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==Magazines==

==Magazines==

On multiple occasions, [[People magazine]] has had their cover story be some D-list actor or actress, such as Lance Bass or [[Rosie O'Donnell]], coming out of the closet and reveling in his or her homosexual bliss. They also feature open homosexuals in their Most Eligible Bachelors list, an irony that is lost on the publishers.

On multiple occasions, [[People magazine]] has featured as a cover story some D-list actor or actress, such as Lance Bass or [[Rosie O'Donnell]], coming out of the closet and reveling in his or her homosexual bliss. They also feature open homosexuals in their Most Eligible Bachelors list, an irony that is lost on the publishers.

==Universities==

==Universities==