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Rue Returns

Of the four "Golden Girls," most of the gay men I know liked Blanche (the slut) best because she was played with so much zest by Rue Mclanahan, who won a well-deserved Emmy for the role. There was a "Golden Girls" reunion two years ago that I was lucky enough to be invited to and Rue, sharing the stage with Betty White and Bea Arthur, stole the show with her fuinny answers and remembrances.

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Rue has been keeping busy on the Broadway stage and TV guest spots in recent years but she is returning to television on a regular basis next year on the new here!TV series "Ryan's Life," a light-hearted, semi autobiographical story of a teenager coming of age and coming out.

Rather than tell his friends or family, Ryan starts keeping a video journal to help figure things out and is aided by the "guardian angels" in his own eccentric and wise grandma,played by McClanahan. He then begins a hilarious, awkward, touching and ultimately inspiring journey toward accepting who he is, and having the courage to share it with the people he loves.

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