2007 AWARD SHOW PRESENTERS

LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY LAST NAME

INTRODUCTION BY

JORGE AMEER - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

 

Actor/Print Model/Filmmaker/Distributor/Film Programmer Jorge began his professional career while in his late teens. At the age of 18, he was selected to participate in the Walt Disney College Program. He worked in the marketing departments of New Line Cinema, Paramount and Columbia Pictures. In motion picture development, Jorge worked as a story analyst for Richard Gere's production company and Wendy Finerman's productions at Tri Star Pictures in the early nineties.

His acting credits include Gramercy's "Panther" and "Tales from the Hood", HBO's "Social Friction Fables" New Line's "Friday", and cameo appearances in his films "The Truth Within", "Strippers", and a supporting role in "The Singing Forest","Contadora is for lovers" and "The House of Adam".

Founder and Executive director of The Continental Film Festival, better known as the first American Independent film festival overseas on an island, was held in 1997 on the island of Contadora off the gulf of Panama. Upon the festival's completion, filmmakers returned to their destinations with reviews from the national and international press. There is where his film career actually began. He served as a festival coordinator during the very beginnings of the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival. At the LALIFF, he worked alongside Edward James Olmos and Marlene Dehmer the current festival director. Mr. Ameer also served as the coordinator for the 1988 Latino Entertainment Industry Conference. Currently, Mr. Ameer is a member of the advisory board of the Methodfest Film Festival held annually in Burbank, California. Also, a U.S. representative for the Barcelona G & L Film Festival and a film programmer for the Palm Springs G & L Film Festival, Mr. Ameer helped in the selection of many foreign features for the Palm Springs area.

After noticing a lack of recognition of foreign and independent gay themed films released theatrically, Mr. Ameer founded the International Gay Film awards, the Glitter Awards. Currently, in 6th year, the only award show of its kind that has attracted celebrities presenters such as Academy Award nominated actress Lupe Ontiveros, "Grease" and "Summer lovers", "Blue Lagoon" director Randall Kleiser,Ayre Gross, comedian Jason Stuart, Peter Miller (star of "Mambo Italiano") to name a few. As a distributor, Mr. Ameer started Hollywood Independents with the theatrical release of "California Myth" starring Tyron Powers Jr.. Thereafter, the company has released such tittles as the Jamaican/American co-production "Klash" starring Jazmine Guy, "Eastside" starring Mario Lopez, "tequila Body Shots" starring Joey Lawrence, "Poor White Trash" starring Jamie Pressley, Jason London, William Devane and Sean Young, Spain's Academy Awards Winning film (Goya Winner) "I will Survive" (Sobrevivire), and "Hotel Room" from the director of "Nico & Dani". Upcoming releases include his film "The Singing Forest", and "Junked" starring Thomas Jane (star of "The Punisher","Dreamcatcher","Deep Blue Sea") and Jordan Ladd (star of Cabin Fever).

Mr. Ameer has financed, produced, and directed the features "Strippers" and "The Singing Forest","Contadora is for lovers" and "The House of Adam". In addition, Mr. Ameer has produced, written and directed four 35mm comedic shorts "Misguided Piss", "My Straight Boyfriend", "Popcorn & Coke" and "Uninhibited" which is now available on DVD as a compilation of shorts called Fairy Tales: Straight Men & the Men. He has recently written, produced and directed the highly anticipated romantic thriller, currently in post production,"The House of Adam". The film is schedule to be released theatrically soon. Mr. Ameer is also the director of the Glitter Awards show which saw its first DVD release in 2005. The 2006 Glitter Awards show is now available on DVD released through Vanguard Cinema. Mr. Ameer also negotiated a book deal with Blood Moon Production for the publishing of the 2005 Glitter Awards book now available in stores. Thanks to his efforts, there is now a permanent book of records to illustrate and educate and most of all archive these works on a yearly basis for future generations. He is also working on the follow up to the very successful DVD compilation of shorts Straight Men and the Men who love them.

Many don't know this but Jorge Ameer was the last person to re-open the historic Vogue theatre in Hollywood to show independent films. Films such as "Nico and Dani" and "Just one time" by now defunct Cowboy Releasing played at this theatre in 2001. Ameer leased the Vogue theatre from its owners Mann theatres. The theatre was gutted to make way for a nightclub that never opened. Mr Ameer is now part of the Hollywood Historic Cinema experience as he was the last entity to play films at what was a great film venue back in its day.

Currently, he's in pre-production with his latest 35mm project "The Dark Side of Love" about two brothers who have to confront their prejudices after the death of their mother will be lensing this summer '07 in Palm Springs and Los Angeles. Jorge Ameer's theatrical distribution company Hollywood Independents International recently opened its theatrical distribution operations in Central and South America with the theatrical release of Grande Ecole a film by Robert Salis.

The french film was censored and banned in Panama due to its explicit sexual content where Ameer's company was schedule to open it in theatres in January. Ameer took a trip to Panama to denounce the banning of this film. After outraged from the Panamanian press, the film opened successfully in Panama. It opened number one of the box office at the Alhambra-Plus Transistmica theatre beating Night at the Museum, Deja Vu. It broke box office record playing for eight weeks theatrically. The film continue its theatrical release through Central and South America. The film is now available on home video in the United States through Wellspring Home Video.

 

PRESENTERS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

CARLEASE BURKE

Carlease! AKA The Cadillac of  Comedy, is a favorite at Pride Festivals in Los Angeles, San  Diego, Long Beach, Southeast Michigan and Philadelphia.
She¹s graced the stage at The Michigan Womyn¹s Music Festival and headlines with Olivia Cruises and Resorts. She¹s been featured in Curve Magazine¹s 2006 Hollywood edition. Most recently she performed in the Vagina Monologues with several members of the L-Word cast including Jennifer Beals and Alexandra Hedison.  Ms. Burke was one of the commentators for this year¹s Long Beach Lesbian and Gay Pride parade for Charter Communications.  Look for an upcoming feature article about her on afterellen.com as well as on the LOGO channel in LA Women¹s Fest at the John Anson Ford Theatre. She also produces and hosts a stand-up comedy show called LAUGH-A-LATTE at the Hot Java Coffee House in Long Beach every third Saturday of the month.
 
Carlease has been frequently spotted on the small screen in commercials for
Pfizer (mytimetoquit), Verizon, and AARP.  She has a recurred on Desperate
Housewives and guest starred on numerous shows such as Malcolm in the
Middle, Without a Trace, Monk, Dexter, How I Met Your Mother, What About
Brian and The Riches starring Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver.  Her feature
film work includes The Terminal with Tom Hanks, directed by Steven
Spielberg; The Toolbox Murders directed by Tobe Hooper; and In Her Shoes
opposite Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette directed by Curtis Hanson. Carlease
has just completed work on the Anna Nicole project where she plays Anna¹s
private nurse. www.myspace.com/carlease

 

DONNA D'ERRICO

 

To a generation of American guys, Donna D’Errico embodied the perfect paradigm: the September 1995 Playboy Playmate of the Month turned “Baywatch” babe. Today, Donna D’Errico stands as a successful model of quite a different lifestyle; that of an artist, actor, philanthropist, and single mother.

Since “Baywatch,” Donna has been exercising her acting chops. Along with Jennifer Tilly, Andie MacDowell, Rupert Graves, and Colm Feore, Donna recently starred in “Intervention,” a film about the problems families encounter when dealing with alcohol and drug addicted loved ones who are going into rehab. Donna will be rejoining that cast this summer to shoot writer/director Mary McGukian’s new film, “Art in Las Vegas,” in which she will play a lesbian undergoing In Vitro Fertilization.

After visiting Cambodia in 2005 and being shocked by the poverty and desperation she witnessed, Donna has devoted herself to educating the underprivileged children of Cambodia.

GERI JEWELL

Geri Jewell has best been known to millions as “Cousin Geri” from the ground-breaking NBC sitcom, “The Facts of Life” but that has all changed. For the last three seasons Geri has portrayed the role as Jewel on the Emmy-winning HBO series, “Deadwood”. She is also a re-occurring character on, “Young and the Restless” and was recently featured on “Strong Medicine”. If holding three roles at one time isn’t enough, Geri just made her film debut in an independent feature that was recently shown at the Tribecca and Fort Lauderdale Film Festivals.

Geri started her acting career as the personal choice of famed producer Norman Lear for her role as Cousin Geri. With this role she became the first person with a visible disability to become a regular performer on a national television show. During her run on the show she broke important new ground by addressing issues of disability awareness.

Geri is not only an exceptional actress and comedienne, but also a powerful motivational speaker and trainer. She is famous for her uncanny ability to captivate the hearts of audiences by using humor to facilitate attitude changes. Geri brings to her presentations personal experience of having her behavior and actions misunderstood because of her cerebral palsy. By sharing her disability as her greatest blessing, and revealing insights about the world, Geri turns the focus from disabilities to a true celebration of ability, resulting in an inspiring, empowering and healing experience.

In addition to her on-going speaking tours to college campuses, associations, corporations and government agencies, Geri performs on the comedy circuit and has appeared on VH 1 and A & E. She has performed with stars such as Robert Goulet, Paul Anka, and Judy Collins.

Most recently, Gerii was honored by the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, DC with their highest honor, The Victory award.

 

SALLY KIRKLAND

 

Sally Kirkland was a Best Actress Oscar Nominee for "Anna". Also a winner of L.A. Film CreditsAward, Best Actress Sprit Award, Golden Globe Winner also for "Anna". She started her career in NY and was know as the Helen Hayes of
off Broadway starring in some 50 play on and off Broadway. Her first film was Andy Warhol's "13 Beautiful Women" and went on to star in "Coming Apart" with Rip TORN. She was called to Hollywood to co-star in "The Sting", "The
Way Way We Were" & "A Star Is Born" with Barbra Streisand, and "Private Benjamin" with Goldie Hawn. In the 1990s Sally  co-starred with Kevin Costner in "Revenge" and JFK, Eric Roberts "Best Of The Best", Cold Feet" with Tom Waits, "EDTV" with Mathew McCannaughey, NBCs Brave New World","Heat Wave" with James Earl Jones and "Bruce Almighty" with Jim Carrey. She fell in love with the gay cinema starred in and associate produced "Audit" with Alexis Arguette & Judy Greer. Recently in "Neo Ned" with Jeremy Renner, "Mango Kiss" and "A-List" which she also associate produced. She is proud
that she starred and associate produced "COFFEE DATE". Currently she co-stars in Henry Jaglom's  "Hollywood Dreams", "Off The Black" with Nick Nolte,  "Richard The Third" with David Caradine. And soon to be in Rob
Schneider's  "Big Stan" and "Finger Prints" with Christian Carverly and Lou Diamond Philips.   www.sallykirkland.com

 

LUENELL (star of the film "Borat")

Comedienne/Actress/Singer

www.heyluenell.com <http://www.heyluenell.com/>
                 
               
Luenell was born in Tollette, Arkansas, a town whose population barely registers with the U.S. census. According to the comic diva there were no more than 400 residents when she was born and in 2006 “There is still no pay
phone, wash house or movie theatre.”  She describes it as “rrrrrrrrrruuuural Arkansas.”  While still a babe, Luenell’s grandmother moved to Berkley California and took Luenell with her. As Luenell grew she had many fantasies
that one day she would become a “hugely rich” star. At about ten years old she caught the acting bug when she saw the plays South Pacific and Ain’t S’posed to Die a Natural Death. After seeing the latter, she had so much fun
at the reception dazzled by the flash of the photographers, Luenell decided,“I want the whole enchilada!”  Setting out to accomplish those goals to gain fortune and fame, she enrolled in theatre classes at the grade school level and continued through college and later performed at the Oakland Ensemble Theatre.
 
Her big move to Los Angeles came as the answer to destiny’s call. Luenell was naturally funny and encouraged by a friend of a friend she visited the Comedy Act located in LA’s Leimert Park district. There she met comic D.L.
Hughley. That was the beginning and it has been up up ever since.  

Luenell is recognized by the mainstream and urban sectors of the population from her numerous BET Comic View appearances, DVDs such as Laffapalooza with Jamie Foxx, 2 Bees from Oakland and Comedy After Dark.  The hip-hop cult classic film “Never Die Alone” in which she co-starred with DMX, playing a feisty bartender named Jasper and most recently the film BORAT: The Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, playing
“Mrs. Borat” has catapulted her to international fame. Since it’s debut, Luenell has been consistently in-demand. Recently she was featured on E! Entertainment’s The True Hollywood Story (Making of BORAT), EXTRA, TMZ,
Byron Allen’s Comics Unleashed, Kush TV, Star Media, Reelz TV, Wild N’ Out, and Short Circuitz to name just a few credits. Luenell’s booking engagement with Katt Williams’ “The Pimp Chronicles” remains solid with play dates
scheduled through 2008. For media inquiries contact: Eugenia Wright @ ISA PR 818.552.9459 or e-mail
kleopatragirl117@hotmail.com

 

ALEXANDRA PAUL

Best known for her role on Baywatch for 5 years, Alexandra has starred in over 50 films and television movies including CHRISITINE, DRAGNET and PAPER DOLLS.  Alexandra begins filming Tru Loved next month playing a gay mom, and she recently starred as a lesbian computer expert in Here TV¹s Trapped.  She starred in the Power Up film Breaking Up Really Sucks, and Alexandra and her identical twin sister Caroline, who is gay, received the Christopher Street West Rainbow Award for their support of gay rights.
 

 

 

 

 

 

JONAH BLECHMAN

Jonah Blechman has been working in the entertainment industry for over 25 years. Working most of his life as an actor, Jonah led in such films as THIS BOY'S LIFE opposite Leo DiCaprio (with Robert Deniro), FALL TIME opposite David Arquette and Mickey Rourke, and 1999’s Sundance Special Jury Prize Winner TREASURE ISLAND. In 2003 Jonah performed Hedwig in the acclaimed Equity production of HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH.

Jonah has Produced and Directed in the film medium as well as Choreographed film, television commercials and industrials. Jonah is currently the Executive Producer and Star in the feature ANOTHER GAY MOVIE, which world premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and opened wide theatrically on July 28, 2006 by TLA Releasing. Jonah Produced SESSIONS for Comedy Central starring Jeremy Sisto and Josh Lucas; and is also a Co-Producer on the documentary feature THE KIDS OF WHITNEY HIGH.

As an entrepreneur, Jonah created the fashion label U-WARE as seen on CNN and New York Magazine. U-WARE went international within the first year and can be found in specialty boutiques like L.A.’s Fred Segal and Patricia Fields in New York. Amongst his eclectic dance background, Jonah was trained by Baryshnikov at the renowned American Ballet Theatre and performed in his hometown with the San Francisco Ballet.

 

 

JAASON SIMMONS

Tasmanian actor, Jaason Simmons got his first glimpse of American celebrity, as one billion people got to know him, playing the cocky Australian lifeguard Logan Fowler On TV’s pop culture hit “Baywatch”.

Since that time, Jaason has taken on controversial roles in independent movies such as Greg Araki’s movie Nowhere, and recently in the award winning independent movie Mad Cow Girl, a dark comedy directed by Greg Hatanaka

While in Los Angeles this year he spent his time campaigning heavily, to save Tasmania’s Rain forest, from being wiped out from old growth logging, and continues his activism by creating awareness for the endangered species that are rapidly declining due to the heavy foresting practices of these ancient forests.

This Summer Jaason will reunite along side his former castmate Donna D’Errico in the Independent feature A.R.T in Las Vegas, with Irish Director Mary McGuckian.  Both Jaason and Donna will play gay characters, caught up in the middle of Assisted Reproductive Technology.  The Movie will also star Lucy Davis as D'Errico's partner, Jennifer Tilly, Andie MacDowell, Kerry Fox and Charles Dance.

 

JOE SOUZA (star of "Naked Boys Singing")

  Joe will soon be seen in the upcoming motion picture version of the smash hit Off-Broadway Musical "Naked Boys Singing." from the producers of "Latter Days", "Adam & Steve" and "Southern Baptist Sissies".  His recent Television credits include Scrubs, What I Like About You, General Hospital, Oprah and The Hallmark Channel's Mystery Woman: In The Shadows, along with several commercials. Joe recently finished shooting the pilot for the new CBS drama Demons.  
  He is an original cast member of the Los Angeles production of Bark! where he created the role of Charlie.  He was also seen as one of the Angel City 4 in the Reprise! Broadway's Best production of City Of Angels and in the award winning, world premier of SNEAUX as Didier at the Matrix Theatre in Los Angeles.  Joe's Off-Broadway credits include Gorgeous Mosaic and Nelson Jewell's Working Out With Leona.  Some regional theatrical credits include Ramon in the Chicago premier of Love! Valour! Compassion!  Matt in the Fantasticks, Judas in Godspell, Kalman in the Rothschilds and Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.  Joe worked along side Arthur Kopit in a reading of Mr. Kopit's new musical Lewis and Clark.    Joe's voice can also be heard on several Television and radio commercials.

 

JASON STUART

 

 

 

 

Actor and Comedian JASON STUART has become one of the top openly gay performers in the country. And is now touring with his stand up show THE LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT SHOW He was born in the Bronx, New York and raised in Los Angeles, California by a very crazy and lovable Jewish family. His show has been seen all over the country, entertaining crowds in comedy clubs, colleges, and Gay events to sell out performances!

As an actor, recently guest starred on GEORGE LOPEZ, playing the fussy manager again! and a sketch on “MIND OF MENCIA”. On the new medical drama HOUSE, M. D., directed by Bryan Singer (X-MEN) and Showtime's improv-style comedy FAT ACTRESS starring Kristie Alley. He is best know for his recurring role on the ABC sitcom MY WIFE & KIDS starring Damon Wayans, playing a gay shrink. This was ground breaking television. Jason has been seen all over television guest starring on the Emmy winning WILL & GRACE twice! CHARMED with Shannon Doherty and Alyssa Milano, STRONG MEDICINE with Patricia Richardson (Home Improvement), PROVIDENCE opposite Melina Kanaredes, NORM SHOW, THE DREW CAREY SHOW with his old pal Drew and Kathy Kinny, MURDER, SHE WROTE with Angela Landsbury and SUNSET BEAT with George Clooney.

Jason’s work as a stand-up comic has brought him to the best comedy clubs, including The Laugh Factory's, Improv's, Funny Bone's, Punchline's, Comedy Zones and so many more. He was asked to perform at The Montreal Comedy Festival, Toyota Comedy Festival, Holland Comedy Festival and Vail Comedy Festival. Jason has been honored to host the music festival at THE MILLENNIUM MARCH in D.C and many AIDS Benefits & Gay Prides all over the USA. And if that’s not enough, his comedy has brought him to Harrah’s in Las Vegas, Broadway’s Town Hall Theater twice! and to a recent tour in Europe. He enjoyed much success performing stand up comedy on TV including Comedy Central’s OUT THERE, SHOWTIME, A&E, FOX TV and more! His outrageous wit has been seen in over a 100 local TV talk shows around the USA, Canada and Holland. Also he is included in ”OUT LAUGH!”“Ticked Pink”(LOGO) and "God & Gays” documentaries. As a “talking head he has been all over VH1 and TV LAND.

The college circuit has embraced Jason from the smallest towns to major cities throughout the United States and Canada. He was also invited to perform at Seven National Associations of Campus Activities Conventions. His work on campuses has grown so that in addition to doing stand-up comedy, he has become a popular lecturer on at such fortune 500 companies as Motorola, ATT, The Out And Equal Conference and a comedy tour for The Human Rights Campaign to name a few. He is also proud to be the Chairman of the first ever SAG LGBT COMMITTEE and the Lifeworks Mentoring Program.

A very talented character actor, the indie film world has given Jason many diverse roles…including including COFFEE DATE (Nominated for best supporting actor for the Glitter Awards) with Wilson Cruz and Jonathan Silverman, the drama’s AMERICAN PRIMITIVE opposite Tate Donavan, SAN SABA opposite Angus Macfadyen, TWISTED FAITH opposite Elaine Hendrix, GHOSTS NEVER SLEEP opposite Oscar winner Faye Dunaway and Tony Goldwyn and the AIDS drama LETTING GO. In addition to the comedy’s satire A DAY WITH OUT A MEXICAN and PING PONG PLAYA. A few years back he made a bid splash by starring in and co-producing 10 ATTITUDES with Michael Gallant (also the director). This dogma style romantic comedy has won the best picture award at the Barcelona Gay & Lesbian Film Festival in addition to selling out at several other film festivals around the world. Co-starring his friends Alexandra Paul, David Faustino, Jim J. Bullock and Judy Tenuta.

Jason has worked with so many wonderful actors in the studio films. Such as PUFF, PUFF, PASS with Mekhi Phifer, LOST AND FOUND with David Spade, VEGAS VACATION with Chevy Chase, KINDERGARDEN COP with Arnold Schwartzenegger, CROSS MY HEART with Martin Short and HBO’s GIA with Oscar winner Angelina Jolie. In the theater, Jason has worked on plays from Landford Wilson to William Shakespeare. Some of his stage credits include MISTER ROBERTS, NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th, The CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE, THE SAND CASTLE, CORIOLANUS, the AGLA Award winner, PANIC IN GRIFFITH PARK and recently QUESTIONS & ANSWERS.

Jason has been profiled everywhere from TV’s ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and EXTRA to almost every news and interview show across the country. He’s been featured in the LA TIMES three times, written articles for The Advocate and Genre Magazine. In addition to a column in EXP Magazine and on gaywired.com. He came out nationally on THE GERALDO SHOW and has been on the cover of over thirty or so magazines in last twelve years.

In the last year he has been seen all over TV as a celebrity panelist on VH1's LOVE LOUNGE as well as a "taking head" in THE COOLEST YEARS and several others shows on VH1. He appeared on the new documentary TICKLED PINK on the new gay channel LOGO and TV LAND. Also many episodes of MATCH GAME, MAKE ME LAUGH in addition to talk shows like MAURY POVICH and MERV GRIFFIN.

And last but not least, Jason has released his stand up comedy CD GAY COMEDY WITHOUT A DRESS available on his website www.jasonstuart.com. And just completed his new first stand up comedy special JASON STUART: MAKING IT TO THE MIDDLE which he also produced. This man cannot be stopped! No one said he was going to play it safe.

 

Jason Steed "Noa's Ark"

 

 

 

 

MINK STOLE (Star of "Eating Out 2", "Another Gay Movie")

Part of the original motley crew of cast players in underground shock master John Waters' bare-bones 8mm, 16mm and 35mm cult perversions during the late 60s and early 70s, Mink Stole was born Nancy Stoll in the late 1940s in Baltimore, Maryland. Waters took her under his wing in 1966 wherein she started "acting out" a number of his deviant creations for gross-out effect alongside other outré members that included transvestite actor Divine, Mary Vivian Pearce, David Lochary, Cookie Mueller and the not-to-be-believed grande dame Edith Massey. Calling themselves the Dreamland Players, Stole would become known as both the hysterical foil and vengeful nemesis of "leading lady" Divine, playing her annoying repulsive characters as pure evil incarnate. Her role in the infamous Pink Flamingos (1972) as Connie Marbles, the carrot-domed villain complete with outlandish cats-eye glasses and seedy fur coat, set the tone for her subsequent gallery of grotesques, including the tantrum-throwing girl-child Taffy Davenport in Female Trouble (1974), murderous housewife-on-the-lam Peggy Gravel in Desperate Living (1977), and corn-rowed hussy Sandra Sullivan in Polyester (1981), which was the first Waters film to star a legit actor -- Tab Hunter. Stole's movie time in Waters' campfests would grow less and less as his movies/parodies grew more and more mainstream, but she remained an altruistic player for Waters nevertheless, appearing in nearly every one of his films. In 1994, she did bits in his wide releases of Hairspray (1988), Cry-Baby (1990), Serial Mom (1994), Cecil B. DeMented (2000), and, his most recent, A Dirty Shame (2004).

She appeared in numerous tongue-in-cheek cameos for other dubious directing talents as well with tacky, tawdry titles that begged for straight-to-video release. Over the years, Stole has made the rounds on the experimental stage. She played Van Helsing in a production of "Dracula" and the title papal role in "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You," not to mention bizarre, contemporary treatments of the Bard's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "A Winter's Tale." She recently attracted some attention in the play "Sleeping with Straight Men" which was seen on both coasts from 2002-2004. On the sly she has written an advice column, of all things, called "Think Mink" for a Baltimore newspaper. Mink Stole continues to reign as a prime film outlaw, having just completed a role in Another Gay Movie (2006) playing a character named Sloppi Seconds. Need I say more?

 

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