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CHERRY JONES
The Tony Award–winner spends more time in Hollywood than New York these days, having graduated to the least reliable role of U.S. president on TV's 24.
The Tony Award–winner spends more time in Hollywood than New York these days, having graduated to the least reliable role of U.S. president on TV's 24.GREG LOUGANIS 
The gold medal-winning diver came out of the closet in 1994, participating in the Gay Games, and went public with his HIV status in his 1995 autobiography, Breaking the Surface, which was also made into a TV movie (starring Mario Lopez).
The gold medal-winning diver came out of the closet in 1994, participating in the Gay Games, and went public with his HIV status in his 1995 autobiography, Breaking the Surface, which was also made into a TV movie (starring Mario Lopez). 