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@Kiranjit Kaur RentagobRana do you enjoy putting people down because you feel sad about yourself, no one has time for your homophobic comments and views, so do us all a favour and shut up. At the end of the day people have the right to love who they want and to live their truths, homophobia doesn't deserve to exist in our society
Here's one: The interview with Felicia Geiter sp? AND JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP ON CNN? WHEN SHE KEPT HAMMERING JOHN ON HIS SONG ' HURTS SO GOOD.' JOHN TOOK OFF HIS MIC AND WALKED WALKED OFF THE SET. BRILLIANT.
I really suspect that the only reason Caitlyn came into being is because a desperate old man wanted so badly to be relevant again. You picking up what I'm laying down here?
Saying that you’re not bisexual if you’re in a “straight” presenting relationship is like saying that single people are all automatically asexual. Nonsense. It’s based on attraction, not relationship status.
People don't get it. There are so many people with such a cage around their brains. They can't think further than to end of their fingertips it seems. So sad. Thankfully many of them just leave it be and stay neutral. But those are still not helping and still not enough. Sounds impossible, but... too many are anti instead of neutral....and the neutral would be such a help if they became ally.
The trouble is that the LGBT community wear their sexuality like a bill board. Emblazoning it all over themselves and shoving it in everyone's faces ALL the time. Straight people do not define themselves by their sexuality. It's a private thing. Why can't the alphabet community keep theirs private too. We are so weary of it.
@@kiranjitKaur61 1) Who the hell actually talks like that outside of the damn Bible? 2) You CHOSE to be offended. That is a CHOICE you made. You could just as easily have chosen to accept, or to simply move on and live your own life and let others live theirs. But no. You CHOSE to be a homophobic asshole. And a pretentious one, too, with your "indeed" and your "thyself." How about this? GET THEE HENCE.
Back in the 1920s a young Joan Crawford became best friends with a gay actor called William Haines. He refused to keep his sexuality secret and so the studios ruined his career. Crawford, by this point a star on the rise, stood by him and helped him become a very successful and sought after interior designer. Joan called William and his partner the happiest couple in Hollywood.
Tom Hardy going, "Are you asking me about *my* sexuality? Why?" is an amazing response. He's polite, while not playing any games and effectively avoiding the question.
I spare a little sympathy for the person asking the question, though. It appears that there was a potentially-well-meaning question there to begin with, but Hardy's bemusement (and the fact that he called it "inelegant") and then shutting down the revised version may not detract entirely from what was being attempted.
like seriously do all bi people have to be in a throuple or something, I'm single does that mean I'm asexual? it's such a dumb take on sexuality BUT look the dude is old as dirt so I guess the fact he isn't screaming about the devil is a net positive XD
As a man of Elohim, I find it ludicrous that this question even posed a threat. I also find that people are only threatened when they feel insecure or feel guilty about something. Truth. Shalom, L'hllel, Amen.
Same, though I'm a woman, not a man. Those guys seemed like real sexist jerks. I don't know if I could have tolerated them. She was very impressive. And unicorns are boss. I wish more people liked them. It's so stupid to make something mythological gendered. I've always liked dragons, Spider-man, the X-men, super heroes. Never made me a boy. A lot of people get stupid about supposedly girly things though. I can't wait for the rest of the culture to catch up.
I just find their comments were so stupid, like something a child would say that it makes you laugh more than get angry. At least that is what happend to me when I heard them. And I feel she was holding back laughter a little bit too.
Honestly, men bashing other men for liking "girly" things is silly, as much as it is silly to bash women for liking "manly" things. Hobbies and interests shouldn't be gendered, and who does it reeks of insecurity.
Love Melissa Etheridge's quote: "The rights of the minority should NEVER be voted on by the majority." Such truth. That's how prejudice and discrimination is made into systemic oppression. And becomes a cycle.
@@0LadyV0Yeah, she said that. I believe her and it makes me wonder how American came to be to extreme in anything that's not a majority. Like...if the founders of this country had it all straight, and wanted to end slavery etc....what when wrong? I am not American. And I am not proud of my own country, not even a little. But this country is sooo young! You would think it would be the most innovative and modern country of all. Free of labels and judgement to what is natural
It's idiotic... So you are for make different rights and laws for people because... What, their skin color ? Sexual orientation ? Perceived genre ? Don't you see THIS IS racism and will make things even worst ? Same rules for everyone, but with respect and understanding for everyone. Going "they and us" is already take a bad and slimy path. We are all freaking HUMANS.
@@lisastenzel5713 Sounds like you need a quick history lesson. Basically, in 1787 when Our Constitution was written, we were just trying to get established as a country apart from England. Not everything was settled that year. 80 years later we finally went to war to abolish slavery and become the united states that we are today. (simple explanation)
I really love when they try to convince me that if I've been monogamous married to someone for 25 years, it's because my bisexuality was "a phase"... I still find people of both sexes attractive
I have always respected him and now even more. I think with him it's just one of those things where an actor actually isn't doing anything to cause attention and the media has nothing better to do so they just like to talk crap or make up things. But like he said why defend yourself against something that isn't offensive.
Knowing next to nothing about his personal life, I immediately think of his friendship with Sara Gilbert from Roseanne, and how in his youth he probably witnessed people giving her a hard time about her sexuality. Maybe that experience played a big role in informing how he responds to such questions and intrusions.
I really don’t understand how people STILL don’t get that your sexuality doesn’t just change from bisexual to straight or gay depending on who you’re with. You’re always bisexual.
They are confusing your overall sexuality with your specific sexual actions. I don't understand why they aren't able to grasp it either. Black and white thinking probably, which is a problem with many people's thinking.
To be fair a lot of gay /lesbian / queer people have used straight relationships to cover their identity, come out then are in only same sex partnerships afterwards. I can see how bi erasure and confusion can happen. But if someone is clearly saying "I'm bi" then just be "ok, cool" then move on. It's not that big a deal what someone's preferences are.
@@kittikats Considering that the question came from Larry King, who had been married and divorced close to a dozen times, he could have been asked if he's in a committed relationship. It's all relative.
that's different@@RS54321 and you know it so don't be an smat ass. Because they *want* you to know; they're letting you in. But people assuming someone's sexuality based on their mannerisms and looks; and than DEMANDING to know to ease thier curiosity *NOT* okay.
I've always liked Johnny Galecki, but that response.. "why defend yourself against something that's not offensive?" --amazing. I'm a fan all over again.
Plenty of reasons, those non-offensive being nutjobs for instance. Of all sorts. i would have said it's nuts to have a bunker, It still is, more and more reasonable, that is.. not anywhere near us for big events, but tornadoes and such..they're coming soon.
Here's another with a Barbara Walters' interview, many years ago, with Richard Gere. She asked him if it bothered him that people supposed he was gay after he was in the play: BENT. His answer was simply, "no." As Barbara looked at him expecting him to say more, he looked at her and said: "Barbara, there's nothing wrong with being gay."
I usually had great respect for Barbara, but I can never forgive her for the way she went after Ricky Martin in that infamous interview in 2000. Being gay still wasn't socially acceptable and she knew that. She wanted to out him. Or rather she wanted him to out himself in her interview. Keeping in mind this was only 6 to 7 years after DADT was implemented if that gives you any indication of where we were. He made it clear he didn't want to talk about his sexuality but she pressed it. I understand that was her job as an interviewer but in private matters like that it was none of hers or the public's business.
@@nomizakBetween these examples and her sticking up for the Weinsteins of the world in that Corey Feldman interview on The View, I can proudly say I have ZERO respect for Barbara Walters at this point.
That was very tender! I'm glad Barbara Walters apologized later, but she has been pretty ruthless and some of her interviews. I recently saw the one she did with Dolly Parton, and it just made me so sad and angry.
@@joebloe4734 Generally speaking, yes, it is used more towards trans people as it's to do with an egg slowly cracking until they come out of their shell. All most people may know they're trans based on how they may act and what they're into. But people also don't pry and try to force that out of them.
Johnny Galecki dated Sara Gilbert and towards the end, She confided in him and stoodby her side and kept it a secret until she was ready. That is very admirable!
I respect Whoopi for apologizing to Johnny Galecki for asking that question. She literally said she should've read the question first. Not many interviewers would say that.
@mangos2888 right? No hesitation, no one had to make a big deal to make her feel like she needed to pretend she took it seriously. She realized it on her own and addressed it immediately.
@ReivecS Maybe she usually does and ran late that day? There are any number of reasons why. She could've blamed everyone under the sun but she didn't. She took it on the chin and apologized on the spot for her mistake.
@@nomizak na man. The view is pretty notorious for being a political show where no one preps their own thoughts. This is far from isolated, thus my comment.
I'm a bisexual man myself, and what pisses me off is people asking me am I more into men or women, or saying there's no such thing. In fact, I was telling a former friend about a guy I was into at the time, and she had the nerve to say, "You're totally gay." I mean, I like to joke with my friends when they say I'm the "gayest straight guy, and the straightest gay guy." At the end of the day, I am me, I love and accept myself for who I am, so why does it matter to you how I swing?
It always amazes me that some people don't seem to understand the idea of falling in love with a person. Like, would you ask a straight person why they choose the person they are currently with as opposed to their best friend? Wouldn't they just assume it's the person they love the most (ands that loved them back) that they choose as a partner?
Yes because some people love ancient boxes, you should fit in one out of two boxes prescribed by religion, norms or whatever so they cannot imagine person not fitting in one box... there are not enough education out there to explain this outdated thinking belongs to ancient times when people live in a caves and marvel at sight of fire...
Trust me not all of us heterosexual people are like that, but yes, we do have our good share of idiots. I would apologize on their behalf but I don't think they deserve it.
I just remembered once being in the mall with my daughter and we over heard someone saying, they should just pick a side because there was no such thing and I very loudly said to my daughter. "I think they're just jealous because they have more options than we do." Of course, the we part was for me because my daughter is A sexual.
Years ago I made a post with a picture of Poison Ivy kissing Harley Quinn and made a comment saying I'm Ivy looking for her Harley. A guy told me I was just "confused." So I made a second post coming out officially as bisexual and made sure to include that I definitely was not confused about how I feel or who I'm attracted to, just confused as to why it took me so long to open up about it.
@@silvermainecoons3269 well I’m pretty sure the word bruh is sometimes used as a neutral term. It could mean anything. Also, I don’t like Ivy or Harley, I find them annoying. That last thing is just an comic book character opinion though, so don’t take that into consideration.
I had a crush on a former coworker and really wanted to find out about his sexuality. I felt we had such a great rapport, but I didn't know how to feel not knowing if he's interested or not. Still, I never asked. Eventually, he left our company. We went out for coffee and he told me that he's gay, and he'd rather not everyone knows since he's still closeted. We remain good friends today. I am learning so much about the LGBTQ community because of him. It's a valuable relationship in my life.
@@7thlittleleopard7True. That movie was a cultural force, and it had a positive effect on gay representation and visibility, so even the haters were forced to contend with it in one way or another.
When I was a teenager and I found out I was gay, I didn't care much about lgbt rights, but I became a law student and now I'm a full-time lawyer, I do care much about these rights, we must be heard and respected!
I will respect you as a person and I couldn't care less about your sexuality. Stop forcing it into my face. Btw, my relationship status isn't your business either. If you have great personality traits, I'll respect you and might even befriend you. Otherwise not, and it'll have nothing to do with your sexuality.
@@verabolton no one is forcing you to do something, what does it have to do with anything? what are you talking about? The world doesn’t turn around you!
@@Emmanueldm What are you even responding to? I said I'm not interested in anyone's sexuality, don't force me to hear about it. I don't need to "do" anything other than suffering through a whole month when sexuality is shovelled into my face constantly. Moreover, some people seem to have no other identity than their sex life. I'm sick of hearing about it. When I meet you, or anyone else, I don't care about what you do in your bedroom. Not even a bit. The world doesn't revolve around your sex life. You're so, so much more than your sexuality. At least, I hope you are.
@@verabolton We're very aware that we're more than sexuality. But because of that part of us, we're discriminated against, which is why we have a whole month dedicated to that part of our identities.
I like what Ricky Martin said about the egg. An egg forcibly cracked open produces nothing but death, but an egg that opens on its own accord creates a beautiful life (I’m paraphrasing). I think it’s a great analogy for many aspects of a persons life. Forcing someone to reveal their true self can be devastating, whatever that truth may be.
As an openly gay man, why the hell does someone else’s sexuality or what they choose to do with another CONSENTING adult matter so damn much to straight people? I can’t wrap my head around that. There would be less problems in the world if people chose kindness and love instead of hate and/or bigotry. This video made me happy. The responses from these celebrities that I credit for giving me the strength to be who i am, makes me feel so warm inside. I understand if the questions are coming from a point of curiosity and actually TRYING to understand, but when those questions are coming from a hateful place, thats where i get confused.
With a lot of these inteviews, I honestly believe they were coming from a place of "shock value" or "gotcha" journalism. These interviews are the predecessors of "click-bait" and the garbage we see on the news now days. Shit is straight up disgusting, but I'm glad there are some celebrities out there willing to shut them down. We'll see if it continues...
I'm a straight man and I was thinking the same as you. Just try to have kindness and love towards your fellow people and let them love eachother. It's really not that hard. I was also very happy after seing this video. Stay golden. ✌️🌈
The attitude you describe has been part of our "human nature" for most of our existence on our world, and then add the misguided teaching of a certain Church, and we get questions like these posed and shot down by the celebrities. Granted, if the Church hadn't been the way it was, we probably wouldn't have the issues we're having today. They, in the early days (who incidentally had some of the most perverted and despicable characters in leadership roles) were the ones who began demonizing LGBTQIA+ people and actually forced other cultures to follow their lead on this and other issues. In the years since, it's just snowballed and there was even a time that even some Hetero people were questioned on their private practices.
'Practicing bisexual' 😂🤣 Leslie saying you like both salads and hamburgers. Just because I happen to be having a salad does not mean that I have stopped liking hamburgers.......
or that you need to eat them at the same time Like SHE IS ALREADY IN A RELATIONSHIP THAT SHE CHOSEN TO BE IN, why would se need to look elsewhere? That would be called CHEATING His whole question makes NO SENSE
his psychiatrist and gp literally killed him, one or both of them should be in jail, no joke. my own father almost died not realising his neuropathologist and gp, who had each others scripts, had overprescribed him opiods for his migraines. he didn't even know what an opiod was.
I have massive respect for people who stood up for our community in the 70s, 80s 90s. People like Madonna, David Bowie, and especially Judy Garland because at least, nowadays you have an army of celebrities and fans coming to your defense and standing up together with you but back in the days they were alone. They had balls of steel. Huge props to people like Madonna for contributing to gay acceptance in hollywood. What she did at her time was truly revolutionary.
I find Bowie incredibly inspiring. It was difficult enough for gay women to come out back then but at least the feminist movement had provided a little bit of sheler. For a man to come out back then, especially a male celebrity was an incredibly brave thing to do. The fact that he did so with zero fear and such style was amazing. Although not directly part of it, he was such an important figure in the early Gay Liberation movement and remained a staunch ally all his life. The cover of his Man Who Sold the World album, showing Bowie with long hair and a dress, reclining on a chaise long, was only a couple of years after the decriminalisation of homosexuality. Hunky Dory's album cover was even more androgynous and included songs like Queen Bitch and Oh You Pretty Things. Then of course there was Ziggy Stardust. It's easy nowadays to forget just how controversial, outrageous and scandalous this was at that time. Homosexuality wasn't something that a minority were anti. It was deeply engrained in the whole of society and the bigotry and hatred was on another level. The notion of equal rights was a distant fantasy... and yet there was David, happily not giving a fuck, very publicly! :)
Although it doesn’t quite fit the list, Robin Williams protecting Nathan Lane from being outed on Oprah’s show always stands out to me. What a class act and model of friendship.
It brings us to these times... 7:57 Everybody is a celebrity now... It doesn't matter what you do, how much you get paid... Why feel the need to protect how you identify yourself. I'm so silly, I let the Guys know.. I'm a lesbian. And guess what else, I refuse to compete with you. And you don't have to understand that.
@@aimeejo3405 Wtf is wrong with you? They’ve been traumatised. And you say that they should “get over themself”??? Shame on you. You’re a disgrace to humanity.
@@aimeejo3405 diagnosed ptsd related to outing and subsequent sexual, verbal, and physical bullying and feeling unsafe in my environment for a prolonged period of time.
I'm a 63 year old white straight female, I live on a planet with over 7 billion other people. For me to think everyone should behave the same as I do is ludacris! We should just live our lives and let others do the same.
@crashh-course it's such a boring way of living your life too. Can you imagine never meeting all the cool people you've met that were just so drastically different from you; the one's that showed you the true range of what humans can be? Maybe it's just me, but I tend to learn more from people that are different from me than I do from people that are more similar. If I had never met any of those people.. I feel like I'd almost certainly be a shittier, more boring person lol. There's a lot of thoughts I'd never have had, perspectives I'd never have heard, and feelings I'd never have felt. "we're too many people to all be the same" lol I really like the way you said that
The interview I'll always remember is when Jim Carrey and Ewan MacGregor made "I Love You, Philip Morris". The interviewer asked Jim "What's it like to kiss Ewan MacGregor?" And without missing a beat, Jim said "What do you mean? Look at him!!"
Bruh 😂😂 I had no idea that movie existed and completely misread your comment and wondered "Why is Jim Carrey kissing Obi Wan?" I mean I'd kiss him too. He's hot 😂😂
"if you have an egg and you open it up from the outside, only death comes out. But if you let it have its time, life comes out." That went so fucking hard
I am a heterosexual male from the midwest. Not married only because neither me or my bisexual partner believe in marriage anymore. My respect and admiration and well wishes to all in the LGBTQ community!!! Love is the only solution!!!
heterosexuality is a 19th century invention that was used to explain how straight people are different from what we all just call queerness today. the word queer has a longer usage in the english language than the word normal, which comes from maths. straight was originally appropriated from the trans community as a word that was originally used derisively, in-community, towards people who went back in the closet to get family support.
About a million years ago, Maury Povich had a trans woman on his show and remarked that she was, in so many words, one of the "better" looking ones he'd seen. She told him that the statement was "unkind," pointing out that there is a variety of looks among all people, and saying that about her denigrated others.
She was quite right. Imagine saying that about women in general! "Well, you're definitely one of the better looking women I've had on as a guest." Jesus, was that meant to be an awkward attempt at flirting?
But was he wrong? Looking at the mess on TikTok I'd say no he wasn't. How you walking around with a beard and deep voice and bulge talking about you're a woman? That's a mess right there and there are too many of those types.
Every time Chris Evans is outspoken and stands on the right side so openly, I am reminded of just how brilliant Marvel's casting of him as Captain American in 2010 (I think that's when he was cast and started shooting "The First Avenger") truly was. If Steve Rogers could pick one person to play Steve Rogers, I feel like Evans would have been one of his top picks.
His brother is gay so he has a personal connection to the issue. That shouldn't be the only factor, but he probably has been asked a similar question for years.
@@AnthonyJMurph I have a feeling the answer would have been similar regardless of what his brother's sexuality was. I think it's apparent that his brother colors his stance, just like having gay and transgender friends colors my stance and how much I will sound off at bigoted family members at functions (family may be blood, but I've chosen my friends...and I've come to realize in my middle age that the family you choose should be more important to you than most of your blood relations). But I have been outspoken that I don't think anyone's sexuality or gender should give anyone else one iota of issue since I was a teenager. If you really believe in "live and let live" then that means you at least tolerate things you find distasteful, regardless of whatever some charlatan tells you as he tries to rip 10% of your gross income away from you a week every Sunday. Sadly most "Christians" apparently don't understand that, or need to actually read their New Testament every so often.
@@AnthonyJMurph oh, I agree. I'm just saying most of us at the age of 9 (that weren't submerged in the toxic bath of Southern Baptist bible school until our ability to think freely was drowned) understood that hating someone for what was silly nonsense. [By saying "what", I in no way intend to demean anyone, but using what as a way of comparing immutable traits of a person, like sexuality, gender, race, ethnicity, etc.] Who you are (how you think, how you act) matters far more, and that is something you can change and that will change as you have new experiences, meet new people and see new things. Who you are should change and broaden as you grow older. Why so many people cloister themselves and hate or fear those who are different simply because they don't look the same, have the same language, or "deviate" from the "natural order", is a question that I doubt I will ever be given a satisfactory answer for. Because it's unsatisfactory to hate or fear because you don't understand something. In that case, you should endeavor to understand, and at least tolerate it if understanding still eludes you.
“Why the hell am I going to waste my time and give a press release on whether or not I have a penis? My fans don’t care and neither do I” WE MUST PROTECT GAGA AT ALL COSTS
meanwhile she's shown in the introduction exactly when they say "lgbtq+ celebrities and their ALLIES" Gaga is bisexual, she is part of lgbtq+ but continues to be mentioned as an lgbtq+ ally
@@AmeliaC-e8o I've always heard that in his voice! I'm surprised there hasn't been more murmurs about that over the past 25 years since folks love to speculate.
I feel for Anna Paquin. Being bi myself, I see this kind of confusion quite a lot. It's unfortunate people still have misunderstanding as to what bisexuality is.
Yep. I haven’t come out to anyone except my best friend as bisexual because I’ve been primarily in straight relationships. My family wouldn’t be able to understand the nuances of being bisexual.
I'm outed to my friends and family and they took it well, but I struggled with the LGBTQ+ community a lot. I've never been with a girl and have a boyfriend. I'm often labled as " a hetero who wants attantion". It's so annoying.
@@yoongiswndrlnd Same. The issue that I experienced though is that some queer women see it as a bad sign if you're not outed (to your family). I understand that to some degree but I also know my family well enough to be sure that they wouldn't treat me badly if I suddenly had a girlfriend. I think how they think about her would really depend on her as a person.
i remember when brokeback first came out, infamous, boys making fun of it, was 12/13 at the time and being gay was still very hush hush. so when i did watch it, alone, i felt like i was watching something illegal. it was life changing. i cried and sobbed, it hit me like titanic. just beautiful. but almost impossible to explain to some
@@redelfshotthefood8213 It is a product of it's time. You have to understand how much progress has happened with our community. During 2005 (when the movie was released), being gay was considered an insult, a freak, and a taboo. So when Jake and Heath, two world-star actors, portrayed such a bittersweet film, it was groundbreaking.
@@colt9836 The movie ending was not a "product of it's time" in any way, that statement is diminishing, as if the director would make a different film today because we live in a different time. The film could be made today, or a hundred years from now and be identical because it was a period piece, and further was based upon a short story originally published in 1993. The story is set in 1963 which was a much, much more dangerous period for gay men to exist. Source: I've lived all of those years. The movie was still groundbreaking, but such a film would never have seen widespread release or support from any studio whatsoever if it was even attempted to be made in 1963. The fact that it was released to overwhelming critical acclaim is the only relevance that 2005 has to the film.
It's so sad that watching it felt illegal to you. Good that you dared to nevertheless and it could help or comfort you in any way. I hope you are feeling more free now.
Bisexual/pansexual people remember that you do not owe the world or society a homosexual relationship. Your sexuality is completely valid regardless of who you are with.
I swear that interviewer thought she was like 9 years old. It was quite creepy really. "Do you like boys? teehee :3" "Uhhh...I'm busy doing my job." "Yeah but do you find boys cute???? ;o" If that was a guy interviewing her with those questions, it would have been fuckin gross.
Prying into young stars lives makes great copy. Whole magazines were sold at the time full of gossip about all the young stars, male and female. Teen Beat comes to mind. But there were at least two others. And The National Enquirer.
Honestly, I am deeply disturbed by the open prying in to a minor’s private life, luckily she was able to handle it so well but it’s truly tragic this kind of thing can and has happened
banning a movie simply for having a kiss in it... it's just a kiss. it's warming. it's nice. it's sensitive. it's loving. it's romantic. everything nice and good about loving someone and they ban it because of that. how much hate do you have to have in you to ban a movie because of a kiss?
All they think is: gay bad, not a sprinkle of gay in my movie. Pretty common in countries with very traditional values and dictatorships, don’t want even a chance of a gay thought in the people or to against whatever religious practice they follow
The Anna Paquin one always reminds me of when one of my work teams found out I was pan. A coworker blurted out, "But you're married!" "Yes?" "TO A MAN." "Yes? I still find women hot, I'm just monogamous." The surprised Pikachu face was priceless.
Not really a comment on homophobic interviewers, but Dan Levy's comment "I have no patience for homophobia" in response to how he wrote Patrick and David's story in Schitt's Creek always stands out to me
yeah I feel like Dan Levy deserved an honourable mention. Probably the only reason he hasn't faced down homophobic questions is no interviewer has been foolish enough to piss him off like that 😆
wow Anna Paquin handled Larry so well. the way hes sitting with his arm crossed in front of him closed off. shes still open and mindful even he tells her to stop when she genuinely makes a point. clap clap
She’s saying to him completely new things. He might not be able to process them. And... being old... might forget recent information, overnight. I worked with engineers as old as 81. They were great on the technical material. But had recurring troubles with tech. And. Our President at one point only trusted his Executive Assistant. If she backed us up, he’d go along with what we said. Larry is old. He might’ve like my old, now deceased, ex-President.
Jodie's little eyebrow lift and smirk at the "ideal boyfriend" smirk is such perfect emoting. She could not convey the thought "you really dont want/couldnt handle these words spoken" more perfectly without words.
I think it's incredibly pedo for an adult over a certain age (I'll give exception to young 20's, as they're still so young themselves) to ask a child about their dating life. Grossidy gross gross.
As a bisexual, I get annoyed when people say “oh you’re gay now” or “oh you’re straight now” because of who a bisexual is dating. It’s like this. A werewolf isn’t a wolf when in wolf form and a human when they aren’t transformed, they are always werewolves, no matter what form they are in. Bisexuality is kind of like that, just it’s way cooler that being a wolf.
How Barbara Walters maintained stardom is beyond me. Most of her interviews I have seen have been of bullying tactics. She needed to be called out and stop being hailed as this great journalist. Her interview with Corey Feldman sealed any respect I ever had for her.
She was an amazing journalist who was able to help crack open hypocrisy and ill intent and lay it bare for the public to see. Unfortunately, as she spent increasingly more of her time on “puff piece” celebrity & “human interest” pieces, for which her instincts and her learned skills were very ill-suited and, often, counterproductive. The skills you need to get Tom Cruise to relax on camera and express his true emotions and thoughts are very much not the skills you would use to get the executive of a cigarette company to admit that their product is harmful when used as intended. I’m sure it provided her with a very good income, but her transition from journalism into the personality interviewer role has significantly damaged her legacy, in my opinion.
Journalists ferret out the truth. Usually out of people that don’t want to share it... about controversial, and this, interesting subjects. I was once interviewed by a radio reporter and he was trying to get me to say outlandish things. I’m not a nutbar, so I said, “of course not!”. I didn’t make it onto the radio for that segment.
She was a pioneer in her field. Very ambitious, and sometimes her need to be hard-edged caused her to overstep. I remember watching an interview she did with Doris Day, where she asked Day to respond to a listing of her costars with a word about how she felt about them. She got to Ronald Reagan, and Day said "a nice man." Well, Walters was incredulous: "C'mon!" She wanted to have some sensational headline grabbing quote about her costars. I don't really blame Walters for feeling like she had to go that route, because journalism can be a very competitive business, but she could go a little overboard. I respect her, though, for what she accomplished as a woman in a tough business.
I recall when she and Gene Shallit were interviewing Burt Reynolds, and she asked a question on her clipboard that Gene wasn’t comfortable asking. “Burt, everyone knows that you have been in a relationship with Dinah Shore for quite some time now; you must love her very much. Why don’t you marry her?” His response: “Well that’s a stupid question. Why don’t you get a get a divorce?”. I swear she bit her lip, and said, “Well that’s fair, why don’t we move on?” ( My mother couldn’t stop laughing …..)
It’s too bad this list doesn’t include people like Elizabeth Taylor, who was a major advocate and ally long before it became fashionable. She’s right up there with Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and so many other icons that were allies in favor of respecting diversity and people’s dignity above all else.
I'm sorry but "fashionable," seriously. I was with you until you mentioned fashionable as if it's something they wear and next season being allies will go out of style. I know you meant no harm but you need to do what Whoopi Goldberg said and that's read through things first.
@@ch1ckmom217 I apologize if my choice of words was not the best. English is not my native tongue. What word would you suggest I use instead? I’m just trying to highlight the people that were “pioneers” in the defense of diversity and equal rights for all.
@@TheCatWitch63 My most sincere apologies as well. To us fashionable means something that is in style at the moment but will go away in the following season or year. Again my most sincere apologies.
I love how Whoopi was just as thrown off and confused about the question on the card and then apologized for having had to ask such a stupid question in the first place!
Especially considering she kind of is in the same camp as Galecki. They both are very ambiguous about their sexuality. I mean I think they probably both have gone on record to say they're straight. But they both seem kind of bi or gay
@@zzzcocopepe Why on earth should they go on the record and clarify their sexuality because of stupid, nosy people? 😂 No they shouldn't. Don't be ridiculous.
@@faithpearlgenied-a5517 it's not because of stupid nosey people. It's because they're famous and like it or not our society looks up to famous celebrities. We have a lot of problems in our society. Every famous celebrity has a duty to stand up for civil rights
I really don’t understand why Barbara Walter’s was ever considered a great interviewer. She has such an extensive history of being invasive, insensitive, ignorant, and just straight up rude.
[nods] the whole "even the journalist" thing made me go, Excuse Me? Uh, No. maybe once upon a time back when she was starting out, she could have worn that title. but in This age, No. she was an invasive, stereotypical, Karen-esque, white woman with delusions of grandeur.
Many times those are the exact qualities that make a great interviewer... even ignorance,, willfully ignoring the sensitivity of certain topics and questions, can be a benefit to successful interviewing.
Ricky Martin's egg analogy was brilliant. Force an egg to open from the outside, death comes out. Allow it to open (on their own) from the inside, life comes. I've never heard that before.
It's funny because she was known for asking softball questions and kissed the rear end of powerful people, like when she asked the dictator of Cuba, "if you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be?"
A lot of hosts are. Oprah can do no wrong for a lot of people and while I don't dislike her, I couldn't stand watching her interviews because she would interrupt her guests b4 they could finish answering her question.
You know how kids will say "ew" when they see their parents kiss in front of them? I've started reacting like the parents in those situations when someone says something rude or inappropriate about lgbtq+ topics or my own gender identity/sexuality. (I am a trans man (very early on T so I don't pass well) and am also pansexual) Royally pissed one guy off because he saw my pride pin I had clipped to my beanie that day and he started making comments. (I live in a Bible Belt county in the South) He started saying I was going to hell, what I was doing was wrong, ect ect. I just laughed and told him he wasn't the first person to say that. When he asked me why I didn't decide to "end this phase" I laughed again. I told him, "Well when are you gonna listen to what your mama always told you and mind your own business? What I'm doing isn't hurting anybody. You're just mad that I'm not into old men like you." I got to watch his stunned and angry face in silence before I paid for my items and left the store. It was glorious. 😂
Lol i like your comeback to him after he said that to you! People have said that to me in the past (I am a gay man) when they would say that I am going to hell I would always tell them "save me a seat ill see you there" lmao 🤣
"You're going to Hell!" - Them "Great! See you there! Oh, I won't save you a seat at the cool kids table, not with THAT attitude." - Me Never in my life have I seen that shade of purple outside a grape or a plum.
I wish you well on your transition. I hope you get the support you need. Always remember you are best placed to know whether you are male, female, or something else. Negative comments from other people reveal something about them and nothing about you.
I get that grossed out feeling when two men or two women kiss, or when the left pushes to murder babies in the womb, or when they push to have body parts cut of children. You know, actual disgusting things.
I know that it should be a given that celebrities are supportive, but some of these people while I was watching I was like "oh, they support me??" and I genuinely almost cried, this made my day so much better
I love how Paul Mccartney just says "yes, boys." Like so simple. "Morgans showed a disrespectful lack of understanding or compassion for the transgender experience" Yeah, no surprising. Common Pierce Morgan L. And his disrespect just got worse.
@@jessiebouclier4776 I think she must be very bored and lonely and the trolling she is doing is the only way she can get any attention she so desperately wants.
I love RyanReynolds. Reluctantly, at first, because I hate loving overly beautiful people because I doubt beautiful people are scrutinized enough, but the more I hear him speak I am shocked that such a cute man can be smart, kind, thoughtful and overall rad. DAMN YOU FATE! The whole package?! The looks and insides? Canada DELIVERED.
This is meant to be silly, so please take it as such, but I choose to assume that he has micro issues downstairs as a result of how perfect he is otherwise. I'll never know for sure and it doesn't really matter so long as I believe it. No one can be so perfect LOL.
I dated a girl who was bisexual. She was attracted to feminine women and masculine men. Anything in between was a no go. Anyways, while she was with me she was all for me. She never asked if she could mess with a woman or anything related. Sadly, we broke up due to covid keeping us separated. Different states/us territory. We couldn't see each for two years
Sounds like you were in monogamous relationship, regardless of sexual preference. Otherwise known as a healthy relationship. Just because someone is attracted to the same sex doesn't mean they expect you to let them step out as long as it's with someone of the same sex. I've been married to a bi woman for 23 years and she's never expected me to be okay with her messing around with other women. Just because someone is bi doesn't mean they expect their partner to be okay with them cheating on them, even if it's with someone of the same sex.
@@Se7enDuece very true. I can't lie and say it wasn't confusing at first, because it was lol. But as time went on, I realized that we all have our preferences, but we find what we need. Thought it was cut short, I'm glad to have known her. definitely opened my eyes to more possibilities. And congratulations on your marriage. you don't hear that many years nowadays
@SWLinPHX until your wife leaves you for another woman LMAO monogamy in monogamy, polyamary is polyamary your sexual orientation and gender are independent factors
For some reason, at my Junior High in the mid 80s, sexuality became a big deal, with everyone feeling they had the right to ask you about it. Many times I was asked if I was gay, and I simply responded, "Don't worry, you're not my type," whether the asker was male or female. Younger generations are getting called snowflakes simply because they won't put up with this kind of BS: asking personal questions of people you aren't close to is NOT OK. Don't ask gender, sexuality, are you pregnant, do you have kids, how are you disabled, etc. MIND YA OWN BUSINESS and just so kindness and respect to EVERYONE.
Truth is, people can't help but speculate about someone's sexuality. Even as a straight man, I've had people question my sexuality. I haven't had a girlfriend in years. I'm also still a virgin. One guy I worked with would try and hook me up with women I wasn't interested in. When I said I wasn't interested, he would accuss me of being gay. He actually said it in a malicious manner. It really is simple: Don't be so damn nosey when it comes to people's sexual preferences. They don't owe you an explanation in that regard. If they wanna talk about it, they will. If they don't, they don't have to.
this applies to trans individuals, but i think the basic principle applies: are they trans? are you willing to grab them to find out? if no, then it doesn't matter. if yes, then you're a bigger problem than they are. to modify it: are they gay? are you willing to invade their privacy to see who they choose to sleep with? if no, then it doesn't matter. if yes, we should be calling the cops on you.
I was single for a long time before finally meeting my husband and I am shy so a lot of people thought I was a lesbian. I never really paid much attention to what other people thought though.
When I was much younger and still looked great I worked in a busy bar. I'm also a naturally smiley and friendly person. Of course I'd get hit on a lot. I have lost count the number of times men who came on to me and I (tried to kindly) rebuffed would either hiss at me or loudly shout "Lesbian" or "Gay b*****", and the likes. Sometimes, and bless those dudes, other men in the bar would tell them off. I didn't need them too, but I thought it was kind of them.
3:08 the biggest error here comes from not understanding the fact that sexual or romantic orientation is not something that you practice but rather something that you ARE. You don't "practice" bisexuality you just are bi
It is like saying that "yOu MuSt" be with both/multiple people from both genders to be happy Which is an insanely nonsense and straight up disgusting though to have
Ricky Martin's analogy of the egg--absolutely brilliant!! I have never heard that anywhere else, and cannot think of a better description of forcing someone into/out of a situation prior to their readiness and consent.
I would love to see a response that turned things around, saying to the interviewer: "How about we talk about you, your body, and your love life?" But these are great, and I appreciate them all.
Because in the movie he was playing a gay character. The initial question wasn't even weather he was gay or not, just if he thought it was hard for celebrities to discuss their sexualities (yk, like the character that tom hardy was playing in that movie)
Let’s not forget the time Tom Hardy responded to the question if he has had gay sex with, “Of course, I’m a fucking actor!” That dude is sex on two legs AND all class.
I'm a bi and was married to a guy and everyone just acted like I was suddenly straight. When I would comment on a beautiful woman I would have people literally say but you married a guy you are straight. Just like when I was with my ex gf before my husband people acted like I was just a lesbian. Bi people are often treated like we can only exist when single
Let me rephrase his question for you: "What is the point of saying you're bisexual when you're in a marital relationship?" Are you leaving the door open for exploration? Cheating? Ending the marriage?
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Oprah trying to out Nathan Lane, at start of interviewabout the birdcage. Robin Williams shuts it down with comedy.
I do rather love any interviewers whom art Anti lbtq. Such interviewers art rather the Real Winners.
@Kiranjit Kaur RentagobRana do you enjoy putting people down because you feel sad about yourself, no one has time for your homophobic comments and views, so do us all a favour and shut up.
At the end of the day people have the right to love who they want and to live their truths, homophobia doesn't deserve to exist in our society
@@kiranjitKaur61 What is wrong with you? You are so hateful for no good reason.
Here's one:
The interview with Felicia Geiter sp? AND JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP ON CNN? WHEN SHE KEPT HAMMERING JOHN ON HIS SONG ' HURTS SO GOOD.'
JOHN TOOK OFF HIS MIC AND WALKED WALKED OFF THE SET.
BRILLIANT.
the fact that caitlyn jenner is against gay marriage absolutely fascinates me considering she was married to a woman for like 20 years
I really suspect that the only reason Caitlyn came into being is because a desperate old man wanted so badly to be relevant again. You picking up what I'm laying down here?
She's also transphobic.
She's also transphobic.
She can't escape her privileged rich white guy roots in her own mind.
Bruce knows he's still a man. 🤷
Saying that you’re not bisexual if you’re in a “straight” presenting relationship is like saying that single people are all automatically asexual. Nonsense. It’s based on attraction, not relationship status.
People don't get it. There are so many people with such a cage around their brains. They can't think further than to end of their fingertips it seems.
So sad. Thankfully many of them just leave it be and stay neutral. But those are still not helping and still not enough. Sounds impossible, but... too many are anti instead of neutral....and the neutral would be such a help if they became ally.
The trouble is that the LGBT community wear their sexuality like a bill board. Emblazoning it all over themselves and shoving it in everyone's faces ALL the time. Straight people do not define themselves by their sexuality. It's a private thing. Why can't the alphabet community keep theirs private too.
We are so weary of it.
Exactly. You don't stop being bisexual simply because you're in a heterosexual relationship. Heterosexuality is part of bisexuality, after all.
I love the comment!
@@maxsupernovaNo it's not lol
"Why defend yourself against something that's not offensive." So very well put, love this quote!
It is rather off-putting indeed. Akin unto thy person rather.
@@kiranjitKaur61 …
@@kiranjitKaur61 1) Who the hell actually talks like that outside of the damn Bible? 2) You CHOSE to be offended. That is a CHOICE you made. You could just as easily have chosen to accept, or to simply move on and live your own life and let others live theirs. But no. You CHOSE to be a homophobic asshole. And a pretentious one, too, with your "indeed" and your "thyself." How about this? GET THEE HENCE.
@@kiranjitKaur61 you speak in riddles. How’s it working out for you?
@@Lindasurprise No. I didst write rather straightforwardly.
Back in the 1920s a young Joan Crawford became best friends with a gay actor called William Haines. He refused to keep his sexuality secret and so the studios ruined his career. Crawford, by this point a star on the rise, stood by him and helped him become a very successful and sought after interior designer. Joan called William and his partner the happiest couple in Hollywood.
Thats actually really really sweet.
Tom Hardy going, "Are you asking me about *my* sexuality? Why?" is an amazing response. He's polite, while not playing any games and effectively avoiding the question.
It’s clear he gets it, it’s a weird thing to ask and people need to learn to stay out of other people’s business
I spare a little sympathy for the person asking the question, though. It appears that there was a potentially-well-meaning question there to begin with, but Hardy's bemusement (and the fact that he called it "inelegant") and then shutting down the revised version may not detract entirely from what was being attempted.
I actually thought he was offended to be asked about it, which to me signifies he is unhappy to be thought of as a gay and not an allie at all
@@pnrg1354right, the question was whether he felt it was hard to talk to media about your own sexuality, not whether he was gay.
@@GabyPivet Tom hardy has already stated he's been with men. I think he's like me and goes for people he thinks are attractive.
"So, you're a non-practising bisexual?" 🤦♀️
Is he comparing sexuality to witchcraft or something like that?
Honestly, its just disgusting
Bi people deserve better
Playing off of your witchcraft comment, I wish the reply was:
_“Practicing? It’s not witchcraft, despite being absolutely magical.”_
SEXUAL WITCHCRAFT
@@AirstripOne-nd4du if you're not doing something it means you aren't practicing it. Take an English class.
like seriously do all bi people have to be in a throuple or something, I'm single does that mean I'm asexual? it's such a dumb take on sexuality BUT look the dude is old as dirt so I guess the fact he isn't screaming about the devil is a net positive XD
As a man who loves unicorns, I applaud Ariana Grande's impressive calm during this interview. I would have just left.
A real man. Finally. 🦄
As a man of Elohim, I find it ludicrous that this question even posed a threat. I also find that people are only threatened when they feel insecure or feel guilty about something. Truth. Shalom, L'hllel, Amen.
Same, though I'm a woman, not a man. Those guys seemed like real sexist jerks. I don't know if I could have tolerated them. She was very impressive. And unicorns are boss. I wish more people liked them. It's so stupid to make something mythological gendered. I've always liked dragons, Spider-man, the X-men, super heroes. Never made me a boy. A lot of people get stupid about supposedly girly things though. I can't wait for the rest of the culture to catch up.
I just find their comments were so stupid, like something a child would say that it makes you laugh more than get angry. At least that is what happend to me when I heard them. And I feel she was holding back laughter a little bit too.
Honestly, men bashing other men for liking "girly" things is silly, as much as it is silly to bash women for liking "manly" things.
Hobbies and interests shouldn't be gendered, and who does it reeks of insecurity.
Love Melissa Etheridge's quote: "The rights of the minority should NEVER be voted on by the majority." Such truth. That's how prejudice and discrimination is made into systemic oppression. And becomes a cycle.
That's Thomas Jefferson's quote.
@@0LadyV0Yeah, she said that. I believe her and it makes me wonder how American came to be to extreme in anything that's not a majority. Like...if the founders of this country had it all straight, and wanted to end slavery etc....what when wrong?
I am not American. And I am not proud of my own country, not even a little. But this country is sooo young! You would think it would be the most innovative and modern country of all. Free of labels and judgement to what is natural
It's idiotic...
So you are for make different rights and laws for people because... What, their skin color ? Sexual orientation ? Perceived genre ?
Don't you see THIS IS racism and will make things even worst ?
Same rules for everyone, but with respect and understanding for everyone.
Going "they and us" is already take a bad and slimy path. We are all freaking HUMANS.
@@lisastenzel5713 Morons like Trump, Elon Musk, etc. no doubt.
@@lisastenzel5713
Sounds like you need a quick history lesson.
Basically, in 1787 when Our Constitution was written, we were just trying to get established as a country apart from England. Not everything was settled that year.
80 years later we finally went to war to abolish slavery and become the united states that we are today.
(simple explanation)
My late husband would reply to anyone who asked him if he was gay: "Why, are you lonely?"
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I'm bisexual and married to a woman. Just because im married to a woman, doesn't mean im not bi. I like both men and women
@@aimeejo3405 that's not even remotely close to what Justin said.
You misread that
Same ppl really think depending on who we date our sexuality shifts. That’s not how it works.
I really love when they try to convince me that if I've been monogamous married to someone for 25 years, it's because my bisexuality was "a phase"... I still find people of both sexes attractive
@@aimeejo3405 that’s not even what he said
"Why defend yourself against something that isn't offensive."
I didn't care one way or another about Johnny Galecki, but now I absolutely respect him.
I have always respected him and now even more. I think with him it's just one of those things where an actor actually isn't doing anything to cause attention and the media has nothing better to do so they just like to talk crap or make up things. But like he said why defend yourself against something that isn't offensive.
Yeah but you don’t need to accept something that isn’t true
What someones child identity s as is none of my business! And I'm not trying to make it my business.
I've always loved Johnny Galecki, he's a sweetheart.
Knowing next to nothing about his personal life, I immediately think of his friendship with Sara Gilbert from Roseanne, and how in his youth he probably witnessed people giving her a hard time about her sexuality. Maybe that experience played a big role in informing how he responds to such questions and intrusions.
I really don’t understand how people STILL don’t get that your sexuality doesn’t just change from bisexual to straight or gay depending on who you’re with. You’re always bisexual.
They are confusing your overall sexuality with your specific sexual actions. I don't understand why they aren't able to grasp it either. Black and white thinking probably, which is a problem with many people's thinking.
To be fair a lot of gay /lesbian / queer people have used straight relationships to cover their identity, come out then are in only same sex partnerships afterwards.
I can see how bi erasure and confusion can happen.
But if someone is clearly saying "I'm bi" then just be "ok, cool" then move on. It's not that big a deal what someone's preferences are.
I don’t even understand what he thinks a practicing bisexual is? I’d have to be poly, right?
@otter011 Well, they're a practising straight person, right? Wife and mistresses right?
@@kittikats Considering that the question came from Larry King, who had been married and divorced close to a dozen times, he could have been asked if he's in a committed relationship. It's all relative.
I never understood (and probably never will) how someone's sexuality is somebody else's business.
They'll never admit it, but the usual suspects are absolutely *fascinated* about what goes on in the privacy of other people's bedrooms.
I mean, unless you're looking to date them yea it's nobody's business
Yet many 'proudly' want everyone to know and accept their sexuality. Puzzling, isn't it?
that's different@@RS54321 and you know it so don't be an smat ass. Because they *want* you to know; they're letting you in. But people assuming someone's sexuality based on their mannerisms and looks; and than DEMANDING to know to ease thier curiosity *NOT* okay.
@@RS54321 - Accepting someone's sexuality is common decency. Not doing so is being a bigoted scumbag.
I've always liked Johnny Galecki, but that response.. "why defend yourself against something that's not offensive?" --amazing. I'm a fan all over again.
I always had a crush on him too, now I'm out the closet and I've heard him say that it's rather amplified 😂
But it is offensive to decent people.
Ha ha ha ha! Decent people are the ones who are NOT offended. Immature people are the ones who are. @@nunyabidness2750
Plenty of reasons, those non-offensive being nutjobs for instance. Of all sorts. i would have said it's nuts to have a bunker, It still is, more and more reasonable, that is.. not anywhere near us for big events, but tornadoes and such..they're coming soon.
I never was a fan of his before but I am now after that quote. Loved it
Here's another with a Barbara Walters' interview, many years ago, with Richard Gere. She asked him if it bothered him that people supposed he was gay after he was in the play: BENT. His answer was simply, "no." As Barbara looked at him expecting him to say more, he looked at her and said: "Barbara, there's nothing wrong with being gay."
Oh damn. My respect for Gere has gone up.
I usually had great respect for Barbara, but I can never forgive her for the way she went after Ricky Martin in that infamous interview in 2000. Being gay still wasn't socially acceptable and she knew that. She wanted to out him. Or rather she wanted him to out himself in her interview. Keeping in mind this was only 6 to 7 years after DADT was implemented if that gives you any indication of where we were. He made it clear he didn't want to talk about his sexuality but she pressed it. I understand that was her job as an interviewer but in private matters like that it was none of hers or the public's business.
Barbara was a tool for Hollywood anyway. She was the same type of person that a straight white man would be, but in a dress.
@@nomizakBetween these examples and her sticking up for the Weinsteins of the world in that Corey Feldman interview on The View, I can proudly say I have ZERO respect for Barbara Walters at this point.
But Gere's wrong.
It's very wrong to be gay.
"could you give me the alternative to girls? Are there others?"
"yes, boys!"
a great answer to such a stupid question.
well, Technically, these days there are Lots of alts to just girls.
@kstormgeistgem461
These days and all days before
I dunno. It wasn’t even a sexual question. This interview is lumped in here for no particular reason. He meant: drugs, booze, gambling…
and the "Oh!" after that
like, ?????
@@kstormgeistgem461the more the merrier tbh 😫✨
Caitlyn Jenner is the most anti-trans transgender person I have ever heard of.
So true 😂
She killed someone when she was still Bruce Jenner.
Caitlyn Jenner is the one person I know of that their own hypocrisy literally looks themselves in the mirror.
OMG! Right!
She's not even an ally, she's just an antagonist
As a gay guy myself, it's satisfying to hear them calling out homophobic and standing up on our behalf including with Chris Evans
It is rather weird. Akin unto them themselves and thine own sort. Rather.
@@kiranjitKaur61 you have no life. You keep replying to everyone’s comment with your homophobia
I believe Chris Evans's brother is gay, actually. He's a supportive dude,
Chris is definitely an ally. Also because he’s really close to his brother Scott who’s gay.
There is no such thing as "homophobia" or "transphobia". Y'all have been over using those words where they have lost all actual meaning.
"If you have an egg and you open it from the outside, only death comes out. But if the egg opens from the inside, life comes out" - I love it
Ricky Martin couldn't have explained the dangers of outing LGBTQIA+ folks against their will any better.
That was very tender! I'm glad Barbara Walters apologized later, but she has been pretty ruthless and some of her interviews. I recently saw the one she did with Dolly Parton, and it just made me so sad and angry.
I love this since egg is term for new people in the LBTQ like their coming out of there shell and I think that's great
@@francespt8809 Isn't it a trans-specific term, usually?
@@joebloe4734 Generally speaking, yes, it is used more towards trans people as it's to do with an egg slowly cracking until they come out of their shell.
All most people may know they're trans based on how they may act and what they're into. But people also don't pry and try to force that out of them.
Johnny Galecki dated Sara Gilbert and towards the end, She confided in him and stoodby her side and kept it a secret until she was ready. That is very admirable!
My dumbass confused Jonny galecki for Dan Levy. Both really handsome
@@diegojosue1030 yeah I had to double check this too. They are both gorgeous and apparently both equally goodhearted too.
I respect Whoopi for apologizing to Johnny Galecki for asking that question. She literally said she should've read the question first. Not many interviewers would say that.
I agree. And she did it on the air. Telling viewers that it was an inappropriate question and a mistake
@mangos2888 right? No hesitation, no one had to make a big deal to make her feel like she needed to pretend she took it seriously. She realized it on her own and addressed it immediately.
Isn't the bigger issue that she is paid an ungodly amount and doesn't bother to know what she is going to ask until she reads it?
@ReivecS Maybe she usually does and ran late that day? There are any number of reasons why. She could've blamed everyone under the sun but she didn't. She took it on the chin and apologized on the spot for her mistake.
@@nomizak na man. The view is pretty notorious for being a political show where no one preps their own thoughts. This is far from isolated, thus my comment.
Judy Garland may have had an absolutely terrible life but she wasn't homophobic. I can respect a woman like that.
Judy is a QUEEN 👑
And I hate how MGM ruined her life.
I rather disrespect such a type of female.
@@saesnaughtyprincess Hey, it was a LOT more than just MGM, LOL. You're missing a LOT of other people.
They don't call it "Friend of Dorothy" for no reason.
@@stephanies.9786 Watching The Wizard of Oz as I type.
I'm a bisexual man myself, and what pisses me off is people asking me am I more into men or women, or saying there's no such thing. In fact, I was telling a former friend about a guy I was into at the time, and she had the nerve to say, "You're totally gay." I mean, I like to joke with my friends when they say I'm the "gayest straight guy, and the straightest gay guy." At the end of the day, I am me, I love and accept myself for who I am, so why does it matter to you how I swing?
It's because you're not exactly like "them". Plain and simple.
It always amazes me that some people don't seem to understand the idea of falling in love with a person. Like, would you ask a straight person why they choose the person they are currently with as opposed to their best friend? Wouldn't they just assume it's the person they love the most (ands that loved them back) that they choose as a partner?
Yes because some people love ancient boxes, you should fit in one out of two boxes prescribed by religion, norms or whatever so they cannot imagine person not fitting in one box... there are not enough education out there to explain this outdated thinking belongs to ancient times when people live in a caves and marvel at sight of fire...
Trust me not all of us heterosexual people are like that, but yes, we do have our good share of idiots. I would apologize on their behalf but I don't think they deserve it.
I just remembered once being in the mall with my daughter and we over heard someone saying, they should just pick a side because there was no such thing and I very loudly said to my daughter. "I think they're just jealous because they have more options than we do." Of course, the we part was for me because my daughter is A sexual.
"Why defend yourself against something that's not offensive?" is the BEST quote. 👏👏👏
"You're not confused if you're bisexual. It's not confusing at all. For me, it's quite the opposite."
🗣️ Kristen Stewart
Years ago I made a post with a picture of Poison Ivy kissing Harley Quinn and made a comment saying I'm Ivy looking for her Harley. A guy told me I was just "confused." So I made a second post coming out officially as bisexual and made sure to include that I definitely was not confused about how I feel or who I'm attracted to, just confused as to why it took me so long to open up about it.
@@peanutbuttertoast Bruh.
@@Ben8484 What are you confused about?
@@silvermainecoons3269 well I’m pretty sure the word bruh is sometimes used as a neutral term. It could mean anything. Also, I don’t like Ivy or Harley, I find them annoying. That last thing is just an comic book character opinion though, so don’t take that into consideration.
She is rather a weirdo. Clearly.
I had a crush on a former coworker and really wanted to find out about his sexuality. I felt we had such a great rapport, but I didn't know how to feel not knowing if he's interested or not. Still, I never asked.
Eventually, he left our company. We went out for coffee and he told me that he's gay, and he'd rather not everyone knows since he's still closeted. We remain good friends today. I am learning so much about the LGBTQ community because of him. It's a valuable relationship in my life.
I've found the best thing to do is just ask them out and face the rejection if they say no haha.
Heath Ledger’s- “…and if you can’t understand that, then just don’t go see the movie” ❤
I miss Heath!
@@kiranjitKaur61 No one cares.
I'd almost say they were the ones who needed to see it the most, tbh. Get some of that learning in their dead brains.
@@kiranjitKaur61I do rather hate that Heath...died so young. There, I finished your sentence.
@@7thlittleleopard7True. That movie was a cultural force, and it had a positive effect on gay representation and visibility, so even the haters were forced to contend with it in one way or another.
When I was a teenager and I found out I was gay, I didn't care much about lgbt rights, but I became a law student and now I'm a full-time lawyer, I do care much about these rights, we must be heard and respected!
That's wonderful, keep working hard and I'm sure you are going to make the world a better place for all of us
I will respect you as a person and I couldn't care less about your sexuality. Stop forcing it into my face.
Btw, my relationship status isn't your business either.
If you have great personality traits, I'll respect you and might even befriend you. Otherwise not, and it'll have nothing to do with your sexuality.
@@verabolton no one is forcing you to do something, what does it have to do with anything? what are you talking about? The world doesn’t turn around you!
@@Emmanueldm What are you even responding to?
I said I'm not interested in anyone's sexuality, don't force me to hear about it. I don't need to "do" anything other than suffering through a whole month when sexuality is shovelled into my face constantly. Moreover, some people seem to have no other identity than their sex life. I'm sick of hearing about it.
When I meet you, or anyone else, I don't care about what you do in your bedroom. Not even a bit. The world doesn't revolve around your sex life.
You're so, so much more than your sexuality. At least, I hope you are.
@@verabolton We're very aware that we're more than sexuality. But because of that part of us, we're discriminated against, which is why we have a whole month dedicated to that part of our identities.
I like what Ricky Martin said about the egg. An egg forcibly cracked open produces nothing but death, but an egg that opens on its own accord creates a beautiful life (I’m paraphrasing). I think it’s a great analogy for many aspects of a persons life. Forcing someone to reveal their true self can be devastating, whatever that truth may be.
I'm a straight dude. I felt honoured when a few friends felt it was safe to come out to me.
Don't agree he was just avoiding the question for his own benefit. It was a fair question. Now look at what happened since.
The analogy is even more symbolic now that the word "egg" is used by the trans community to refer to a closeted trans person
As an openly gay man, why the hell does someone else’s sexuality or what they choose to do with another CONSENTING adult matter so damn much to straight people? I can’t wrap my head around that. There would be less problems in the world if people chose kindness and love instead of hate and/or bigotry. This video made me happy. The responses from these celebrities that I credit for giving me the strength to be who i am, makes me feel so warm inside. I understand if the questions are coming from a point of curiosity and actually TRYING to understand, but when those questions are coming from a hateful place, thats where i get confused.
With a lot of these inteviews, I honestly believe they were coming from a place of "shock value" or "gotcha" journalism. These interviews are the predecessors of "click-bait" and the garbage we see on the news now days. Shit is straight up disgusting, but I'm glad there are some celebrities out there willing to shut them down. We'll see if it continues...
I'm a straight man and I was thinking the same as you. Just try to have kindness and love towards your fellow people and let them love eachother. It's really not that hard. I was also very happy after seing this video. Stay golden. ✌️🌈
@@hakaniwar8848 same to you!
Agreed. People (especially conservatives) need to just mind their own business. Worry about yourself.
The attitude you describe has been part of our "human nature" for most of our existence on our world, and then add the misguided teaching of a certain Church, and we get questions like these posed and shot down by the celebrities. Granted, if the Church hadn't been the way it was, we probably wouldn't have the issues we're having today. They, in the early days (who incidentally had some of the most perverted and despicable characters in leadership roles) were the ones who began demonizing LGBTQIA+ people and actually forced other cultures to follow their lead on this and other issues. In the years since, it's just snowballed and there was even a time that even some Hetero people were questioned on their private practices.
"Why defend yourself of something that is not offensive " was the best explanation ever. Everyone should use it from now on
Good to know indecent exposure is nothing meaningful here.
@@WAEVOICE wha?
@@WAEVOICEwhat the hell are you talking about?
His point was that he wasn't offended by the question, which was so innocent that it's not worth making a big deal about.
Gosh, most of the "questions" are plainly dumb....rather than "homophobic"...i mean c´mon🙄
'Practicing bisexual' 😂🤣
Leslie saying you like both salads and hamburgers. Just because I happen to be having a salad does not mean that I have stopped liking hamburgers.......
Well said! 😂
or that you need to eat them at the same time
Like SHE IS ALREADY IN A RELATIONSHIP THAT SHE CHOSEN TO BE IN, why would se need to look elsewhere? That would be called CHEATING
His whole question makes NO SENSE
RIP Heath Ledger, one of the biggest "what could have been" stories in hollywood. He was so talented and was already well-regarded.
They broke his back. On that mountain.
his psychiatrist and gp literally killed him, one or both of them should be in jail, no joke.
my own father almost died not realising his neuropathologist and gp, who had each others scripts, had overprescribed him opiods for his migraines. he didn't even know what an opiod was.
@@FriedSheep69idiot
And such a noble and open hearted men; his response showed this very clearly
Admittedly I'm not a big fan of Ariana Grande, but what she said to those guys just earned her my respect
Me too.
Right
I think her brother is gay.
@@wwilson7594 He is just married
@@wwilson7594 wasn't he on big brothers
I have massive respect for people who stood up for our community in the 70s, 80s 90s. People like Madonna, David Bowie, and especially Judy Garland because at least, nowadays you have an army of celebrities and fans coming to your defense and standing up together with you but back in the days they were alone. They had balls of steel. Huge props to people like Madonna for contributing to gay acceptance in hollywood. What she did at her time was truly revolutionary.
Madonna didn't do anything before 1990. A lot of people were doing things for the LGBTQ long before her.
I find Bowie incredibly inspiring. It was difficult enough for gay women to come out back then but at least the feminist movement had provided a little bit of sheler. For a man to come out back then, especially a male celebrity was an incredibly brave thing to do. The fact that he did so with zero fear and such style was amazing. Although not directly part of it, he was such an important figure in the early Gay Liberation movement and remained a staunch ally all his life. The cover of his Man Who Sold the World album, showing Bowie with long hair and a dress, reclining on a chaise long, was only a couple of years after the decriminalisation of homosexuality. Hunky Dory's album cover was even more androgynous and included songs like Queen Bitch and Oh You Pretty Things. Then of course there was Ziggy Stardust. It's easy nowadays to forget just how controversial, outrageous and scandalous this was at that time. Homosexuality wasn't something that a minority were anti. It was deeply engrained in the whole of society and the bigotry and hatred was on another level. The notion of equal rights was a distant fantasy... and yet there was David, happily not giving a fuck, very publicly! :)
You got social media era which is a major boost for LGBTQ people
Not music artists, but i love the story of support from Bea Arthur and Estelle Getty
Why do women have to have balls of steel to be classed as strong women. why not vagina of titanium.
"Non-Practicing Bisexuals" would be a great band name.
You’re so right omg
Facts
I like "Practicing Bisexuals" more, especially because it could have double meaning!
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It totally would be, OMG
Although it doesn’t quite fit the list, Robin Williams protecting Nathan Lane from being outed on Oprah’s show always stands out to me. What a class act and model of friendship.
Really miss him. Pioneer friend of the world we may never have again 🥲🥲
It brings us to these times... 7:57
Everybody is a celebrity now... It doesn't matter what you do, how much you get paid... Why feel the need to protect how you identify yourself.
I'm so silly, I let the Guys know.. I'm a lesbian. And guess what else, I refuse to compete with you. And you don't have to understand that.
Yes, and to this day we don't an F-ing clue what Nathan's true sexual preference is. lol
@@wylierichardson-tu6zs - what matters is, Nathan is a diverse Person.
@@RachaelCollins-Ugh ! How strange and dull thou art then. I am a Real Woman. * I do naturally rather Love the MEN !*
As someone who has been outed in a way that was traumatic for me, I really appreciated Ricky Martin’s metaphor of the egg.
i’m sorry :(
@@aimeejo3405 Wtf is wrong with you? They’ve been traumatised. And you say that they should “get over themself”??? Shame on you. You’re a disgrace to humanity.
@@aimeejo3405 Depending on the reaction of others, traumatic might be accurate
@@aimeejo3405 diagnosed ptsd related to outing and subsequent sexual, verbal, and physical bullying and feeling unsafe in my environment for a prolonged period of time.
I am sorry for the experience you had and I also found Ricky Martin’s metaphor beautiful and very true.
I'm a 63 year old white straight female, I live on a planet with over 7 billion other people. For me to think everyone should behave the same as I do is ludacris! We should just live our lives and let others do the same.
and it would be boring anyway! Who the hell wants to hang out with billions of *_themselves?!_* That sounds terrible 😂
@crashh-course it's such a boring way of living your life too. Can you imagine never meeting all the cool people you've met that were just so drastically different from you; the one's that showed you the true range of what humans can be? Maybe it's just me, but I tend to learn more from people that are different from me than I do from people that are more similar. If I had never met any of those people.. I feel like I'd almost certainly be a shittier, more boring person lol. There's a lot of thoughts I'd never have had, perspectives I'd never have heard, and feelings I'd never have felt.
"we're too many people to all be the same" lol I really like the way you said that
True it is Ludacris to expect everyone to be and act the same but let's get honest if there's not a girl and a boy there are NO people.
As of last year, we're officially past 8 billion.
*ludicrous
The interview I'll always remember is when Jim Carrey and Ewan MacGregor made "I Love You, Philip Morris". The interviewer asked Jim "What's it like to kiss Ewan MacGregor?" And without missing a beat, Jim said "What do you mean? Look at him!!"
Bruh 😂😂 I had no idea that movie existed and completely misread your comment and wondered "Why is Jim Carrey kissing Obi Wan?"
I mean I'd kiss him too. He's hot 😂😂
Paul McCartney's comeback to Tom Snyder's "What else is there besides girls?" was perfect! I laughed out loud.
I also cackled! I had no idea this interview existed, and I LOVE the response!
Look and you'll find it, Linda Ronstadt absolutely destroyed him when he questioned her touring in south africa.
Lol
Same
This is why I love Paul McCartney and the Beatles. They did write, "all you need is love." They never said where you had to get it.
I love how mater of fact he is about it and his wife's reaction is hilarious 🙂
Laverne Cox's clapbacks are legendary. And I love that how tolerant and protective of her fans Judy Garland was so many decades ago.
Laverne is such an icon!
Am I the only one who wants to see her both literally and figuratively destroy the insecure conservatives, especially Ron DeSantis?
@@shadowgirl617no ur not the only one😊
Anderson Cooper a mess lol
I love Laverne! She's so beautiful, graceful, and classy!
Man Heath Ledger’s interview was just so beautiful.
Such a terrible loss so many years later.
I will never forget the headline about his death. At first I thought it was a prank because he was just too damn young.
@@PunguinYoga
Being Offended Isnt An Argument.
@@cadejust6777 Who's arguing? I was just saying I was surprised to read about his death. Who's offended???
He was such a noble and talented person.
"if you have an egg and you open it up from the outside, only death comes out. But if you let it have its time, life comes out."
That went so fucking hard
Seriously
I love tom hardy’s response was just “what on earth are you on about?”
I am a heterosexual male from the midwest. Not married only because neither me or my bisexual partner believe in marriage anymore. My respect and admiration and well wishes to all in the LGBTQ community!!! Love is the only solution!!!
heterosexuality is a 19th century invention that was used to explain how straight people are different from what we all just call queerness today.
the word queer has a longer usage in the english language than the word normal, which comes from maths.
straight was originally appropriated from the trans community as a word that was originally used derisively, in-community, towards people who went back in the closet to get family support.
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Just because my bisexuality makes you confused doesn't make me confused.
we're not confused, we just think you're perverted.
Truer words were never spoken.
@@beatlever89 thanks
@@beatlever89 False.
Weirdo.
I cried a little watching this. I’m a gay man, and it feels good to have support from strangers, let alone celebrities ❤
About a million years ago, Maury Povich had a trans woman on his show and remarked that she was, in so many words, one of the "better" looking ones he'd seen. She told him that the statement was "unkind," pointing out that there is a variety of looks among all people, and saying that about her denigrated others.
She was quite right. Imagine saying that about women in general! "Well, you're definitely one of the better looking women I've had on as a guest." Jesus, was that meant to be an awkward attempt at flirting?
But was he wrong? Looking at the mess on TikTok I'd say no he wasn't. How you walking around with a beard and deep voice and bulge talking about you're a woman? That's a mess right there and there are too many of those types.
Every time Chris Evans is outspoken and stands on the right side so openly, I am reminded of just how brilliant Marvel's casting of him as Captain American in 2010 (I think that's when he was cast and started shooting "The First Avenger") truly was. If Steve Rogers could pick one person to play Steve Rogers, I feel like Evans would have been one of his top picks.
Yes, a truly amazing casting
His brother is gay so he has a personal connection to the issue. That shouldn't be the only factor, but he probably has been asked a similar question for years.
@@AnthonyJMurph I have a feeling the answer would have been similar regardless of what his brother's sexuality was. I think it's apparent that his brother colors his stance, just like having gay and transgender friends colors my stance and how much I will sound off at bigoted family members at functions (family may be blood, but I've chosen my friends...and I've come to realize in my middle age that the family you choose should be more important to you than most of your blood relations). But I have been outspoken that I don't think anyone's sexuality or gender should give anyone else one iota of issue since I was a teenager. If you really believe in "live and let live" then that means you at least tolerate things you find distasteful, regardless of whatever some charlatan tells you as he tries to rip 10% of your gross income away from you a week every Sunday. Sadly most "Christians" apparently don't understand that, or need to actually read their New Testament every so often.
@@AnthonyJMurph oh, I agree. I'm just saying most of us at the age of 9 (that weren't submerged in the toxic bath of Southern Baptist bible school until our ability to think freely was drowned) understood that hating someone for what was silly nonsense. [By saying "what", I in no way intend to demean anyone, but using what as a way of comparing immutable traits of a person, like sexuality, gender, race, ethnicity, etc.] Who you are (how you think, how you act) matters far more, and that is something you can change and that will change as you have new experiences, meet new people and see new things. Who you are should change and broaden as you grow older. Why so many people cloister themselves and hate or fear those who are different simply because they don't look the same, have the same language, or "deviate" from the "natural order", is a question that I doubt I will ever be given a satisfactory answer for. Because it's unsatisfactory to hate or fear because you don't understand something. In that case, you should endeavor to understand, and at least tolerate it if understanding still eludes you.
@@AnthonyJMurph That is true but lets face it, unfortunately not everyone is supportive of a sibling who is part of the LGBTQ+ Community.
“Why the hell am I going to waste my time and give a press release on whether or not I have a penis? My fans don’t care and neither do I”
WE MUST PROTECT GAGA AT ALL COSTS
I care!! I CARE!!! Cause if she has/had one it would be an awesome display of artistry coming from someone who can’t be matched by anyone else.
At all costs? What does that mean? I mean, someone said this two years ago and everyone who has zero originality says it, but what does it mean?
meanwhile she's shown in the introduction exactly when they say "lgbtq+ celebrities and their ALLIES" Gaga is bisexual, she is part of lgbtq+ but continues to be mentioned as an lgbtq+ ally
@@johnnyquest9519 turn of phrase, obviously
I think it's pretty evident she can protect herself lol.
"Why defend yourself against something that's not offensive?" best response, love him
Ryan Reynolds response is truly endearing "I'm not a monster! I think it''s a great thing!" in regards to gay marriage
He’s Canadian, from Vancouver, one of the gayest cities in the world where I grew up. I’m straight but I loved the West End.
I always thought Reynolds was gay!
@@erika6651 Inever about it before but yeah I can see that now that you say it.
@@AmeliaC-e8o I've always heard that in his voice! I'm surprised there hasn't been more murmurs about that over the past 25 years since folks love to speculate.
His only misstep was in referring to "regular" marriage. Should have said "other" marriage instead.
Its funny that Cher isn't on this list yet she's probably one of the most vocal allies
They could have easily made this list twice as long. Cher, Hugh Jackman, Betty White, Jamie Lee Curtis, Adam Lambert, Ian McKellen, and so on.
I totally agree with both of you. It's odd.
Cher did struggle at first when her son came out. But she became a better supporter.
@@auntdeen6314 Saving for a part 2 maybe?
I do rather dislike that cher.
I wish homophobia didn't exist
Yeah.
Same. We have such brilliant minds and it can stomp all over peoples choices.
lol.
Homophobes really won't like where they can shove their homophobia.
Indeed..homophobia needs to go!
14:15 "The actor eloquently called out the invasive question."
Hardy: "Why?"
The voiceover is priceless 😂
I feel for Anna Paquin. Being bi myself, I see this kind of confusion quite a lot. It's unfortunate people still have misunderstanding as to what bisexuality is.
Yep. I haven’t come out to anyone except my best friend as bisexual because I’ve been primarily in straight relationships.
My family wouldn’t be able to understand the nuances of being bisexual.
I'm outed to my friends and family and they took it well, but I struggled with the LGBTQ+ community a lot. I've never been with a girl and have a boyfriend. I'm often labled as " a hetero who wants attantion". It's so annoying.
@@yoongiswndrlnd Same. The issue that I experienced though is that some queer women see it as a bad sign if you're not outed (to your family). I understand that to some degree but I also know my family well enough to be sure that they wouldn't treat me badly if I suddenly had a girlfriend. I think how they think about her would really depend on her as a person.
@@yoongiswndrlnd
You are valid ♡
@@Carter-ex1ip you are valid♡
"why defend yourself against something that's not offensive" best ally thing to say EVER
i remember when brokeback first came out, infamous, boys making fun of it, was 12/13 at the time and being gay was still very hush hush. so when i did watch it, alone, i felt like i was watching something illegal.
it was life changing. i cried and sobbed, it hit me like titanic. just beautiful. but almost impossible to explain to some
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I was fine with the movie. Til the murder at the end. I’ll never watch it again.
@@redelfshotthefood8213 It is a product of it's time.
You have to understand how much progress has happened with our community.
During 2005 (when the movie was released), being gay was considered an insult, a freak, and a taboo. So when Jake and Heath, two world-star actors, portrayed such a bittersweet film, it was groundbreaking.
@@colt9836 The movie ending was not a "product of it's time" in any way, that statement is diminishing, as if the director would make a different film today because we live in a different time. The film could be made today, or a hundred years from now and be identical because it was a period piece, and further was based upon a short story originally published in 1993. The story is set in 1963 which was a much, much more dangerous period for gay men to exist. Source: I've lived all of those years. The movie was still groundbreaking, but such a film would never have seen widespread release or support from any studio whatsoever if it was even attempted to be made in 1963. The fact that it was released to overwhelming critical acclaim is the only relevance that 2005 has to the film.
It's so sad that watching it felt illegal to you. Good that you dared to nevertheless and it could help or comfort you in any way. I hope you are feeling more free now.
Chris Evans once said, whenever somebody criticizes somebody elses sexuality, it's because they themselves have deep insecurities.
Absolutely true.
Bisexual/pansexual people remember that you do not owe the world or society a homosexual relationship. Your sexuality is completely valid regardless of who you are with.
Well said.
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Ugh ! * Thou art as dull and weird as art they.
I don't get the attraction to a pan.
Jodi Foster was incredibly mature at 17
I swear that interviewer thought she was like 9 years old. It was quite creepy really.
"Do you like boys? teehee :3"
"Uhhh...I'm busy doing my job."
"Yeah but do you find boys cute???? ;o"
If that was a guy interviewing her with those questions, it would have been fuckin gross.
@@SaintPhoenixx it's still fucking gross.
@@SaintPhoenixxit's gross regardless who asked the question.
Prying into young stars lives makes great copy. Whole magazines were sold at the time full of gossip about all the young stars, male and female. Teen Beat comes to mind. But there were at least two others. And The National Enquirer.
Honestly, I am deeply disturbed by the open prying in to a minor’s private life, luckily she was able to handle it so well but it’s truly tragic this kind of thing can and has happened
banning a movie simply for having a kiss in it... it's just a kiss. it's warming. it's nice. it's sensitive. it's loving. it's romantic. everything nice and good about loving someone and they ban it because of that. how much hate do you have to have in you to ban a movie because of a kiss?
All they think is: gay bad, not a sprinkle of gay in my movie.
Pretty common in countries with very traditional values and dictatorships, don’t want even a chance of a gay thought in the people or to against whatever religious practice they follow
@truetrannypeople kiss in children’s cartoons all the time, honey. For all kinds of different reasons, even.
@@beatblocksgaming Who would want 'gay thoughts' in their society?
What benefit does it bring?
@truetrannyYou clearly don't know what "grooming" actually means.
@@nunyabidness2750What does being a homophobe like you bring to society?
The Anna Paquin one always reminds me of when one of my work teams found out I was pan. A coworker blurted out, "But you're married!"
"Yes?"
"TO A MAN."
"Yes? I still find women hot, I'm just monogamous."
The surprised Pikachu face was priceless.
‘Why defend yourself against something that’s not offensive “ ~ what a great response to such an asinine question!
Not really a comment on homophobic interviewers, but Dan Levy's comment "I have no patience for homophobia" in response to how he wrote Patrick and David's story in Schitt's Creek always stands out to me
yeah I feel like Dan Levy deserved an honourable mention. Probably the only reason he hasn't faced down homophobic questions is no interviewer has been foolish enough to piss him off like that 😆
wow Anna Paquin handled Larry so well. the way hes sitting with his arm crossed in front of him closed off. shes still open and mindful even he tells her to stop when she genuinely makes a point. clap clap
She’s saying to him completely new things. He might not be able to process them. And... being old... might forget recent information, overnight. I worked with engineers as old as 81. They were great on the technical material. But had recurring troubles with tech. And. Our President at one point only trusted his Executive Assistant. If she backed us up, he’d go along with what we said.
Larry is old. He might’ve like my old, now deceased, ex-President.
In King's defense, he's been out of "practice" for decades. He had a lot of relearning to do, but never made it past the first lesson.
Jodie's little eyebrow lift and smirk at the "ideal boyfriend" smirk is such perfect emoting. She could not convey the thought "you really dont want/couldnt handle these words spoken" more perfectly without words.
I think it's incredibly pedo for an adult over a certain age (I'll give exception to young 20's, as they're still so young themselves) to ask a child about their dating life.
Grossidy gross gross.
As a bisexual, I get annoyed when people say “oh you’re gay now” or “oh you’re straight now” because of who a bisexual is dating. It’s like this. A werewolf isn’t a wolf when in wolf form and a human when they aren’t transformed, they are always werewolves, no matter what form they are in. Bisexuality is kind of like that, just it’s way cooler that being a wolf.
If you're not in the bedroom with them it's really none of your business.
Yes exactly people need to mind there own business
Except they keep involving children.
@@aimeejo3405 I’m pretty sure you’re the one involving children here.
@@aimeejo3405 There's far more "involving children" in the churches and by straights, what are you even talking about lmao
true. like, are you tryna ask them out? you're not. so it's not your place to ask
How Barbara Walters maintained stardom is beyond me. Most of her interviews I have seen have been of bullying tactics. She needed to be called out and stop being hailed as this great journalist. Her interview with Corey Feldman sealed any respect I ever had for her.
She was incredibly rude to Dolly Parton and her “poor upbringing”.
She was an amazing journalist who was able to help crack open hypocrisy and ill intent and lay it bare for the public to see. Unfortunately, as she spent increasingly more of her time on “puff piece” celebrity & “human interest” pieces, for which her instincts and her learned skills were very ill-suited and, often, counterproductive. The skills you need to get Tom Cruise to relax on camera and express his true emotions and thoughts are very much not the skills you would use to get the executive of a cigarette company to admit that their product is harmful when used as intended.
I’m sure it provided her with a very good income, but her transition from journalism into the personality interviewer role has significantly damaged her legacy, in my opinion.
Journalists ferret out the truth. Usually out of people that don’t want to share it... about controversial, and this, interesting subjects.
I was once interviewed by a radio reporter and he was trying to get me to say outlandish things. I’m not a nutbar, so I said, “of course not!”. I didn’t make it onto the radio for that segment.
She was a pioneer in her field. Very ambitious, and sometimes her need to be hard-edged caused her to overstep. I remember watching an interview she did with Doris Day, where she asked Day to respond to a listing of her costars with a word about how she felt about them. She got to Ronald Reagan, and Day said "a nice man." Well, Walters was incredulous: "C'mon!" She wanted to have some sensational headline grabbing quote about her costars. I don't really blame Walters for feeling like she had to go that route, because journalism can be a very competitive business, but she could go a little overboard. I respect her, though, for what she accomplished as a woman in a tough business.
I recall when she and Gene Shallit were interviewing Burt Reynolds, and she asked a question on her clipboard that Gene wasn’t comfortable asking. “Burt, everyone knows that you have been in a relationship with Dinah Shore for quite some time now; you must love her very much. Why don’t you marry her?” His response: “Well that’s a stupid question. Why don’t you get a get a divorce?”. I swear she bit her lip, and said, “Well that’s fair, why don’t we move on?” ( My mother couldn’t stop laughing …..)
“If you can’t understand that, just don’t go see the movie.”…simple but exceptional advice!
It’s too bad this list doesn’t include people like Elizabeth Taylor, who was a major advocate and ally long before it became fashionable. She’s right up there with Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and so many other icons that were allies in favor of respecting diversity and people’s dignity above all else.
YES!!!!!!!!
I'm sorry but "fashionable," seriously. I was with you until you mentioned fashionable as if it's something they wear and next season being allies will go out of style. I know you meant no harm but you need to do what Whoopi Goldberg said and that's read through things first.
@@ch1ckmom217 I apologize if my choice of words was not the best. English is not my native tongue. What word would you suggest I use instead? I’m just trying to highlight the people that were “pioneers” in the defense of diversity and equal rights for all.
@@ch1ckmom217 She said it correctly, stop getting offended.
@@TheCatWitch63 My most sincere apologies as well. To us fashionable means something that is in style at the moment but will go away in the following season or year. Again my most sincere apologies.
I love how Whoopi was just as thrown off and confused about the question on the card and then apologized for having had to ask such a stupid question in the first place!
i suck at picking up nonverbal ques, and even i could pick up the whole tone of "the hell am i reading" from her at that moment
Especially considering she kind of is in the same camp as Galecki. They both are very ambiguous about their sexuality. I mean I think they probably both have gone on record to say they're straight. But they both seem kind of bi or gay
@@zzzcocopepe Why on earth should they go on the record and clarify their sexuality because of stupid, nosy people? 😂 No they shouldn't. Don't be ridiculous.
@@faithpearlgenied-a5517 it's not because of stupid nosey people. It's because they're famous and like it or not our society looks up to famous celebrities. We have a lot of problems in our society. Every famous celebrity has a duty to stand up for civil rights
@@zzzcocopepe “a duty” lmao
I really don’t understand why Barbara Walter’s was ever considered a great interviewer. She has such an extensive history of being invasive, insensitive, ignorant, and just straight up rude.
I completely agree with you. Her reputation was based in sensationalism. Terrible interviewer.
[nods] the whole "even the journalist" thing made me go, Excuse Me? Uh, No. maybe once upon a time back when she was starting out, she could have worn that title. but in This age, No.
she was an invasive, stereotypical, Karen-esque, white woman with delusions of grandeur.
Many times those are the exact qualities that make a great interviewer... even ignorance,, willfully ignoring the sensitivity of certain topics and questions, can be a benefit to successful interviewing.
That's what the media wants. She digs in and gets results. She's good at being invasive and getting a response.
She's doing it for the networks.
Back then you’re great if you can get a scoop and dig up dirt by asking “hard hitting questions.”
Ricky Martin's egg analogy was brilliant. Force an egg to open from the outside, death comes out. Allow it to open (on their own) from the inside, life comes. I've never heard that before.
I feel like nobody really talks about how pushy of an interviewer Barbara Walters actually was…
Yeah she totally was pushy
She wasn't pushy. She was a bully. Her interview with Cory Feldman is disgraceful.
It's funny because she was known for asking softball questions and kissed the rear end of powerful people, like when she asked the dictator of Cuba, "if you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be?"
Walters has asked some horrendous questions.
A lot of hosts are. Oprah can do no wrong for a lot of people and while I don't dislike her, I couldn't stand watching her interviews because she would interrupt her guests b4 they could finish answering her question.
That question to Ariana Grande is ridiculous. Her answer was perfect about thinking its all girls have to choose between
Next to the fact that they probably don't ask guys an equally sexist answer...But yes, her reply was also spot-on.
"Okay, but if you had to choose between Barbie dolls, makeup, or crying in a strong man's arms, which would you do while PMS'ing boobily around?"
She was still so polite about it. I woulda just blinked confused befofe blurting out 'are you stupid?'
You'd think a unicorn would be more "macho" to these guys than a horse. It's a horse with a weapon!
To think that was a sexist question LOL!
You know how kids will say "ew" when they see their parents kiss in front of them? I've started reacting like the parents in those situations when someone says something rude or inappropriate about lgbtq+ topics or my own gender identity/sexuality. (I am a trans man (very early on T so I don't pass well) and am also pansexual)
Royally pissed one guy off because he saw my pride pin I had clipped to my beanie that day and he started making comments. (I live in a Bible Belt county in the South) He started saying I was going to hell, what I was doing was wrong, ect ect. I just laughed and told him he wasn't the first person to say that. When he asked me why I didn't decide to "end this phase" I laughed again. I told him, "Well when are you gonna listen to what your mama always told you and mind your own business? What I'm doing isn't hurting anybody. You're just mad that I'm not into old men like you." I got to watch his stunned and angry face in silence before I paid for my items and left the store. It was glorious. 😂
Lol i like your comeback to him after he said that to you! People have said that to me in the past (I am a gay man) when they would say that I am going to hell I would always tell them "save me a seat ill see you there" lmao 🤣
After reading this, three words come to mind. "Like a boss". Well played, man.
"You're going to Hell!" - Them
"Great! See you there! Oh, I won't save you a seat at the cool kids table, not with THAT attitude." - Me
Never in my life have I seen that shade of purple outside a grape or a plum.
I wish you well on your transition. I hope you get the support you need. Always remember you are best placed to know whether you are male, female, or something else. Negative comments from other people reveal something about them and nothing about you.
I get that grossed out feeling when two men or two women kiss, or when the left pushes to murder babies in the womb, or when they push to have body parts cut of children. You know, actual disgusting things.
I know that it should be a given that celebrities are supportive, but some of these people while I was watching I was like "oh, they support me??" and I genuinely almost cried, this made my day so much better
I love how Paul Mccartney just says "yes, boys." Like so simple. "Morgans showed a disrespectful lack of understanding or compassion for the transgender experience" Yeah, no surprising. Common Pierce Morgan L. And his disrespect just got worse.
God I love him, so talented AND kind
@@juliannad6091 Yeah, he is! And Pierce is such an L. He hasn't changed a bit.
@@willchristie2650 Exactly.
I am straight but believe everyone has a right to love who they choose.
Weirdo.
@@kiranjitKaur61 Yeah, we know you are.
@@jennifergreen6510 Thine self clearly rather art so. Weirdo.
You could replace 'but' with 'and.' The two shouldn't seem mutually exclusive to us.
@@kiranjitKaur61 you're projecting so hard
Could you give me the alternatives to girls, are there others?
Paul: Yes, boys!
we stan
Ryans Reynolds saying "I'm not a monster" made my day.
Holly shit 224 likes?! Mom I'm famous!
Ugh !*
@@kiranjitKaur61 why are you in the contents section with crazy asterisk use??!!!! Oh... And your homophobia.... You could've just kept scrolling....
@@jessiebouclier4776 I think she must be very bored and lonely and the trolling she is doing is the only way she can get any attention she so desperately wants.
@@kiranjitKaur61 Ugh to you. 😂
@@It-is-me...Melsie It is nothing whatsoever unto do with attention. I am Anti lbtq and rather proud unto be so. *
Laverne Cox is a legend and a true icon in not just the LGBTQ+ community but in society as a whole
Not whatsoever rather.
@@kiranjitKaur61 says you rather
Well this is America, it doesn't really take much to be considered a legend and an icon here.
Being gay is simply being light and happy, rather. I am cooly Heterosexual and gay. * Because I am COOL !*
I love RyanReynolds. Reluctantly, at first, because I hate loving overly beautiful people because I doubt beautiful people are scrutinized enough, but the more I hear him speak I am shocked that such a cute man can be smart, kind, thoughtful and overall rad. DAMN YOU FATE! The whole package?! The looks and insides? Canada DELIVERED.
As a Canadian he is truly the best
This is meant to be silly, so please take it as such, but I choose to assume that he has micro issues downstairs as a result of how perfect he is otherwise. I'll never know for sure and it doesn't really matter so long as I believe it. No one can be so perfect LOL.
If the day ever comes where he is on the news for being a terrible predator all this time, we officially give up on the human race and call it a day.
@@KrysUnplugged he does have severe anxiety that can form who you are. And gives a lot of compassion to others.
Deadpool and Colossus ♥️✨
I dated a girl who was bisexual. She was attracted to feminine women and masculine men. Anything in between was a no go. Anyways, while she was with me she was all for me. She never asked if she could mess with a woman or anything related. Sadly, we broke up due to covid keeping us separated. Different states/us territory. We couldn't see each for two years
Thyself wouldst be better off without such a freak, rather.
Sounds like you were in monogamous relationship, regardless of sexual preference. Otherwise known as a healthy relationship. Just because someone is attracted to the same sex doesn't mean they expect you to let them step out as long as it's with someone of the same sex. I've been married to a bi woman for 23 years and she's never expected me to be okay with her messing around with other women. Just because someone is bi doesn't mean they expect their partner to be okay with them cheating on them, even if it's with someone of the same sex.
@@Se7enDuece very true. I can't lie and say it wasn't confusing at first, because it was lol. But as time went on, I realized that we all have our preferences, but we find what we need. Thought it was cut short, I'm glad to have known her. definitely opened my eyes to more possibilities. And congratulations on your marriage. you don't hear that many years nowadays
@@Se7enDuece But the narrative seems to be men would love their women to mess around with another woman (as long as they could join in too)!
@SWLinPHX until your wife leaves you for another woman LMAO
monogamy in monogamy, polyamary is polyamary
your sexual orientation and gender are independent factors
Honestly, this video would’ve been much better if we could hear more of the actual interviews & a lot less of the voiceover about the interviews.
For some reason, at my Junior High in the mid 80s, sexuality became a big deal, with everyone feeling they had the right to ask you about it. Many times I was asked if I was gay, and I simply responded, "Don't worry, you're not my type," whether the asker was male or female. Younger generations are getting called snowflakes simply because they won't put up with this kind of BS: asking personal questions of people you aren't close to is NOT OK. Don't ask gender, sexuality, are you pregnant, do you have kids, how are you disabled, etc. MIND YA OWN BUSINESS and just so kindness and respect to EVERYONE.
Truth is, people can't help but speculate about someone's sexuality. Even as a straight man, I've had people question my sexuality. I haven't had a girlfriend in years. I'm also still a virgin. One guy I worked with would try and hook me up with women I wasn't interested in. When I said I wasn't interested, he would accuss me of being gay. He actually said it in a malicious manner.
It really is simple: Don't be so damn nosey when it comes to people's sexual preferences. They don't owe you an explanation in that regard. If they wanna talk about it, they will. If they don't, they don't have to.
this applies to trans individuals, but i think the basic principle applies:
are they trans?
are you willing to grab them to find out? if no, then it doesn't matter. if yes, then you're a bigger problem than they are.
to modify it:
are they gay?
are you willing to invade their privacy to see who they choose to sleep with? if no, then it doesn't matter. if yes, we should be calling the cops on you.
I was single for a long time before finally meeting my husband and I am shy so a lot of people thought I was a lesbian. I never really paid much attention to what other people thought though.
When I was much younger and still looked great I worked in a busy bar. I'm also a naturally smiley and friendly person. Of course I'd get hit on a lot. I have lost count the number of times men who came on to me and I (tried to kindly) rebuffed would either hiss at me or loudly shout "Lesbian" or "Gay b*****", and the likes.
Sometimes, and bless those dudes, other men in the bar would tell them off. I didn't need them too, but I thought it was kind of them.
Marriage is between two people who love each other.
Period, full stop.😊
or financial purposes.
@@azury21sameasxbl92 nahh that relationship will end in a divorce once the money is secured 😂
Marriage is between a MAN (a Real Man *) and a Woman. Rather. *
@@kiranjitKaur61 plz stop trolling this comment section. We already know you’re insecure about the existence of queer people. Go get a job
A person's sexuality is personal and private if they want to talk about fine but if they don't back of .
3:08 the biggest error here comes from not understanding the fact that sexual or romantic orientation is not something that you practice but rather something that you ARE. You don't "practice" bisexuality you just are bi
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It is like saying that "yOu MuSt" be with both/multiple people from both genders to be happy
Which is an insanely nonsense and straight up disgusting though to have
Ricky Martin's analogy of the egg--absolutely brilliant!! I have never heard that anywhere else, and cannot think of a better description of forcing someone into/out of a situation prior to their readiness and consent.
I would love to see a response that turned things around, saying to the interviewer: "How about we talk about you, your body, and your love life?" But these are great, and I appreciate them all.
The LGBTQ+ community are a bunch of mooks😒
Tom Hardy more or less said "I'm at work, why the personal questions?"
You know it was staged the show is known to staged and rehersed.
Because in the movie he was playing a gay character. The initial question wasn't even weather he was gay or not, just if he thought it was hard for celebrities to discuss their sexualities (yk, like the character that tom hardy was playing in that movie)
Let’s not forget the time Tom Hardy responded to the question if he has had gay sex with, “Of course, I’m a fucking actor!” That dude is sex on two legs AND all class.
"A non-practicing bisexual." WTH kind of logic was that? LOL!
to be fair i'm a non-practicing heterosexual
I'm a bi and was married to a guy and everyone just acted like I was suddenly straight. When I would comment on a beautiful woman I would have people literally say but you married a guy you are straight. Just like when I was with my ex gf before my husband people acted like I was just a lesbian. Bi people are often treated like we can only exist when single
maybe he's a non-practicing intelligent?
I'm glad that fossil is exactly that now..
Let me rephrase his question for you: "What is the point of saying you're bisexual when you're in a marital relationship?" Are you leaving the door open for exploration? Cheating? Ending the marriage?
I've failed to appreciate how witty and funny David Bowie was.
it seldom showed up in his actual music or acting, tho.
Ugh !
@@kiranjitKaur61 Now you're hating on David Bowie? You've gone too far. I wish the goblins would come take you away. Right now.
He was brilliant.
And quite funny .especially later when he was older.
@@andercoyote4170He really was. And y’all, Suffragette City is about being Bi.