaurateur Drew Porterfield looks good enough to eat 

San Francisco Bay Times: Building a community we can be proud of at any age

Echo: For David Hernandez, headlining the 2018 Phoenix Pride Festival is more than just a homecoming. It also marks the 10-year anniversary of the Valley native’s appearance on season 7 of “American Idol”

Out: Adam Rippon and Gus Kenworthy interview each other

POZ: Youth leadership and HIV in the Latino community

Rage Monthly: Sexy spring bloomers

The Fight: Singer-songwriter Brandon Stansell, next month’s Palm Springs Hot Rodeo headliner, on country music, coming out and 'The Golden Girls'

Cybersocket: Who’s the boss: Gay bondage & discipline

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