Kirstie Alley Lens
I can not be the only who thinks Kirstie Alley is unfairly treated by the pap and Hollywood in general. I have created a lens (surprise, surprise) on Kirstie Alley. Stop by, read, take a poll, rate, and leave a warm fuzzie.
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