I remain irritated by "Don't Say Gay," so I'll use the anger for something constructive, and I'll spotlight the history of gays at the Academy Awards. Here are the LGBT performer-winners I can think of: Angelina Jolie, John Gielgud, Marlon Brando, Jodie Foster, Joel Grey, Ariana DeBose. Way back in the seventies, we might have had another winner: Leonard Frey. Frey had been nominated for "Fiddler on the Roof"; he did "Miracle of Miracles," a perfect song. (The writers--Bock and Harnick--are titans of the theater, idols of Stephen Sondheim. In a musical, you have an "I WANT" song, and you have an "I AM" song, and "Miracle of Miracles" is the latter. It's a simple declaration of happiness. Being a devout person, the singer uses biblical language to describe his joy; we hear of "manna in the wilderness," "the Promised Land," Daniel in the lion's den, David and Goliath, the waters of the ...