Actor James Franco appears on this month's cover of Out to help hype his new gay flick, Milk. (He also did a cover for Interview magazine.)
The movie's story: Harvey Milk was California's first openly gay elected official and was later assassinated, along with San Francisco Mayor George Moscone. Franco's starring opposite Sean Penn, who has not been doing press for the movie, which is a bit queer.
So, Franco's getting all this attention and people are loving him. Or hating him. It depends on who you ask.
Our tux still had blood on it Friday evening, so we were unable to attend the gayest gala of the year: The Out 100. But our outed brother Queerty dove headfirst into the glittery hubbub, emerging with a gay joke from Mary-Louise Parker, interesting banter from Tim Gunn and a reportedly "25-pound gift bag." (Size queen!)
Upon being dubbed by the "brohams" at Maxim the least sexy lady in the whole wide world, many women might already be attempting to steady their trembly hands while signing the release papers for their lipoplastytoxmentation. But Sarah Jessica Parker powers on, just like Carrie did that time she ate shit on the runway in those teeny shorts.
She says, "What they don't know is that one day I'll wake up fat. But I'll still be happy, just like I am now.
"I believe in the old 'sticks and stones' philosophy, so frankly their words don't come close to hurting. And it does not bother me in the least if people don't think I'm sexy.
Asked for a response to Parker's response, Maxim was too busy giving Out a wedgie.
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