Anderson Cooper 369: Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt's youngest son is making the rounds hawking his new memoir, "Dispatches From the Edge," yet he somehow has managed to completely avoid the old sexuality question from any of his interviewers. (I, for one, do not believe in "outing" and feel he should come out when he's good and ready.) Lucky for you, Jossip doesn't play by those rules ... (Jossip)
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2 comments:
I actually like Anderson Cooper a lot as an reporter and I'm glad CNN has him on for two hours each night, but I am dismayed that he took an hour of free publicity (for his book) on Larry King Friday night and did not take viewers calls. If he did that to avoid calls about his sexual orientation, that's more than just being discreet, which itself is troubling. That's ducking questions, and as a man who interviews others for a living there's a word for that, and it's not mere irony.
I think Brad and Angie made a very smart move by buying those addresses. I don't think they're planning on actually doing much with them, but it certainly ensures that some porn magnate won't be doing something icky with them either.
And as for Cooper, I also thought it was odd that he didn't have any calls during his King hour. I agree with Lavi. I wish SOME public male figure (the lesbians seem to be a lot braver...Etheridge...lang...Nixon...Bono) would have the balls to come out.
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