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Today's Dish is Calum von Moger. From: Deep Dish

These people sure have some big ideas! From: NewNowNext   Courtney Act scraped the bottom of the barrel at a Trump rally in Fairfield, Connecticut this weekend and noticed there were two major things missing: “Facts, or people able to speak in complete sentences.” Act interviewed a handful of people including a woman who likens “the Muslim” to a “Satanic cult,” a man who simply doesn’t “want a lady as President,” and thankfully, a group of three young protesters who recognized her from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 6:  Act also interviews a group of young white men holding a giant “Diversity = White Genocide” banner on the side of the road. As you can imagine, their ringleader has some pretty interesting ideas for America. “What this means to me is that basically we stand for the cultural and racial preservation of the European people who built America,” he says about the sign. The man also suggests that America should “break…up into different ’ethno-states'” and “give the blacks thei...

"I hope that being true to myself will help other athletes be true," says soccer player Michelle Heyman. From: OutSports Michelle Heyman, right, celebrates scoring a goal in the Olympics group play. Nelson Almeida/AFP/Getty Images) For Australia's lone openly gay Olympian, being able to play on the international stage in Rio as an out athlete was a mission accomplished. "Being an ‘out' athlete at the Olympics is an important opportunity to live my truth while competing at the highest level in sport," said Michelle Heyman , who plays for Australia's women's soccer team, the Matildas. "It means everything to be representing Australia at the Olympics. Being ‘out' is just the norm to me. I don't see myself being any different from any other athlete. I'm very proud to be me and I'm hoping to just make a positive change towards the LGBT community." The 28-year old striker from Shellharbour, New South Wales, made her Olympic debut ...

Australian Hannah Mouncey, 26, aims to become the first Olympian to play for both a men's and women's national team. From: NewNowNext  In November, Hannah Mouncey found herself at the elite level of handball players, representing her native Australia at a tournament in Qatar with a hope of making it to Rio for the 2016 Summer Olympics. But Mouncey, 26, was also secretly battling crippling gender dysphoria and accompanying depression—in a hypermasculine environment in a strange country with no support network.  As she explains in a first-person essay on Outsports , the stress took its toll and she acted out—and was disciplined for swearing at teammates during matches and kicking water bottles on the court. “That my gender issues were at the root of that behavior is something I’ve never discussed with [my teammates], but I’m sure they figured it out,” she writes. “They’ve supported me all the way. This speaks volumes for the culture within Australian handball.”  Mouncey, who has ...

From: Speed o Rex  Swimming results are pouring in every day from Rio and provide us with a lot of information to digest.  Who can keep up? (!) link: Olympic Swimming  ... plus our new Olympic gold medalist in the 400-meter freestyle, Mack Horton of Australia.  His war of words this week with silver medalist Sun Yang truly demonstrates how intense the rivalries can really be.  There was another showdown between these two superstars on Friday in the 1,500-meter. 'No apology': Fury in China after Australian calls swimmer a drug cheat

Happy birthday, Chris Hemsworth! From: NewNowNext  Happy birthday to Ghostbusters star Chris Hemsworth , who turns 33 yesterday. Speaking of Chris, we can’t help but notice he spends a lot of time wet. We’re not complaining, mind you—Chris looks hot wet. (He also looks hot dry, humid, moist and parched.) Below, we revisit 10 of the Aussie actor’s hottest, dampest moments. 1 Jimmy Fallon used a unique technique to get Chris to reveal the plot of the next Avengers movie.  2 Chris young and hungry on Australia’s Home And Away .  3 Cave writhing.  4 Sweaty and evil in A Perfect Getaway .  5 Obligatory closeup.  6 Giving his all for the ALS ice-bucket challenge.  7 Wet Thor is the best Thor.   8 Ditto  9 Actually, pissed-off, wet Thor is the best Thor.  10 Finally able to relax. Bonus Brother Liam has nicely carried on the sopping Hemsworth family tradition.

Chris Hemsworth From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things  Australian actor Chris Hemsworth , known to many for his role on Home and Away where he was frequently shirtless turns 33 today. Chris is now famous in the US as well with his  role in the new Star Trek movies.

I have always loved Eric Bana, but I did not know he had that body until Troy ! Eric turns 48 today. From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things