15 Historical Icons You Didn't Know Were Bisexual
The world wouldn't be the same without the contributions of these bi icons!
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Bill Willingham (Twice) in The Daily LITG, 15th September 2023
Bill Willingham makes it twice into Bleeding Cools top ten stories yesterday. Mirror, mirror on the wall, whos the fairest LITG of all?
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Vocal Misfires: 15 Well-Known Singers Who Should've Stayed Silent
September 2, 2023 Sometimes you hear a vocal artist belt it out and you're just wishing they would stop because it sounds awful. There are even some
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Iconic Abbey Nightclub In West Hollywood For Sale; Called A "Generational Opportunity"
Los Angeles Pride - June, 1991 - About a month after David Cooley opened it as a coffeehouse. Photo by Alan Light
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What Is Tidal? The hi-fi streaming music service explained
In search of the highest-quality streaming music available? Check out Tidal. It has a huge music catalog and higher-quality audio than many others can claim.
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Jeff Buckley's 'Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk' at 25
Anyone who wants to hear the truest Jeff Buckley—the artist he was on the way to becoming when he died young—should make sure to find My Sweetheart the Drunk.
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Jelly Roll Featured In 'The New York Times' - 'I Deserve to Stay'
In the Thursday, April 27, edition of 'The New York Times,' journalist Alan Light profiled an unlikely star for the historic paper: Jelly Roll.
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Jelly Roll Featured In 'The New York Times' - 'I Deserve to Stay'
In the Thursday, April 27, edition of 'The New York Times,' journalist Alan Light profiled an unlikely star for the historic paper: Jelly Roll.
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Jelly Roll Featured In 'The New York Times' - 'I Deserve to Stay'
In the Thursday, April 27, edition of 'The New York Times,' journalist Alan Light profiled an unlikely star for the historic paper: Jelly Roll.
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