The Double Header (Historic Seattle Gay Bar/1934-2015/Logo with Vintage Print Effect) jobriath gay singer Rex’s work pushed boundaries and

Rex’s work pushed boundaries and celebrated queer sexuality at a time when it was still taboo to do so

Morrissey’s lyric still cuts through: empathy as rebellion

Known for its bold presence and loyal community

When she appeared in full men’s evening wear in Morocco (1930)

Mommie Dearest (1981) turned Joan Crawford’s legend into cinematic hysteria — all shoulder pads

The Double Header (Historic Seattle Gay Bar/1934-2015/Logo with Vintage Print Effect) jobriath gay singer Rex’s work pushed boundaries andThe Double Header, located at 407 2nd Avenue Extension South in Seattles Pioneer Square, holds a distinguished place in LGBTQ+ history. Established in 1934 by Joseph Bellotti Sr., it is recognized as one of the oldest continuously operating gay bars in the United States, serving the community until its closure in December 2015. Initially, the bar was not exclusively gay owned, but it became a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ patrons during a time when such