the Doppelgang: 2009

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Away We Go

Looks like Sam Mendes based his new film
Away We Go on the Life and Times of
Jeremy Stock. John Krasinski is a dead ringer
for our friend Jblizza in this movie.

Good Casting Mendes.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Matt Zitman/ Kirby Ferguson/ Ryan Belco

From Left to Right
Matt Zitman/Kirby Ferguson/ Ryan Belco

I made a new friend this week, vegas caricaturist Ryan Belco(right). he works with celestia at the miracle mile on the strip. He instantly reminded me of Matt, and one of my exes, Canadian Videographer kirby Ferguson (www.goodiebag.tv)
They have a lot of similarities personality wise too. its really funny. Trying to convince Ryan to go to the next con, and cripple con, so hopefully y'all will get to meet him!

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Come out, Come out wherever you are.

Los Angeles (E! Online) – Brian Oakes has a lot to look forward to this month. Not only is the Oscar-winning writer of Milk being honored tonight in L.A. by gay youth-mentoring group LifeWorks, but in a couple of weeks he will be one of three grand marshals of New York City's Pride March.

There's so much more, but it's too much to list here.

Sadly, earlier this week, Oakes was confronted with the ugly side of being a public figure…

A website posted three-year-old photos of Oakes engaged in what appears to be risky sex.

"It is unfortunate that individuals and other outside parties are trying to profit from material which is clearly private," Oakes said in the statement released to me Friday afternoon. "I have had the privilege to speak to people across the country, both gay and straight, on a number of critical issues including safe sex. More important than the embarrassment of this incident is the misleading message these images send. I apologize and cannot emphasize enough the importance of responsible sexual practices."

A source tells me that the other man in the photo is someone Oakes was dating at the time. Oakes' lawyers are said to be seeking legal action to stop distribution of the pics.

Fortunately, my source said, Oakes is not allowing this hiccup to stop him from continuing his work in support of gay rights, particularly on issues pertaining to young people. He also continues to draw "funny faces" in a theme park.