Ben Patrick Johnson
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| − | Ben Patrick Johnson was born 30 Jun 1969 in Tucson, Arizona. "Johnson's first national exposure came in 1994 when he was chosen as co-host for ''Extra'', an entertainment-magazine show. Extra demoted Johnson to on-air correspondent shortly after he came out as homosexual in the gay press..." (''Ben Patrick Johnson'', Wikipedia). He wrote a book ''In and Out in Hollywood'' about this experience, which you can see [http://bpjclients.com/inandoutinhollywood/index.html here]. | + | Ben Patrick Johnson was born 30 Jun 1969 in Tucson, Arizona. "Johnson's first national exposure came in 1994 when he was chosen as co-host for ''Extra'', an entertainment-magazine show. Extra demoted Johnson to on-air correspondent shortly after he came out as homosexual in the gay press..." (''Ben Patrick Johnson'', Wikipedia). He wrote a book ''In and Out in Hollywood'' about this experience, which you can see [http://bpjclients.com/inandoutinhollywood/index.html here]. His book published by Palari Books, appears on their website [http://www.palaribooks.com/details.asp?id=1 here] where one reviewer states that it's fiction. Which must either be a joke, or a claim to prevent him getting sued. |
From at least 2006 to 2007, Ben hosted an online video program called ''Left Coast''. On his more popular episode (two million views), he interviewed [[Paul Lekakis]] whom he there describes as "his neighbor". The last videos appear to date from five months ago. As recently as Feb 2008, Ben was active in editing his own entry at Wikipedia.</td></tr></table> | From at least 2006 to 2007, Ben hosted an online video program called ''Left Coast''. On his more popular episode (two million views), he interviewed [[Paul Lekakis]] whom he there describes as "his neighbor". The last videos appear to date from five months ago. As recently as Feb 2008, Ben was active in editing his own entry at Wikipedia.</td></tr></table> | ||
