Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

Further, this would be really simple to corroborate by talking to the photographer and/or anyone else who might have been awake and paying attention.

Why does NY Post (NOT a beacon of fair journalism, as any NYCer can tell you) make no effort to do so before running loaded language like "wash the taste of him out of my mouth"?

That language is from her saying he forced a tongue kiss on her in rehearsal. And again, his finger tips are plainly touching. Obvious. Is it not groping because it's just his fingers?

Yet they're using this prominently in a way that suggests something far worse. If his fingertips' shadows (the ones not parallel to light/lens line) were considerably smaller, yes. They're only about half as small, which suggests less than half the distance but not touching.

Far worse than him forcibly tongue-kissing her? What do you think is being suggested that's worse than that?

If you don't see it, you're happier not knowing.

I just wanted you to say it. It's reported accurately. It's not sensationalized to want to wash the taste of an unwanted tongue out of your own mouth.

I hope you'll look back at the first sentence later, once your passion for the subject has faded.