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There Goes the Gayborhood
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Goodbye, Twitter -- Hello, Threads!
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Fake Jan Alert
My blog is featured in Susan Olsen's tell-all about the ill-fated "Brady Bunch Variety Hour"!
Little Kenny
Growing up in Madison Heights, Mich.
Back to the Old House
The Web leads to an unexpected return to a house I grew up in.
Oceans 11
Carlsbad, Calif. (2008)
1983
Go Behind the Music of my high-school band, A La Plage
A Death in the Family
Little Larry left us too soon.
Once I Had a Love
With Debbie Harry
'Jungle' Fever
With Robert Buckley
Roger & Me
With Roger Federer
Step Brother McMullen
With Ed Burns
Headline News
With Thomas Roberts
'Heartwarming & hilarious!" -- Andy Cohen
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Retail Queen
My memoir is available at Three Lives & Co. in the West Village
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3 comments:
Everyone is on a phone. What would happen if the phones all suddenly died? Would they have to look at each other? Meanwhile, I'm looking at him. Adorable.
Nice thighs
I have never wanted to strike up a conversation with a rando on a train. Avoiding eye contact is a polite way of giving everyone their privacy and peace in a crowded space.
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