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Rupert Everett has said, in multiple interviews, that he was a call boy at a very young age.

That's the problem for me - there are so men hot men on RM that making a choice in NYC takes a lot of time. Luckily this site helps me weed out some of them

Miss Price's former home, as it looks today.

I just retired and, for some time, I was looking at Playa del Carmen. I have yet to go there but I've recently been told 1) beach is full of sargassum, and it smells terrible 2) not much to do. So, I'm looking for a warm climate with all the offerings of a big city - do you think Mexico City is the right place? I speak Spanish very well

maybe even longer than Manon Lescaut

Show me any article in the press from the 1960s to the arrival of Gelb that discusses depleting the endowment. Show me any article in the press from the 1960s to the arrival of Gelb that discusses performances with fewer than 50% of tickets sold.

I have frequented, on several occasions, Villa Giani in London. It is a brothel and the majority of workers over the years have been Brazilian.

I no long buy bonds because a CD will give me a higher rate of interest with virtually no risk .... or am I missing something?

Isn't age 30 a bit young to be a "daddy" ? As we all know, "30" in rentmen years means he's probably "38" years old

I would hire Reece Scott in a flash but, alas, I don't think he escorts

The Cathedral of St John the Divine in NYC now has an admission fee. I don't mind that because churches that are open for free all day long usually end up as hang outs for homeless people. In London, Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral charge an admission. The fact is these huge churches have annual budgets in the tens of millions of dollars and the people throwing $2 in the collection plate on Sunday morning cannot sustain them.

Room 91 with the jewels and tiaras was some nice eye candy for me. Also rooms 65-69 for English silver

I watched "Maurice" yesterday for the first time - it's on youtube for free. It was like watching my own life story and falling in love with my closest friend at age 19

Many people mention our educational system to explain the decreasing audience. Nobody seems to be blaming mom and dad and the fact that music is no longer viewed as a priority. When I was growing up we had a piano in our living room and I had weekly lessons. I'd say that was true for maybe 40% of my classmates. If you walk into an elementary school today and ask the students how many have a piano at home and take lessons I'd say it would be below 10%. People have changed their priorities.

I assume you're speaking of the 1939 film version with Laurence Olivier, which I've seen twice and I enjoy. 1939 was a banner year in the film industry - Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, Wuthering Heights, and Bette Davis as Elizabeth I