Patrick Harris

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« Hospitals Rated for LGBT Policies in Healthcare Equality Index | Main | William Shatner Describes His First Gay New York Encounter » 05/13/2008 I know several gay men who would consider giving a nut to be in a NPH/Britney sandwich. From last night's How I Met Your Mother . Check out a clip, AFTER THE JUMP ... > Sphere: Related Content Posted 8:47 AM EST by Andy in Britney Spears , Neil Patrick Harris , News , Television | Permalink Comments Well, I'd consider giving a nut for Neil Patrick Harris but I honestly wouldn't give a warm bucket of spit for Britney. ... Read Full Story

« Jeff Gannon Discusses McClellan Book, Potential GOP Smears | Main | News: Harvey Korman, Madison, Clay Aiken, ExxonMobil » 05/30/2008 Neil Patrick Harris offered a soundbyte to the Hollywood Reporter reflecting on his coming out and the reactions people have had. He's perhaps one of the best examples that a gay man can play a straight role without any of the oft-predicted career fallout — in fact even he gets off on his love scenes with women. Says Harris: "There have been very few negative repercussions about my revelations about my personal life, partly because I was on the show already playing Barney, ... Read Full Story

In the four years since Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle was released, the movie’s fans have all asked themselves the question at least once: What would NPH do? Neil Patrick Harris, the one-time child-star from television’s Doogie Howser, M.D. , drifted from the spotlight after it was canceled in 1993 after more than four years on the air. And while he never stopped working, shifting between the Broadway stage and small and big screens–remember his Gestapo-dressed mind reader in laughable bug-fest Starship Troopers ?–it wasn’t until writers Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg wrote the actor himself into their first produced screenplay, Harold ... Read Full Story