Excited for White Collar, but expect to continue to be annoyed at the wink-wink nod-nod to queerness (and I don't even mean gayness -- I mean queer in the literary sense).
Everyone knows Anderson Cooper is gay. Anderson Cooper doesn't talk about it because he says his personal life doesn't seem relevant. Increasingly, folks are getting pissed off about this. Personally, I'm torn. As a newsman, he's absolutely right. As a newsman, he could make SUCH A HUGE DIFFERENCE by being publicly out because he's a voice people trust. I feel bad for the guy though.
I FORGOT TO TELL YOU THE BEST THING: Forget Sharktopus the next terrible SyFy movie seems to be, based on a casting call I received: PIRANHACONDA!
Re: Anderson Cooper. I had no idea until you posted it here. So there's reasons to be visible and vocal if you are in a position to do so. Because we still live in a society that deeply (and in disturbing, fucked-up ways) still cares who the hell you sleep with, and until the number of people who care are vastly outnumbered by those who say "meh", we will make no traction in the direction of "meh" until people explicitly act to make it a "meh" issue.
Now, it may be that Mr. Cooper's own stance is to make it a "meh" issue by treating it as a non-issue. I disagree with that, but it's still a valid viewpoint.
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Date: 2011-01-18 05:50 pm (UTC)Now, it may be that Mr. Cooper's own stance is to make it a "meh" issue by treating it as a non-issue. I disagree with that, but it's still a valid viewpoint.