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Contents:
- THE STORY OF JULI', THE FAMED GAY BAR CAN YOU EVER FIVE ME?
- HOW MELISSA MCCARTHY AND AUTHOR LEE ISRAEL ARE CONNECTED BY NYC’S OLST GAY BAR (EXCLIVE)
THE STORY OF JULI', THE FAMED GAY BAR CAN YOU EVER FIVE ME?
Real-life iends of Israel have nfirmed that she was homosexual. " -The New York TimSome of the Lee Israel letters referenced the sexualy of Brish playwright and performer Noël Coward, a closeted gay man.
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HOW MELISSA MCCARTHY AND AUTHOR LEE ISRAEL ARE CONNECTED BY NYC’S OLST GAY BAR (EXCLIVE)
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