FROM PARIS WITH YAGG

Towleroad's tv correspondents John Helmin and Josh Koll from Josh & Josh are Famous caught up with Colin Firth and Julianne Moore to discuss their Oscar-nominated film (unfortunately the movie did not win any awards) A Single Man, and they also gave their views on gay marriage in light of recent political milestones.

"People should be able to marry who they want. I don't understand why it's so controversial, said Colin Firth. Laws should be in place to protect people from harm, and gay marriage does not harm anyone... "

"We are living during an absurd time period, said Julianne Moore, people just voted against these rights in New York, and there is Proposition 8 in California. I think is it all barbaric. I think the whole institution of marriage should come under review-everyone should have access to civil unions, in such a way that the church never gets involved in people's private lives again. Those who want a church ceremony, good for them, but when it comes to equal rights and rights for people already in a relationship, everyone should have the same advantages, rights, and responsibilities."

See below the interview:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_Evrn7hUho

Got $1.5 Million laying around and you just don't know what to do with it? Have no fear, Yagg is here! Colin Firth's striking house in Tom Ford's 'A Single Man', currently playing on the screen, is now on the market. A 1949 John Lautner design, the house in in Glendale, about 15 minutes from downtown LA, not Santa Monica like in the movie. Here's the ad for the house:

"Hidden in a wooded valley at the foot of the Verdugo Mountains, the redwood, concrete & glass residence opens to the oak forest that influenced the form and orientation
of the design. A meticulous restoration of systems, as well as surfaces, hardware & appliances has been completed. This published, world class architectural treasure
incorporates open plan living, dining and den areas, two bedrooms, one & a half baths, laundry and attached two carport. In nature and apart, yet just 15 minutes to
downtown Los Angeles."

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tCxRO67gyk&feature=player_embedded