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Boys do Nick Jonas sometimes, but it's mostly girls.
They dress up as the pop luminary, emulating his rousing onstage persona and donning denim that looks practically painted on. Yes, if we needed further proof about why the year-old former Jonas Brothers is a celebrated beacon in the LGBT community, for his abs and for his advocacy – for standing up against the North Carolina "bathroom bill" by canceling two upcoming gigs there – look to the drag kings. Those kings are sure to find even more fodder for their glitzy acts on "Last Year Was Complicated," Jonas' second solo album out June
In our new interview, Jonas talked candidly about last year – his year of "growth." And although he was congested – yes, even the perfection that is Nick Jonas deals with allergies that are "terrible" this moment of year – he was more than cheerful to dish on LGBT rights, the night he and brother Joe ended up at a West Hollywood gay bar, and touching his… face.

I've never asked a guy this question – I'm always asking female artists who are being impersonated by men – but there are Nick Jonas drag kings, so we must talk about this.
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My Apartment Building Once Housed One Of The Oldest Gay Clubs In The State
On its last darkness open in September , the liquor ran out at Fran’s Place. Darlene Casey said one beer sat in the cooler, but it was too old to drink. A longtime regular, Casey watched patrons dance and sway, savoring one of the oldest gay bars in the commonwealth for the last time. She wanted to leave something behind, a way for people to know that she and her friends were there. So she grabbed black and silver markers.
“I approached [the owner] Jay Collins and I said, ‘can we sign our names on the wall? Casey remembered, “and he said, ‘well it is sold [the new owner] probably might take it down, so yeah, depart ahead Darlene.’ ”
The crowd gathered around an mature brick wall and began to write. Some had been coming to the Fran’s for decades. They signed their names as well as the names of old friends who passed away.
“[The wall] just shows the history and what Fran's did for the community, for us,” Casey said. “We are truly a family. Be proud and be raucous and we were raucous. We were definitely raucous. It's amazing. Oh God. And again, we still wish it was here.”
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