The Hollywood cast of Gay Pimpin with Jonny McGovern!

Good news, everyone! I’ve joined the all new Hollywood edition of Jonny McGovern’s fabulously popular “Gay Pimpin’ with Jonny McGovern” podcast… one of the most subscribed gay podcasts on iTunes! After an incredible run of cycles recorded in New York City with Jonny’s hilarious friends there, Hollywood is on the menu with Jonny, me, Julie Goldman, Nadya Ginsburg, Brandy Howard, Michael Serrato and the inimitable Tammy! Plus the usual cavalcade of guests. Past guests have included RuPaul, Martha Wash, Junior Vasquez, and my favorite, Bernadette Cooper!

The first episode debuts MIDNIGHT Tuesday night August 31st on iTunes. That means on Tuesday night at Midnight it will be online, so most of you will get it on Wednesday morning. Here’s the link:

(I come in at 1:56:48 on this first episode)

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http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3?http://media.gaypimp.com/media/audio/gaypimpin/gaypimpin-20100901.mp3

Warning: I get a lil’ sassy, dirty and controversial. This ain’t your mama’s Morning Zoo Crew, kids! WOOooOOoo!

In Hollywood, you can end up in a movie without even knowing it! See comedy cutie Allusia as a gal-on-the-go who expounds upon her relationship with a hunk played by Shahrokh Mosavinejad after being asked the titular question by yours truly. LOL!

Another of my Tech Tips for Nerds! My regular readers will not understand or care about this at all, but as Ultimate Cal-Pals know, I’m actually a super geek when not performing on stage or in A/V media. I often encounter techie problems that require lots of intensive Googling to find solutions, and I’ve decided to post the solutions when I can, so that other people with the same problem can Google and find my solution without having to go through so much trouble!

Problem: Native Instruments Kontakt 3 opens with a white or blank splash screen, options screen or preferences screen. It was running fine before on your Mac.

Solution: Go to System Preferences >> Displays >> Color  and select “sRGB IEC61966-2.1″ as your color profile (for both monitors if you have two). If you don’t see this as an option, you may need to uncheck “Show profiles for this display only”.

If that fixes it, you can probably switch the profile back to the default.