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GAY PUBLICATION 'OUTS' ANCHORS
Tuesday, October 25 2005
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The gay-oriented Houston Voice has "outed" CNN's Anderson Cooper and Fox News Channel's Shepard Smith, charging that they "choose to hide and deceive -- and to protect their incomes and images -- at the expense of contributing important weight and star power to the gay civil rights movement." Managing Editor Kevin Naff claims in an editorial appearing in the current edition of the Voice that Smith once tried to pick him up in a gay piano bar in New York City and that Cooper dodged a question about his sexual orientation in a recent New York magazine interview by saying, ""The whole thing about being a reporter is that you're supposed to be an observer and to be able to adapt with any group you're in ... and I don't want to do anything that threatens that." Commented Naff: "Does he believe that female and African-American reporters lack credibility to cover stories since their minority status is showing?"
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CBS TO REPURPOSE NEWS FOOTAGE ON GAY CHANNEL
Friday, August 12 2005
Under
the
heading
"Queer
Eye
for
the
Straight
News,"
Broadcasting
&
Cable
reported
Thursday
that
former
CNN
correspondent
Jason
Bellini
has
been
selected
to
anchor
CBS
News
on
Logo,
Viacom's
recently
launched
gay
cable
network.
The
3-5-minute
reports
are
due
to
air
at
various
times
across
Logo's
schedule,
using
CBS
News
footage,
beginning
Monday,
August
15.
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GAY ACTIVISTS SAY OLIVER STONE SOLD OUT
Monday, July 25 2005
Gay
activists
are
up
in
arms
over
reports
that
director
Oliver
Stone
has
removed
scenes
in
the
DVD
version
of
Alexander
in
which
the
title
character
appears
to
have
a
homosexual
relationship.
"You
cannot
associate
homosexuality
with
the
military
in
this
country,"
Stone
told
today's
(Monday)
New
York
Post.
"Audiences
want
their
war
films
straight.
From
the
day
we
opened,
we
did
not
do
business
in
the
South."
But
Damon
Rome
of
GLAAD,
the
Gay
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