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Cohen's salacious poses with the stars of Birmingham High's football team appear in the middle of this GQ fashion spread.
Cortines is so embarrassed for the district, he's even expressed concern that the photos could negatively affect Birmingham's chances to convert to a charter school, which is to be voted on by the school board Wednesday, according to LAT.
To add to Cortines' embarrassment, the story has quickly traveled from the LA Times to the Associated Press to nearly every news outlet in the land (all of which misidentify Bruno as Australian, by the way).
Cohen stars as a gay Austrian fashionista in "BrĂ¼no," opening next Friday to mass hilarity.




And of course this is exactly what Cohen wants.
Thank you Mr. Cortines for feeding the machine.
I love it.
haha, Cortines you fool. If you would have just ignored it I doubt anyone would have even noticed.
If these guys are minors, it'll continue to be interesting to watch this unfold.
Of course they're not miners, they're football players.
HEY OH!
I'll be here all week, try the veal.
Umm, who knows, Bruno may have paid Cortines behind the scenes to make a ruckus. Skeezier things have happened in this town.