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In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Manilow opened up about those days, clearing up some misconceptions about his time in the baths.“What do you think, they were fucking in front of us?” the singer asked the interviewer, perhaps joking. He went on to say that those in attendance were “just an audience. A great audience, too.”Why did Manilow decide to perform in such a sexualized venue? It’s simple – like so many other musicians trying to make it, he needed the money.

A suburb in Greater Glasgow might not be the first place you would expect to find the remains of a Roman bathhouse.

Now living near Monaco and working in high-end real estate and villa rentals, Jameson refers back to the extensive diaries he kept during this time – required just to be able to sort through all the craziness happening in the moment, to write his tell-all book.James Farn“And then there are the supposedly straight men who pop in for a Lucky At Lunch Special…”Farn tells of his experiences after looking back at this period in his life, with the forced time off during the pandemic compelling him to put it all into a book to share with the LGBTQI community, with the long term view of helping to contribute to our cultural history.The result is an amusing collection of sometimes shocking and always entertaining anecdotes, some of which will have

Jussie Smollett was allegedly already “more than friends” with alleged attacker Ambimbola “Abel” Osundairo, according to a new report from Page Six on Tuesday (April 14).

The case of former “Empire” star Jussie Smollett may get more complicated after a new report indicates that the embattled star was more than friends with one of his alleged attackers. Smollett is accused of having Abimbola “Abel” Osundairo and Olabinjo “Ola” Osundairo, who both worked on the set of “Empire,” stage a hate crime attack against him in Chicago in 2019.