Thai and beers last night with Kelly Bergin up on my roof, which has now been renamed “the Roof of Truth.”
Check out her blog. It’s hilarious and awesome in all the right ways.
I spent most of this past weekend in Sequoia National Park. That place is gorgeous. We did lots of hiking, and lots of driving through windy roads with the windows down, breathing in the fresh air of the forest.
A few of my favorite photos to follow…
You can check out my friend Matt’s photos of Sequoia HERE. Also, I got to squeeze in a lovely dinner with one of my favorite ladies, Kate Siegel.
The weekend was just what I needed for the 4th, which happens to be my favorite holiday. Even if I am not a “real American,” as some might say.
What REALLY Happened to Ellie Beckett?
Have you seen Ellie? She might look familiar…
Click on the link or the photo to read Ellie’s story…
Who's benched on 'Friday Night Lights'?
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Fans have been clamoring to find out the fate of the Dillon Texas Panthers on DirecTV and NBC’s “Friday Night Lights” and Access Hollywood has the exclusive news on who will be returning to the field and whose time under the big lights is fading.
As previously announced, the Peter Berg-created series is returning for two more seasons, with an initial run on DirecTV followed by broadcast on NBC. A source close to the show told AccessHollywood.com that series stars Connie Britton and Kyle Chandler (principal Tami Taylor and coach Eric Taylor) and the actress who plays their daughter, Aimee Teegarden (Julie Taylor), will be returning as series regulars.
Also, Taylor Kitsch (Tim Riggins), who wowed audiences as Gambit in this summer’s “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” and Jesse Plemons (Landry Clarke) will also return as regulars.
Minka Kelly’s (Lyla Garrity) future in Dillion is still uncertain, but our source says she’ll most likely return for one or two episodes in the coming season.
Adrianne Palicki (Tyra Collette) appears to be least likely to be spotted on the football drama, as her upcoming shooting schedule for the “Red Dawn” reboot could conflict with the new season. But fans should likely still get a little taste of Tyra in possibly one to two episodes.
And in total touchdown casting news for die hard “Lights” fans, Zach Gilford (Matt Saracen) will return for five to seven episodes of the new season, where the guy who is best known for taking care of everyone else in his life is said to have a major new storyline that involves him taking charge and taking care of himself.
“Friday Night Lights” is slated for two more 13-episode runs during the 2010-11 TV season.
(via msnbc)
It’s unnerving how much I care about this show.
Get in line, ladies…
Wishing a very Happy Birthday to my favorite funny guy, Josh Ruben!
Recent Shoot: friends gettin' married
Both of this weekend’s afternoons were spent in Dumbo with two lovely couples.
First up, Paul and Emily…



…and then Amy and Ryan…



I had such a great time with these folks.
These were my first engagement shoots and let me tell you, they are a hell of a lot more work than single portraits! That being said, they are double the fun.
I hope I get to spend more time with couples like this in the future.









