The TV show ‘Celebrity Ghost Stories,’ on Bio, features people telling, well, ghost stories. 
I did one earlier this year, and it aired last night. For failing to promote it, I deserve to be haunted, I know, I know.
However, all is not, well, lost. (You’ll get the joke if you watch the ep.) Bio has kindly made the ep available for online streaming here. Boo!
On Monday I start shooting an indie based on true story, 
about a 20-year-old’s apparent schizophrenic break, and sudden, tragic turn it took for him and his parents.
Variety has a story on it here.
Season 6 kicks off tonight, and CNN has a overview, interview and what’s-your-view 
on what’s coming up, including an appearance by, well, moi.
This just in from the front: FDR:American Badass will defend America 
at Comic-Con this summer
and be out on VOD in September, just in time for our pre-election Presidential candidates to size themselves up against a true, werewolf-fightin’, wheelchair-shootin’ American hero.
Barry Bostwick does a hilarious FDR, and I (me, William Mapother) play Dr. Ellington. Here’s a trailer to treat yourself to. Werewolves, beware yourselves.
Palm tree shirts and thong swimsuits, here I come. I’m Miami-bound
to do an episode of the perenially popular and sunny Burn Notice. The Hollywood Reporter has the details.
Accessory facts #1: I was last in the Gateway to the Americas for CSI: Miami, which, as fans of it and me might recall, didn’t turn out so well. #2: Several years ago Burn Notice‘s lovely co-lead, Gabrielle Anwar, played my ex in the indie film A Warrior’s Heart. #3: Margaritas are a weakness of mine.
Draw your own conclusions, please.
