Gabourey Sidibe talks Vanity Fair cover exclusion
LOS ANGELES, Calif. --It wasn't just a host of media watchers that noticed the lack of diversity on Vanity Fair's 2010 Young Hollywood cover. Breakout star Gabourey Sidibe noticed it too...
From Access Hollywood
LOS ANGELES, Calif. —It wasn’t just a host of media watchers that noticed the lack of diversity on Vanity Fair’s 2010 Young Hollywood cover. Breakout star Gabourey Sidibe noticed it too.
Newcomer Gabourey, an Oscar nominee for her role in “Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire” admitted that although she was happy being a part of the magazine — she’s featured in a shoot with her “Precious” co-star Mo’Nique and director Lee Daniels — her cover exclusion did indeed cross her mind.
“Were you satisfied with the story inside the magazine?” Access Hollywood asked the Best Actress nominee at Monday’s Oscar Luncheon.
“Was I satisfied? Yeah, well… I mean, I come from a world where I’m not on covers and I’m not in magazines at all,” Gabourey said. “And so I was happy to be in the magazine.
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