This site features my pictures and videos of Vincent D'Onofrio in New York City beginning with my first meeting with him at Joe's Pub on July 22, 2010. Vincent is currently filming the final eight episodes for Season 10 of "Law and Order:Criminal Intent" in NYC. He also has several films due to be released this year and will be directing his next film "Johnny and Me" later this year. Feel free to leave comments and to follow along. Enjoy!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
D'onofrio: 'I'm Married - Get Your Facts Straight!' | Contactmusic
D'onofrio: 'I'm Married - Get Your Facts Straight!' | Contactmusic
Well, that's settled. It's about time Vincent set the record straight about his marital status. I have read on several websites that Vincent and Carin were divorced in 2003 and either remarried or reconciled without remarrying. It's no surprise that rumors and incorrect facts are routinely circulated in the press and on sites such as Wikipedia and TMZ. We do know that Vincent and Carin were married on March 22, 1996 and have two sons, Elias and Luka. I'm glad that the D'Onofrio family remains together and I wish them the very best in 2012 and beyond.
Well, that's settled. It's about time Vincent set the record straight about his marital status. I have read on several websites that Vincent and Carin were divorced in 2003 and either remarried or reconciled without remarrying. It's no surprise that rumors and incorrect facts are routinely circulated in the press and on sites such as Wikipedia and TMZ. We do know that Vincent and Carin were married on March 22, 1996 and have two sons, Elias and Luka. I'm glad that the D'Onofrio family remains together and I wish them the very best in 2012 and beyond.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Shy guys finish last
Shy guys finish last
Remember the LOCI episode "Want" about "shy guy" John Tagman? He might have benefited from reading Mr. Gray's self-help book. To play devil's advocate, shyness can be crippling in women as well as men. However, it's more socially acceptable for women to be shy, as shyness is considered an attractive feminine quality in some cultures. Still, if a woman is too shy to attend social events or attempt to interact with people in general, she'll have just as much trouble with dating as a man would. If she's attracted to a man she knows or happens to meet, and she's waiting for him to make the first move, what can she do if he doesn't? His failure to do so can be viewed as a rejection and make her feel unattractive and doubt her self-worth.
What do you think?
Remember the LOCI episode "Want" about "shy guy" John Tagman? He might have benefited from reading Mr. Gray's self-help book. To play devil's advocate, shyness can be crippling in women as well as men. However, it's more socially acceptable for women to be shy, as shyness is considered an attractive feminine quality in some cultures. Still, if a woman is too shy to attend social events or attempt to interact with people in general, she'll have just as much trouble with dating as a man would. If she's attracted to a man she knows or happens to meet, and she's waiting for him to make the first move, what can she do if he doesn't? His failure to do so can be viewed as a rejection and make her feel unattractive and doubt her self-worth.
What do you think?
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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