Tina Brown

sort of weirdly bitter about me.

I don't know, because he did a great job.

Vanity Fair was a great success.

So what is there to be bitter about?

I'm not sure.

No, not every morning.

If I was going to go to some big event, I would certainly have her ask her to come over and help me.

For sure.

Why wouldn't I?

I think everybody would.

You know, she had much better taste in clothes than I did.

Why do you think you brought these things up?

I mean, what do you think?

Because I think, look, again, I mean, I'm afraid, I hate to say it, but I think it's the sort of the sexist way of looking at women.

I don't really know.

I think it's the sort of

condescending myth that makes men feel better sometimes because we're very threatening.

And therefore, my success had to be wrapped around with a kind of somewhat belittling

sort of rocket imagery.

I have to say that what used to amuse me really is that when I got awards as an editor, the citations were always so much more silly than those citations that men would get.