I got the interview through his publicist and chatted briefly with him and he said he was going to come out as bi in his interview, which he had never done before.
I set up an interview with one actor who played a gay character on TV convincingly (He's very gay.) but who, I was surprised, was not out about being 'bisexual' yet. I never asked any of them who they fuck or what their sexuality was. I used to contribute freelance writing for one of the major national US LGBT publications.
R59 The excuse that he worked for an LGBT outlet is bullshit, and if it's an accepted explanation, then there's a good reason for LGBT outlets not being accepted at press conferences like this.
