Miss Jay is the only real thing on that smoking hot mess known as ANTM. Thanks for the clip, it's nice to see that he's just as cool off-duty. Now if he could only do something with Ty-Ty. #jalexander
I remember him saying he was married to a woman and was not either gay or straight, but refusing to use the term bisexual. I cant remember where this was and I am too lazy to research it but he was not joking or should get an oscar. Dwight from Housewives also said he a woman. My gays are this black and bold but not this confusing. I just cannot picture them with women unless they are part of a glam squad #jalexander
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@The Count of Monte Fisto: Style is as much about knowing when not to wear poofy shoulder sleeves as when to wear them. I think Miss J would make the best person to sit next to on an airplane ever. I bet I'd be disappointed that the flight didn't last longer, however long it might have been. #jalexander
@The Count of Monte Fisto: "In the unlikely event of a water landing, the giant happy queer next to you can be used as a flotation device. Thanks agian for flying with us!" #jalexander
After seeing that clip, I think it's his mom who's the hero. She did the best thing she could have done, which was treat him exactly how she would have had he been straight, while still acknowledging his differences and preparing him for the world.
Can I just ask how almost everyone commenting here has seen the movie? It doesn't open until Friday, right? Are you all insiders? (personally the idea of seeing a movie that glorifies such horrible people doing such trivial things doesn't appeal to me)
@Edward Lionheart: Oh no, you have to go see the movie. It's fascinating on many levels, as an inside look at the fashion industry, a look at power struggles in the workplace, Bee Shaffer! It's really quite good.
Saw this at the Paley Center last week with Grace & Andre Leon Talley. She is fantastic & totally stole the movie; everyone was talking about it after the screening. Fern Mallis was there & asked a non-question about whether or not RJ realized he was dealing with the star (who is a fantastic, wonderful, smart, funny, etc etc lady). It was an interesting moment to be a fashion 'outsider' and see that.
Also, there were old Vogue employees in the audience, too. Something of note: apparently everyone that works at Vogue is British.
But American Vogue is a total snore, a boring, predictable magazine (with the exception of the musings of Mr. Talley) that I gave up reading a while ago, and not because of any intellectual pretense: you'll never meet a bigger clotheshorse/shoe whore/magpie/devotee of glamour if you live to be a hundred, but it is just too disappointing to bother with, even at $12 a year for a subscription.
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Also, there were old Vogue employees in the audience, too. Something of note: apparently everyone that works at Vogue is British.
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But American Vogue is a total snore, a boring, predictable magazine (with the exception of the musings of Mr. Talley) that I gave up reading a while ago, and not because of any intellectual pretense: you'll never meet a bigger clotheshorse/shoe whore/magpie/devotee of glamour if you live to be a hundred, but it is just too disappointing to bother with, even at $12 a year for a subscription.