When Tim Cook was on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he was asked about Steve Jobs, which portrays the Apple founder in a less than positive light, and Cook said “I think a lot of people are trying to be opportunistic and I hate this. It’s not a great part of our world.” Aaron Sorkin, who wrote the film, called him out for defending his late friend and boss. “Nobody did this movie to get rich. Secondly, Tim Cook should really see the movie before he decides what it is. Third, if you’ve got a factory full of children in China assembling phones for 17 cents an hour you’ve got a lot of nerve calling someone else opportunistic.”
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Michael Sam called in to The Dan Patrick Show to talk about what happened in Montreal, what his future plans were, and what he might have done differently over the last year. One of the big points is that Sam would not have come out when he did. “I wanted to come out after I made an NFL roster. It really wasn’t supposed to be public.” Still he has no regrets about coming out, or allowing the cameras into his home for the draft, and that famous kiss. He does seem to harbor some ill will towards his advisers.
When Selena Gomex stopped by the BBC One Live Lounge to perform Magic’s “Rude” she didn’t give us a groundbreaking arrangement, nor really even a stellar vocal performance. But one thing she did do was leave all the genders in tact, so that she’s singing about asking for the had of a man’s daughter, which considering the storyline of a traditional father who wants a specific life for his daughter becomes all the more powerful when it’s done as a same-sex proposal.
The Doctors invited anti-gay pastor Josh Feuerstein on the show to talk about his Christian views on gender and sexuality and parenting, and put him face to face with Mikki Willis, the dad who rose to viral fame after celebrating his son picking out a Little Mermaid doll. What’s striking about all of this isn’t the content – we know what Feuerstein is going to say before he says it. What struck me was that nobody was on his side. The doctors jumped all over it about sexuality being innate, while gender was more complicated than toys. And the audience had zero fucks to give about his opinion.