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Stanley wound up briefly working at the club and becoming Cole’s close friend. “Darcelle is a character - like in a play - and I work very hard at her.” “I’m an entertainer with a capital E,” Cole told Stanley. When speaking of Darcelle, Cole, a gay man, referred to his persona in the third person using female pronouns. Writer Susan Stanley described the club a place of “warmth and affection” where performers were “glittering in sequins and satin and a shimmering froth of feathers,” in what’s credited as the first profile of Darcelle XV, published in Willamette Week in 1975. “She touched the lives of so many, not only through her performances but also through her fearless community advocacy and charitable works,” said Todd Addams, the interim executive director of Basic Rights Oregon, speaking of Darcelle. “I’d be sitting on a couch retiring from … management. “If I hadn’t admitted who I was, I’d probably be dead now,” he told the paper.

Cole preferred female pronouns when performing, but told The Oregonian he preferred male pronouns off-stage. It provided a lifeline for many in the city’s LGBTQ community, including Cole, he told the newspaper in a 2010 interview.

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In the venue’s early days in the 1970s and 1980s, it was seen as taboo and protesters picketed outside, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported. The club, which had become a Portland cultural institution by the 1970s, was listed in 2020 on the National Register of Historic Places, making it the first site in Oregon to be nominated specifically for its significance in LGBTQ+ history. The nightclub that Darcelle opened more than 50 years ago in downtown Portland, Darcelle XV Showplace, posted a statement on Facebook expressing grief and asking for privacy and patience. Off stage, Cole, an Army veteran, championed LGBTQ+ rights and charitable work in Portland. As a performer, Darcelle was known for hosting the longest-running drag show on the U.S. He was 92.ĭarcelle, who died Thursday, was crowned the world’s oldest working drag performer in 2016 by the Guinness Book of World Records and was regaling audiences until the very end. (AP) - Walter Cole, better known as the iconic drag queen who performed for decades as Darcelle XV and a fearless advocate for Portland’s LGBTQ+ community, has died of natural causes in Portland, Oregon.

“There are not many options left to Emmanuel Macron,” Panot added, demanding that the pension bill be withdrawn or new legislative elections be called.PORTLAND, Ore. Speaking at the lower chamber of parliament Tuesday, Borne vowed to continue to work “in the coming months to seek the best responses to the concerns of the French” including through “compromises and work with lawmakers.”īut leftist lawmaker Mathilde Panot warned Borne that “you will yield.” The 45-year-old French president, who made the pension plan a centerpiece of his second term, will speak Wednesday on national television - the first time since he made the decision last week to use a government’s special constitutional power to force the bill through parliament.

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Macron has planned a series of political meetings on Tuesday with the prime minister, parliamentary leaders and lawmakers from his centrist alliance, one day after the government survived to two no-confidence motions. As is the custom every year, fans are expected to stand vigil for Lennon across the street from the Dakota building in Central Parks Strawberry Fields. The video has been widely shared on French social media.Įxtreme weather is nearly universal experience: AP-NORC poll Today (December 8th) marks the 42nd anniversary of John Lennons death.

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Nunez news broadcaster BFM TV that he ordered an internal investigation after an officer was filmed punching a man who was walking backwards, making him fall to the ground. Paris police prefect Laurent Nunez said the violence was caused by groups of up to 300 people quickly moving through the capital. In Paris, small groups took to the streets to set fire to piles of trash that have formed because of a strike by garbage collectors in the capital that is in its 16th day. Mostly small, scattered protests were held in cities around France, some degenerating into violence late Monday. Paris police said Tuesday that 234 people were arrested overnight in the capital mostly for setting fire to garbage in the streets. Macron’s move infuriated many in the country. PARIS (AP) - French garbage collectors, refinery workers and others were striking again on Tuesday against President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to force the divisive bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 through without a vote in parliament.

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