who was he married to?
Linda Lee Thomas
Cole Porter
 Linda Lee Thomas
what is frank sinatra has a cold? It is a profile of Frank Sinatra,  one of the most famous pieces of magazine journalism ever written. who was he? An American singer, actor and producer who was one of the most popular and influential musical artists of the 20th century. who wrote the article? Gay Talese which magazine did it appear in? April 1966 issue of "Esquire" where did the journalist do his/her graduation? UNANSWERABLE did he/she work in any newspapers? Yes,  at the New York Times has he/she worked in any other magazine? UNANSWERABLE where was the afore-mentioned singer born? Hoboken, New Jersey when did the mania over his talent start? In 1935, when his mother persuaded a local singing group, the 3 Flashes, to let him join. what type of voice did he have? He can vocalize to a B-flat on top in full voice, and he doesn't need a mic either, "fairly rangy voice has he acted in any movies? Yes, "Las Vegas Nights", "Reveille with Beverly", "Anchors Aweigh"   were some of his films. which company produced these movies? "Anchors Aweigh" by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer who was his leading lady in the first movie? UNANSWERABLE what was his character in the second movie? He made a guest appearance singing "Night and Day". when was this song first released? 1932 who wrote this song? Cole Porter what are some other popular songs written by this songwriter? Porter's other musicals include "Fifty Million Frenchmen", "DuBarry Was a Lady", "Anything Goes", he also composed scores for films and songs like "You'd Be So Easy to Love",  "In the Still of the Night";
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Cole Porter [SEP] Paris and marriage
Porter maintained a luxury apartment in Paris, where he entertained lavishly. His parties were extravagant and scandalous, with "much gay and bisexual activity, Italian nobility, cross-dressing, international musicians and a large surplus of recreational drugs". In 1918, he met Linda Lee Thomas, a rich, Louisville, Kentucky-born divorcée eight years his senior. She was beautiful and well-connected socially; the couple shared mutual interests, including a love of travel, and she became Porter's confidante and companion. The couple married the following year. She was in no doubt about Porter's homosexuality, but it was mutually advantageous for them to marry. For Linda, it offered continued social status and a partner who was the antithesis of her abusive first husband.