I had such a great time with my favorite person in all the world (Jay Mohr) this past week while I was in LA. We hung out at the Hollywood Improv, caused a ruckus in Burbank, and I was his first-ever guest on the “Mohr Sports LA” podcast!

Listen to Episode 23 HERE. We go completely off the rails. Jay also featured my song “Break Me Down” at the end of Episode 26 HERE.

Here we are makin’ like Bert and Ernie with the baby ladies:

And here I am hanging out with LA Lakers owner Jeanie Buss and the baby ladies:

Oh, and here’s Jay talking about me on stage at the Hollywood Improv:

I love this man so much it hurts!

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I can’t really talk about this project right now but I am allowed to post photos from my LA adventures on set with Wendy Ellis and Sarah Yanosy and in real life with Jay Mohr this past week.

Stay tuned for more, of course…

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(Originally Published on The Huffington Post on 3/30/2012)

I’m going to Los Angeles this weekend to meet my man’s parents for the first time. I’m really excited to get to know the people who created this extraordinary creature I love so much, and it feels super special to have been invited to accompany him on the journey. So romantical!

At any rate, I figured that because I’m spun out all giddy-like on matters of the heart at the moment, it would be the perfect time for the second round of my ongoing interview series about love and relationships, “Queer Celebrities Need Love, Too.” For this edition I reached out to Imperial Teen‘s Will Schwartz, original Hole drummer Patty Schemel, TV personality Philip Tetro (from MTV Canada’s 1 Girl 5 Gays), transgender comedian Ian Harvie, New York Times bestselling author (and Madonna‘s brother) Christopher G. Ciccone, actor PJ DeBoy, radio talkshow host (and former Playgirl president) Daniel Nardicio, and Sexpop god Mario Diaz. They all weighed in on the same five questions:

1. If you had to sum up the entire history of your love life in one word, what would it be?

2. What’s your favorite on-screen romance of all time? What was it about their love that you liked?

3. Name something that’s a deal breaker for you in relationships.

4. What does a perfect day look like to you? Is it spent alone or with someone else?

5. If you could pick a theme song for that day, what would it be?

Here’s what they had to say about stuff (and things). Read the rest of this entry »