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Anderson Cooper shed tears as he shared stories of the Orlando victims
The out anchor kept it together, barely, as he told CNN viewers a little about each of the 49 victims.
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Anderson Cooper isn’t voting for either Hillary or Bernie. Here’s why.
“I’ve gone back and forth on it.”
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Anderson Cooper to Trump: ‘You’re acting like a five-year-old child’
“Come on,” said Cooper. “You’re running for president of the United States.”
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What does Anderson Cooper think of Donald Trump?
He “defies the laws of political gravity.”
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Kelly Ripa, John Oliver, Thomas Roberts among recipients of GLAAD awards
The awards honor those who further GLAAD’s mission of ensuring that stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are heard through media outlets.
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Anderson Cooper responds to pastor’s ‘gay agenda’ critique
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper has responded to the Christian pastor who criticized over his “gay agenda.”
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The RidicuList: Happy Birthday, Anderson Cooper
From Tuesday night’s AC360 on CNN: “How is this for a birthday surprise? Anderson thought he was reading tonight’s RidicuList on a bear sleeping in a hammock, but that’s when some of the biggest names in news delivered unforgettable birthday messages.”
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State senator tells Anderson Cooper there’s no discrimination in Arizona
In an interview with Anderson Cooper on Monday, Arizona GOP state Senator and gubernatorial candidate Al Melvin defended Arizona’s SB 1062, the controversial the bill that would allow businesses to discriminate against gays based on religious beliefs.
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Don Lemon on why it’s still important for famous people to publicly come out
CNN’s Don Lemon ended the “OutFront” broadcast on Monday night by commenting about Robin Roberts’ coming out, and why it’s important for other famous people to publicly come out as well.
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LGBT History Month profile: Journalist Anderson Cooper
Anderson Cooper is an award-winning news anchor, author and talk show host. Born in New York City to a prominent family, Anderson Hays Cooper is the son of Wyatt Emory Cooper and heiress and entrepreneur Gloria Vanderbilt.