Yesterday afternoon, a portrait of former United States Representative (D-MA) and Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee (2007-2011), Barney Frank, was unveiled in room 2128 of the Rayburn building on Captiol Hill.

As a result of this morning's historic Supreme Court decision, hysteria has taken over the streets of New York City and EVERYONE is getting married.

If you are tired of playing flip cup, beer pong, and spin the bottle, find a pair of scissors and a paper grocery bag and play THE BAG GAME!

On June 19, 2013 Sherry Marie Dote, NYC based artist and activist, commemorated the seventh anniversary of her preemptive double mastectomy in front of Victoria's Secret in SOHO. Her son, New York City based photographer Mike Dote, took photos of his mother and graciously shared them with D&B.

Laramie Flick, pictured above, is the acting President of the New York City Pedicab Owner's Association (an unpaid position). Flick works three days a week, 8 months out of the year; he writes and paints 4 days a week, likely makes as much money as waiters in NYC's best restaurants, pays all of his bills, has buns of steel, and carries pepper spray to protect himself from his psychopathic price gouging colleagues.*

Nicole Winhoffer, Madonna's go-to trainer, must have found the fountain of youth, because, well, have you seen Madonna recently? She is snatched.

Gawker Staff Writer Caity Weaver and Associate Editor Leah Beckmann took a trip to AQUA Studios in Tribeca, owned by the tres chic Esther Gauthier, to try some under water cycling. They chatted about it here.

Billy Porter just won a Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role for his performance in Kinky Boots. Performing 8 shows a week in 6 inch heels, one would think on his one night off, he would take a load off. Wrong.

Because they are feeling it.

I love the idea of the bike share program, if for no other reason than it gets people above ground for an extra half hour each day. If we weren't bred to work in cubicles, we certainly weren't made to slither there in damp black tunnels.

Alexander Ekman is the wonderkid of the international contemporary dance world. He has choreographed original works for the Cullberg Ballet, Nederlands Dans Theater, Gothenburg Ballet, Ballet du Rhin, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Royal Swedish Ballet, et al.

President Obama hosted hundreds of members of the LGBT community and their straight allies at the White House yesterday afternoon for a celebration of Pride Month. There was no glitter, or go-go boys, and given that there was no mention of the executive order on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), we were surprised that there were no hecklers either.

A group of 10 paparazzi on fixed gear bikes were tailing a black SUV, when it happened to stop beside me as I was walking in SoHo. One would assume the rabid crowd was there for someone or something important—Obama? Free cronuts?—but no, it was just Heidi, going shopping.

Accomplished designer and impeccable dresser, Brock Forsblom. We ran into him at the Tony Awards after party at The Carlyle, he was wearing a suit made of doilies-the clear winner here.

There is not much else to say. We ran into one another at The Carlyle after the Tony Awards—it was 3 AM, he was as gracious and attentive as ever. If you have the opportunity, you should see him (naked?!) in Macbeth. It is a 100 minutes of Mr. Cumming, a man with multiple personality disorder (he plays all 17 characters), in a psych ward on no meds—very fun.

Meet B. Dot, Alayna, and Stephani. They are from Memphis and look great at 5AM. I stumbled upon them last night and have since played the video 23 times. The 7 minute video has the perfect balance of hanging out, cheesy iMovie edits, and raw talent. I want to shoot their next music video.

Here's a fun game: the first person to correctly identify the six Tony Award winners in this post will be invited to partake in ONE margarita on our roof. No trolls please, you must be of age, and you have to get yourselves to our NYC offices on your own dime.

I was not invited to the show (there is youtube) but I was invited to the afterparty at The Plaza and the after-after party on the 15th floor of The Carlyle. There were gold-plated fixtures, frozen yogurt, music, dancing, diamonds, peacocks, and more Tonys than I could keep up with.

This woman. She asked me to hold it while she was making herself a YoArt frozen yogurt in The Plaza's food court at the Tony Award after party.

Jonathan Schaefer's mom won tickets to the Tony Awards on Lets Make A Deal. He took the win not only as an excuse to get gussied up and take her out for an exciting evening on the town, but also an an opportunity to try to get a job.