Ruth Negga & Joel Edgerton In 'Love Story' By Mario Testino For Vogue US November 2016

Ruth Negga & Joel Edgerton In 'Love Story' By Mario Testino For Vogue US November 2016

Actors Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton are styled by Camilla Nickerson and Michael Philouze in 'Love Story', celebrating one of the season's finest films 'Loving'. Mario Testino flashes the couple, symbolizing the true story of a 1950s interracial couple Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving, fighting for their right to marry in Virginia, for Vogue US November 2016.

Writer Danzy Senna interviewed the actors, with Negga the subject of major Oscar buzz. "Virginia isn't that different from Ireland," explained the Ethiopian-born star, who moved to Ireland at age four. “Virginia isn’t that different from Ireland,” she says. “Land and home and community are superimportant. When I was playing her, I tried to imagine I couldn’t go home again because of whom I married. It must have drained the lifeblood from her.” She also related to Mildred’s dawning racial awareness. “When I was a kid in Ireland, there were not very many black people. I was very much like the strange brown thing, intriguing and cute. I didn’t experience racism there. The first time I did was in London. It was that moment that you realize you’re black. A kind of lifting of the veil.”

'Loving' comes in the heat of America's presidential election, the Black Lives Matter movement, and Donald Trump's shouting promises to build a wall between America and Mexico. 

That's the double beauty of the film," says Edgerton. "It's a racial period piece, but it also echoes very loudly today."

Rudy Giuliani Sells His Soul & Reputation To Trump Misogyny & Egocentric White Male Nationalism

Rudy Giuliani Sells His Soul & Reputation To Trump Misogyny & Egocentric White Male Nationalism

The asshat known as Rudi Giuliani, former mayor of New York, whose second wife Donna Hanover found out he was leaving her for the third wife Judith Nathan in a May,2000 New York press conference in Bryant Park, had a few choice words today about a woman president. I saw it live.

You see, Rudi Giuliani had a lot of style in telling wife #2 that she was toast, almost as much style as Giuliani's recent crude remark about immigrant dishwashers at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.

Realistically, we shouldn't be upset that Rudi Giuliani suggested today that Donald Trump would be a better president "than a woman". Is that any woman, Rudy? Or just Hillary Clinton who won the Senate seat you were seeking until your spectacular marital problems and prostate cancer caused you to retreat from your campaign. Was the problem really your health?