Neil Patrick Harris in Out Magazine admits,
“The idea of smoke and mirrors tends to suggest suppression and the idea that you don’t want people to know about who you really are, but…I think it was nice to have a bit of a smoke screen in a way.”
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The Advocate finds a reason to put Anderson Cooper on its cover and it’s to credit him with starting the silver fox phenomenon.
He’s called the “poster boy for silver foxes.” Cooper was 33 when he first came to national prominence as the host of the reality show The Mole in 2001and is now the 41year-old anchor for CNN.
WAIT! Are all these men on the cover GAY? LOL. I know they are not but the cover is misleading.
That aside, this issue of OUT features its TOP 50 Gay individuals. For those that did make the list, OUT looked at political clout, pop-culture resonance, individual wealth and current personal profile.
10: Peter Thiel - CEO and co-founder of PayPal
9: Mark Jacobs - No introduction needed
8: Joe Solmonese - HRC’s President
7: Jann Wenner - Founder of Wenner Media
6: Andrew Tobias - Democratic National Committee’s treasurer
5. Tim Gill - Founder of Quark and philanthropist
4. David Geffen - Entertainment mogul
3. Anderson Cooper - CNN’s megastar
2. Barney Frank - Most powerful gay elected official
After the jump, find out who is number 1:
