Entourage…and Canada’s favourite porn star…

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Too much excitement last week for Seanie = work all weekend and an Entourage marathon. I love Jeremy Piven.


He definitely deserved that Emmy. There was a crack in one of the episodes about duck taping someone’s mouth shut…which naturally led to this:

How familiar are you with Pierre Fitch? I had some time between projects this weekend to catch up on some of my favourite blogs. Pierre is one of Canada’s best known gay porn stars and Xtra managed to score an interview with Pierre a few months back (click here for the interview). You can read his blog at http://www.pierrefitchonline.com/journal

Hey, Pierre – if you get a Google Alert about this blog, give me a write: vancouvergayblog@gmail.com. I would love to interview you for a queer history project I’m working on.


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