Yes, he did a Jodie (though he was more specific than she was and also hopefully won't drop the ball on this and never mention it again).

He also apparently did a David Hyde Pierce and let OK magazine mention his lover and kids in an article about him.

Woo-hoo!

"Lies! Lies! Liza Minnelli!"

"Husband material? Honey, he was has-been material!"

"You know who make really good boyfriends? Prisoners. You always know where they are."

Comic Greg Scarnici seems to know them, down to every hilarious syllable.

Gag to his spot-on re-creations of classic Grindr utterances, like:

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But after gamely trying to get turned on by photos of women (even women who looked a bit like guys), I realized I could just as easily pretend to be the Queen of Roumania.

I was definitely "that way."

But Cynthia Nixon chose it, and she's not gonna eat her words.

Editor and publisher Peter Ian Cummings tells me, "We are the only national gay magazine for 16-40."

That rules me out -- I'm 15 -- but I can still forward you these bodacious photos from the premiere issue, courtesy of Southwest Photography.

Well, one of the offspring is an effeminate guy who practically pops off the screen as if he were a drag queen out of costume.

The character has no ostensible love interests -- not even a fake girlfriend -- and he ends up going into the clergy, as Ethel and company fret and worry about his fate.

I just ran the story that Nick Gruber wants to pursue training/nutrition and other options à la seminude posing -- and now we know why.