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‘Out’ Ranks the Top 50 Gays
Daily Intelligencer 3-4-2007
When New York did a "Gay Life Now" issue in 2001, only seven of the forty prominent New York gays asked to pose for the cover were willing. Those big shots may have been gay, and they may have been out, but it just wouldn't do for them to be gay and out on the cover of a magazine. "There was a time when the closet was a necessary safe haven," our pal Maer Roshan, who edited the issue, wrote in an angry 2,000-word essay. "But now, it exists as an anachronistic monument to shame. It's time for our public figures to stop hiding in there — and for journalists to stop helping them." Six years and a month later, maybe at least that second part has come true. Here's a first glimpse at the cover of Out magazine's "50 Most Powerful Gay Men and Women in America" issue. Those are models holding Jodie Foster and Anderson Cooper masks on the cover. Neither, of course, would appear themselves.
1. David Geffen2. Anderson Cooper3. Ellen DeGeneres4. Tim Gill5. Barney Frank6. Rosie O’Donnell7. The New York Times Gay Mafia: Richard Berke, Ben Brantley, Frank Bruni, Stuart Elliott, Adam Nagourney, Stefano Tonchi, and Eric Wilson8. Marc Jacobs9. Andrew Tobias10. Brian Graden11. Jann Wenner12. Andrew Sullivan13. Suze Orman14. Joe Solmonese15. Fred Hochberg16. Christine Quinn17. Perez Hilton18. Scott Rudin19. John Aravosis20. Sheila Kuehl21. James B. Stewart22. Nick Denton23. Tom Ford24. Nate Berkus25. Adam Moss26. Jim Nelson27. Lorri L. Jean28. Adam Rose29. Annie Leibovitz30. Simon Halls and Stephen Huvane31. Bryan Lourd32. Bryan Singer33. Jonathan Burnham34. Brian Swardstrom35. Robert Greenblatt36. Chi Chi LaRue37. Dan Mathews38. Neil Meron and Craig Zadan39. Ingrid Sischy40. Marc Cherry41. Carolyn Strauss42. Irshad Manji43. Jodie Foster44. Christine Vachon45. André Leon Talley46. Hilary Rosen47. Matthew Marks48. Benny Medina49. Mitchell Gold50. David Kuhn
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