In 2012 Steve recorded a cover of Lil Wayne’s “How to Love”, and it puts Wayne’s performance to shame. There's no hiding this boy's talent. Have a look and listen.
Words & music (2011) by Dwayne Carter, Noel Fisher, Jermaine Preyan, Lamar Seymour, Lanelle Seymour.
And here’s another photo from Steve’s modeling days. Rather easy on the eyes.
But I digress. Back to the sexy tan lines, gentlemen:
With a side of denim:
Jared Allman
Growing up Southern, Mormon, and Gay
Twenty-nine-year-old gay actor Jared Allman was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, and grew up in a Mormon family on a 500-acre farm in East Tennessee.
OK, that’s already three strikes against him.
After earning a business degree from Tusculum College, a private Presbyterian-affiliated institution in Greeneville, TN, Jared's first job was in the music business doing merchandising for various touring artists. He later worked for a talent agency in Nashville, then moved on to pursue his passion for acting. He appeared in several country music videos on CMT as well as in a couple of docu-series on the Travel and Disney channels.
His first film appearance was in "Figure/Ground" (2011), a short by
Daniel Henry that was featured at the Nashville Film Festival. The same
year Jared was a key player in season 2 of the Sundance Channel's
popular reality series "Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys: Nashville,"
the highest rated original series ever for the network. His next role
was his feature film debut, the Indie hit "Scenes from a Gay Marriage"
by Matt Riddlehoover. Filmed in Nashville, the movie premiered in 2012.
Another Riddlehoover film, "West Hollywood Motel" (2013) followed.
Another of Jared's acting projects, a comedy called "Daughter" (2013), is currently in post-production. Jared is collaborating with Riddlehoover on a romantic comedy in pre-production titled "You Could Have Called First" (2014). He will also appear in the sequel to "Scenes from a Gay Marriage," set to be released in 2015.
Jared, who is beyond photogenic, now lives in Lawrenceville, GA, having relocated to the Atlanta area last year. He's also working on a new project, penning his first book, "Kinda Good at Everything: Growing up Southern, Mormon, and Gay."
Stay tuned for future updates about this up-and-coming man of influence. I leave you with another bit of eye candy.
You're welcome.
Twenty-nine-year-old gay actor Jared Allman was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, and grew up in a Mormon family on a 500-acre farm in East Tennessee.
OK, that’s already three strikes against him.
After earning a business degree from Tusculum College, a private Presbyterian-affiliated institution in Greeneville, TN, Jared's first job was in the music business doing merchandising for various touring artists. He later worked for a talent agency in Nashville, then moved on to pursue his passion for acting. He appeared in several country music videos on CMT as well as in a couple of docu-series on the Travel and Disney channels.
Another of Jared's acting projects, a comedy called "Daughter" (2013), is currently in post-production. Jared is collaborating with Riddlehoover on a romantic comedy in pre-production titled "You Could Have Called First" (2014). He will also appear in the sequel to "Scenes from a Gay Marriage," set to be released in 2015.
Jared, who is beyond photogenic, now lives in Lawrenceville, GA, having relocated to the Atlanta area last year. He's also working on a new project, penning his first book, "Kinda Good at Everything: Growing up Southern, Mormon, and Gay."
Stay tuned for future updates about this up-and-coming man of influence. I leave you with another bit of eye candy.
You're welcome.
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