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By Randall Jobe “I have always believed that acting is larger than life. You can sit on the street corner and see real people.†—Bette Davis In an ironic twist,
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By Chris Azzopardi ‘Paris Is Burning In Paris Is Burning, a strut is a defiant act, an exertion of suppressed power. In the mid-to-late 1980s, when the landmark documentary was