Oy, really, Vanity Fair? Again?
Virginia wins the prize for the grossest, bestest poison pill ever.
Cynthia Nixon, speaking to The Advocate, clarifies her comments about choosing to be gay.
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To be honest, Cynthia Nixon clarifying her comments is a little better. Especially after all the backlash and insults she received from the LGBT community which really, she shouldn’t have gotten. And I was admittedly, disappointed in her comments from before, since I know how the gay community in general gets a lot of flack from bigots. So really with Nixon coming forward with her bisexuality and yet, “choosing” to be in a gay relationship because she happened to fall in love with a woman, makes more sense.
And good that Cynthia cleared that up.
Check out Alyssa Rosenberg’s take on the Vanity Fair cover:
http://thinkprogress.org/alyssa/2012/02/01/415881/why-i-cant-get-too-update-about-vanity-fairs-all-white-women-of-hollywood-cover/