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JohnnyYou » 23 Dec 2025, 6:25 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:25 am

Yes, please do a reverse image search
I ran a reverse image search, but no exact matches were found to identify the people, event, or date of this photo. However, I did find similar costume elements that may help narrow down its context.

If that WAS a photo of Trump the [[[MSM]]] would have ran that photo 24/7 to help destroy Trumps bid for the presidency.
They never touched that ridiculous photo with a ten foot pole.
Even CNN had some standards.....   
You look so desperate.......such a sad little clown.
Thank you for your service..... for providing the normal men of this forum with so much ridiculousness every day   to laugh about   
 
 

Is the individual on the right Roy Cohn?
Based on available visual references, the individual on the right does not appear to be Roy Cohn. The facial structure, age, and typical public appearances of Roy Cohn do not match the person in the costume. However, without definitive metadata or corroborating sources, this cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty.

Comparison with Known Images of Roy Cohn
Feature Person in Photo (Right) Roy Cohn (Historical Photos)
Facial Structure Fuller face, broader jawline Narrower face, more angular features
Hair Mostly obscured by Roman helmet Receding hairline, often slicked back
Age Appearance Appears middle-aged Roy Cohn was balding and aged noticeably by the 1980s
Typical Attire Costume (Roman soldier) Conservative suits, rarely seen in costume
Public Persona Unknown High-profile lawyer, rarely seen in flamboyant dress
Contextual Considerations
Roy Cohn was a prominent attorney and political fixer, known for his association with Senator Joseph McCarthy and later with Donald Trump. He was frequently photographed at high-society events, but typically in formal attire.

While he did attend parties at venues like Studio 54, there is no public record or image of him in a Roman costume or similar theatrical garb.

The person in your image appears to be participating in a themed or costume event, which is not consistent with Roy Cohn’s documented public appearances.

What You Could Try Next
Facial Recognition Tools: Services like PimEyes or Microsoft Azure Face API can compare the image to known photos of Roy Cohn.

Crowdsourced Identification: Posting the image to forums like Reddit’s r/HelpMeFind or r/TipOfMyTongue may yield surprising results.

Event-Specific Research: If you suspect this photo was taken at a known event (e.g., Studio 54, a charity gala), we can search archives from that event for matching photos.

Would you like help running a facial comparison or drafting a post for one of those communities?
 

JohnnyYou » 23 Dec 2025, 6:36 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:36 am

Is the individual on the right Roy Cohn?
Based on available visual references, the individual on the right does not appear to be Roy Cohn. The facial structure, age, and typical public appearances of Roy Cohn do not match the person in the costume. However, without definitive metadata or corroborating sources, this cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty.

Comparison with Known Images of Roy Cohn
Feature Person in Photo (Right) Roy Cohn (Historical Photos)
Facial Structure Fuller face, broader jawline Narrower face, more angular features
Hair Mostly obscured by Roman helmet Receding hairline, often slicked back
Age Appearance Appears middle-aged Roy Cohn was balding and aged noticeably by the 1980s
Typical Attire Costume (Roman soldier) Conservative suits, rarely seen in costume
Public Persona Unknown High-profile lawyer, rarely seen in flamboyant dress
Contextual Considerations
Roy Cohn was a prominent attorney and political fixer, known for his association with Senator Joseph McCarthy and later with Donald Trump. He was frequently photographed at high-society events, but typically in formal attire.

While he did attend parties at venues like Studio 54, there is no public record or image of him in a Roman costume or similar theatrical garb.

The person in your image appears to be participating in a themed or costume event, which is not consistent with Roy Cohn’s documented public appearances.

What You Could Try Next
Facial Recognition Tools: Services like PimEyes or Microsoft Azure Face API can compare the image to known photos of Roy Cohn.

Crowdsourced Identification: Posting the image to forums like Reddit’s r/HelpMeFind or r/TipOfMyTongue may yield surprising results.

Event-Specific Research: If you suspect this photo was taken at a known event (e.g., Studio 54, a charity gala), we can search archives from that event for matching photos.

Would you like help running a facial comparison or drafting a post for one of those communities?

If that was a photo of Trump the [[[MSM]]] would have ran that photo 24/7 to help destroy Trumps bid for the presidency.
They never touched that ridiculous photo with a ten foot pole.
Even CNN had some standards.....   
You look so desperate.......such a sad little clown.
Thank you for your service..... for providing the normal men of this forum with so much ridiculousness  to laugh about   
 

ased on available visual references, the individual on the right does not appear to be Roy Cohn. The facial structure, age, and typical public appearances of Roy Cohn do not match the person in the costume. However, without definitive metadata or corroborating sources, this cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty.

Comparison with Known Images of Roy Cohn
Feature Person in Photo (Right) Roy Cohn (Historical Photos)
Facial Structure Fuller face, broader jawline Narrower face, more angular features
Hair Mostly obscured by Roman helmet Receding hairline, often slicked back
Age Appearance Appears middle-aged Roy Cohn was balding and aged noticeably by the 1980s
Typical Attire Costume (Roman soldier) Conservative suits, rarely seen in costume
Public Persona Unknown High-profile lawyer, rarely seen in flamboyant dress
Contextual Considerations
Roy Cohn was a prominent attorney and political fixer, known for his association with Senator Joseph McCarthy and later with Donald Trump. He was frequently photographed at high-society events, but typically in formal attire.

While he did attend parties at venues like Studio 54, there is no public record or image of him in a Roman costume or similar theatrical garb.

The person in your image appears to be participating in a themed or costume event, which is not consistent with Roy Cohn’s documented public appearances.

What You Could Try Next
Facial Recognition Tools: Services like PimEyes or Microsoft Azure Face API can compare the image to known photos of Roy Cohn.

Crowdsourced Identification: Posting the image to forums like Reddit’s r/HelpMeFind or r/TipOfMyTongue may yield surprising results.

Event-Specific Research: If you suspect this photo was taken at a known event (e.g., Studio 54, a charity gala), we can search archives from that event for matching photos.

Would you like help running a facial comparison or drafting a post for one of those communities?

Is the individual on the left Roy Cohn?
Based on visual comparison with known photographs of Roy Cohn, the individual on the left does not appear to be Roy Cohn. Here's a breakdown of the reasoning:

Comparison with Roy Cohn (Left Individual)
Feature Person in Photo (Left) Roy Cohn (Historical Photos)
Facial Structure Fuller cheeks, rounded jawline Narrower face, angular jaw, prominent cheekbones
Hair Dark, full hair visible under headpiece Receding hairline, thinning hair, often slicked back
Age Appearance Appears youthful to middle-aged Roy Cohn aged visibly in the 1980s, with sunken features
Attire Black tuxedo with flamboyant red feather headpiece Conservative suits, rarely wore theatrical accessories
Public Persona Unknown High-profile attorney, rarely seen in costume
Contextual Considerations
Roy Cohn was known for his stern, formal public image. While he did attend social events, including at places like Studio 54, he was typically photographed in conservative attire.

The individual in the image is wearing an extravagant feathered headpiece—something not associated with Cohn’s documented public appearances.

No known photographs of Roy Cohn match this look or setting.

Next Steps If You Suspect a Match
If you still suspect this might be Roy Cohn and want to confirm:

Use Facial Recognition Tools: Services like PimEyes or Azure Face API can compare this image to known photos of Roy Cohn.

Search Event Archives: If you know the event or venue (e.g., Studio 54, Fire Island, charity galas), we can search photo archives from those events.

Crowdsourced Help: Posting to forums like r/HelpMeFind or r/TipOfMyTongue on Reddit may yield surprising results.

Would you like help drafting a post or running a facial comparison?

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The image matches perfeectly with an article by vanity fair. Do you see that?Thanks for the tip! I searched thoroughly, but I couldn’t find a Vanity Fair article that includes this exact image or confirms the identities of the individuals shown. It’s possible the article exists behind a paywall, in a print edition, or hasn’t been indexed online in a way that links directly to this image. What I Did and Found

• I searched for combinations of keywords like Vanity Fair, Roman soldier costume, red feather headpiece, and costume party photo.
• The results mostly pointed to costume retailers (like Nicky Bigs Novelties) selling similar Roman helmets and feathered accessories.
• No Vanity Fair article appeared in the top indexed results that included this specific image or confirmed the identities of the people.

What You Can Try NextIf you’ve seen this image in a Vanity Fair article, here are a few ways to help pinpoint it:

1. Check Your Browser History: If you recently viewed the article, I can help you search your browsing history to find the exact link.
2. Upload a Screenshot or Link: If you have a screenshot of the article or a URL, I can analyze it directly.
3. Search Vanity Fair’s Archives: Try searching Vanity Fair’s website using keywords like “costume party,” “Roman soldier,” or “red feather headpiece.”
4. Reverse Image Search: Upload the image to Google Images or TinEye to see if it links back to Vanity Fair.

Would you like me to help search your browser history for the article, or assist with a more targeted search using other clues you might have?
 

Vegas » 22 Dec 2025, 4:52 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Dec 2025, 4:52 pm

Since BV only reads like 5 words, this is way too long for him, so I will break it down:

VF made an editorial assertion, not a caption based on evidence. In other words, neither BV nor VF can prove that it is Trump any more than it can be proved that it isn't. 

**** moron. 

the original artificial intelligence was created at the dawn of civilization when context made brains honor ideas life exceeds time adapting in space as genetically eternally separated now in plain sight of navigating time uniquely alive here.

media.vanityfair /photos/5c4b4108a358ac6e49188fd5/master/w_2240,c_limit/roy-cohn-sundance-film-opener.png
Yes, the image you uploaded is an exact match to the one hosted by Vanity Fair at the link you provided. This confirms that the photo is associated with Vanity Fair’s coverage—specifically related to Roy Cohn and the Sundance film about him.

What This Confirms
Image Match: The uploaded image and the Vanity Fair-hosted image are identical in composition, costumes, and individuals.

Source: The image is titled roy-cohn-sundance-film-opener.png and is hosted on Vanity Fair’s media server.

Context: The filename suggests it was used as a promotional or illustrative image for a Vanity Fair article about the Sundance documentary Where’s My Roy Cohn?, which premiered in 2019.

What’s Still Unclear
Identity Confirmation: While the image is associated with Roy Cohn, it does not confirm whether either individual in the photo is Roy Cohn himself. It may be a historical photo from his social life or a dramatized image used for editorial effect.

Date and Event: The image likely predates the 2019 Sundance premiere and may have been taken at a party in the 1970s or 1980s, possibly at Studio 54 or a similar venue.

Next Steps
If you’d like to go deeper:

I can help locate the full Vanity Fair article that used this image to see if it includes a caption or credits.

We can also search for the original photographer or archival source, which might provide metadata like the date and names of the people pictured.

Would you like me to track down the full article or explore the image’s origin further?

s please
Yes, I found the full Vanity Fair article that uses the image you uploaded—it’s titled “The Art of the Deal” by Gabriel Sherman, published in the Hollywood 2024/2025 issue of Vanity Fair. The image is used in connection with the documentary Where’s My Roy Cohn?, and it appears to depict Roy Cohn at a costume party, likely from the 1970s or early 1980s.

Article Overview: The Art of the Deal by Gabriel Sherman
Published in: Vanity Fair, Hollywood 2024/2025 issue

Author: Gabriel Sherman

Focus: The article chronicles Sherman’s journey to get his film The Apprentice—a dramatized account of Donald Trump’s rise under Roy Cohn’s mentorship—into the public eye.

Context of the Image: The image you uploaded is used as a header or promotional visual for the article. It shows Roy Cohn (on the left, in a tuxedo with a red feathered headpiece) at a costume party, possibly Studio 54 or a similar elite New York venue.

Historical Insight: The article discusses Cohn’s influence on Trump, highlighting his ruthless legal tactics and personal contradictions, including his closeted homosexuality and role in the McCarthy hearings.

You can read the full article here: Vanity Fair – The Art of the Deal.

What This Confirms
The person on the left is Roy Cohn, as confirmed by the article’s use of the image in a biographical context.

The image is archival, likely taken in the 1970s or early 1980s, during Cohn’s high-society years in New York.

The event is a costume party, possibly at Studio 54 or a similar venue, known for its flamboyant and celebrity-filled gatherings.

Would you like a summary of the article’s key points about Roy Cohn’s influence on Trump or the documentary it inspired?

Is the individual on the right in the photograph Donald Trump?
Based on visual comparison and available historical references, the individual on the right in the photograph does not appear to be Donald Trump. Here's why:

Comparison with Donald Trump (Right Individual)
Feature Person in Photo (Right) Donald Trump (Historical Photos, 1970s–1980s)
Facial Structure Rounded face, softer jawline More angular jaw, prominent cheekbones
Hair Mostly obscured by Roman helmet Distinctive blond/reddish hair, often styled back
Age Appearance Appears middle-aged Trump in the 1970s–80s had a youthful, leaner appearance
Typical Attire Roman soldier costume Business suits, tuxedos—rarely seen in costume
Public Persona Unknown High-profile real estate developer, rarely photographed in costume
Contextual Clues
Donald Trump was known for attending high-society events in New York during the 1980s, including Studio 54, but he was typically photographed in formalwear, not theatrical costumes.

There are no publicly known or published photographs of Trump in a Roman soldier outfit or similar themed attire.

The image in question is associated with Roy Cohn and was used in Vanity Fair’s coverage of the documentary Where’s My Roy Cohn?, but it does not identify the person on the right as Trump.

Conclusion
There is no visual or documentary evidence to suggest that the individual on the right is Donald Trump. The facial features, costume, and historical context do not align with his known public appearances.

Would you like help comparing this image to known photos of Trump from the 1980s to further confirm?

Dooes anyone need extra Vegasil this morning?

I hear the @Blackvegetable  Douches are quite popular with MAGA women this season.

Guaranteed to clean out dick wads. Get some AI @Vegas  . You are lacking in the normal kind often.
 
 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 23 Dec 2025, 6:36 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:36 am

If that was a photo of Trump the [[[MSM]]] would have ran that photo 24/7 to help destroy Trumps bid for the presidency.
They never touched that ridiculous photo with a ten foot pole.
Even CNN had some standards.....   
You look so desperate.......such a sad little clown.
Thank you for your service..... for providing the normal men of this forum with so much ridiculousness  to laugh about

Oh Brother.. The Ghutto Blasturd just went splat on tthe wall. It's amazing it didn't knock it over.

@Vegas   may be able to provide some Vegasil to lube your dry mental noorahl connectivity.
Your yeast is losing fermentation. Your starting to fur meant in your cranium litter box.

 
 

JohnnyYou » 23 Dec 2025, 6:52 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:52 am

Oh Brother.. The Ghutto Blasturd just went splat on tthe wall. It's amazing it didn't knock it over.

@Vegas   may be able to provide some Vegasil to lube your dry mental noorahl connectivity.

One thing the [[[JWO]]] wanted was to effeminize the American male and THC stimulates estrogen production in men like poor johnny.....   
 
 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 23 Dec 2025, 6:54 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:54 am

One thing the [[[JWO]]] wanted was to effeminize the American male and THC stimulates estrogen production in men like poor johnny..... 

I'd love to change the world. Everyone should have unvaxxed Type O negative super blood like @Cannonpointer  

I'll settle for taxing the rich until there are no rich no more.

youtu.be/98Q8QsEc6sI?si=4kxw9cK_H6NQMaLq



Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World (1971 Original Mix) [Official Audio]
 
 
 

JohnnyYou » 23 Dec 2025, 6:59 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:59 am

I'd love to change the world. Everyone should have unvaxxed Type O negative super blood like @Cannonpointer  

I'll settle for taxing the rich until there are no rich no more.

youtu.be/98Q8QsEc6sI?si=4kxw9cK_H6NQMaLq

Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World (1971 Original Mix) [Official Audio]

I think the irony that you will end up working with the tools as an Illegal Alien loving SCAB [in a non union State] until the day you die is fantastic...!     
 
 
 

Huey » 23 Dec 2025, 6:12 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 6:12 am

Asshole, you have been curbstomped.  STFU.  🤫

AI sez:


The Photograph: The specific photograph of Roy Cohn and Donald Trump at a social event (likely a party at Le Club in June 1979, per Getty Images metadata for similar photos) is a genuine historical document of their association. The documentary used many archival photos and footage from Cohn's personal collection to build its narrative.

The Documentary's Use: The image is used as a factual representation of the well-documented mentor-mentee relationship between Cohn and Trump during the 1970s and 1980s.



The attribution correctly identifies both the subjects of the photo and the photographer who captured the moment, making it a reliable source.




NOI whimpers

"Is not!"



:die:  
 

Blackvegetable » 23 Dec 2025, 7:48 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 7:48 am

AI sez:

The Photograph: The specific photograph of Roy Cohn and Donald Trump at a social event (likely a party at Le Club in June 1979, per Getty Images metadata for similar photos) is a genuine historical document of their association. The documentary used many archival photos and footage from Cohn's personal collection to build its narrative.

The Documentary's Use: The image is used as a factual representation of the well-documented mentor-mentee relationship between Cohn and Trump during the 1970s and 1980s.

The attribution correctly identifies both the subjects of the photo and the photographer who captured the moment, making it a reliable source.

NOI whimpers

"Is not!"

If that WAS a photo of Trump the [[[MSM]]] would have ran that photo 24/7 to help destroy Trumps bid for the presidency.
They never touched that ridiculous photo with a ten foot pole.
Even CNN had some standards.....   
You look so desperate.......such a sad little clown.
Thank you for your service..... for providing the normal men of this forum with so much ridiculousness every day   to laugh about   
 

Blackvegetable » 23 Dec 2025, 7:48 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 7:48 am

AI sez:

The Photograph: The specific photograph of Roy Cohn and Donald Trump at a social event (likely a party at Le Club in June 1979, per Getty Images metadata for similar photos) is a genuine historical document of their association. The documentary used many archival photos and footage from Cohn's personal collection to build its narrative.

The Documentary's Use: The image is used as a factual representation of the well-documented mentor-mentee relationship between Cohn and Trump during the 1970s and 1980s.

The attribution correctly identifies both the subjects of the photo and the photographer who captured the moment, making it a reliable source.

NOI whimpers

"Is not!"

LOL!  ANd yet you have only been able to provide ONE source that claims it is his.  

Vegas » 22 Dec 2025, 4:52 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Dec 2025, 4:52 pm

Since BV only reads like 5 words, this is way too long for him, so I will break it down:

VF made an editorial assertion, not a caption based on evidence. In other words, neither BV nor VF can prove that it is Trump any more than it can be proved that it isn't. 

**** moron. 

How do we know it's not Bv? You know how those guys project.    lol

*GHETTOBLASTER » 23 Dec 2025, 7:56 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 7:56 am

If that WAS a photo of Trump the [[[MSM]]] 

As a matter of FACT, it is.

Blackvegetable » 23 Dec 2025, 8:05 am » wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2025, 8:05 am

As a matter of FACT, it is.

**** you bitch