TIME AFTER TIME

it’s kind of funny, we’re having this really, heavy romantic (on-screen) experience … where he’s proposing to her and flying her all over the place and they’re going to all these dinners together onscreen and offscreen,” she said. “But no, we’re not dating.” In fact, there are clauses in Evangelista’s real life contract that remind her she’s not on a date when she shoots sexually charged scenes on “The Arrangement.”

“Before you even walk on set there’s lawyers talking to producers and you’re talking to wardrobe and wardrobe is talking to writers about how we’re going to show the sex scenes,” she said. “There are so many people involved in it that it’s bizarre.”

In real life, Evangelista — a Staten Island native whose cousin is super model — will be single and ready to mingle when she simultaneously hosts Saturday’s polo tournament and celebrates being on the latest cover of Social Life magazine. Just don’t ask her about the actual sport of polo.

“I know there’s a horse involved,” she laughed. honored singer for her service to the LGBTQ Community at LOGO’s Trailblazer Awards, then addressed growing concern from fellow Democrats that she should rethink her leadership role in the party, which has struggled to win elections. “We have the arena now,” she said. “People are ready to listen and we’ll have our message about the economy, but we will not walk away from our responsibilities that some people in some parts of the country are not ready for.”