When we were at the airport bookstore and saw Anderson Cooper on the cover of Outside, we thought, "Great, another throwaway interview with CNN's boytoy." But someone else actually picked up the magazine and read the words, rather than just stare into his baby blues. So they found the answer to the question "Did you get biter about life (in New York City)?": "Not bitter, just more confused. It made it harder to fit in. I stopped going to parties. I remember coming back from Rwanda during the genocide, and going directly to a dinner party and not being able to converse with anyone. I just had nothing to say. I remember being very negative: They were talking about stupid stuff. But you can't exist like that forever. You have to come to some sort of understanding in your own head." Meanwhile, at a recent event where we saw Cooper, he could be overheard discussing the tailored cut of his suit, so, uh, glad he got over that social anxiety.