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Frank Sinatra Has a Cold
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The Crack-Up
by F. Scott Fitzgerald + Follow
Esquire | February 1936
Before Britney had a breakdown, one of America's most famous authors dealt with the pressures of fame in a most public forum, penning this classic, three-part self-analysis in the pages of Esquire back in 1936.
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Bill Zehme + Follow
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