Dan Bucatinsky
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Dan Bucatinsky's (@DanBucatinsky) hilarious autobiographical tales of parenthood, Does This Baby Make Me Look Straight? (www.doesthisbabymakemelookstraight.com) drops June 5th from Simon & Schuster's Touchstone Books. He is perhaps best known for writing and starring in the indie gay romantic comedy All Over the Guy. Since 2003 he and partner Lisa Kudrow have been running Is or Isn't Entertainment, which produced the cult comedy The Comeback, in which he co-stars with Kudrow as her publicist. They are now in production for the third season of the acclaimed docu-series Who Do You Think You Are? and have garnered critical and audience attention for their groundbreaking, Web-to-TV version of Web Therapy for Showtime, in which he also stars.

As a writer/producer he co-executive-produced the NBC dramedy Lipstick Jungle. As an actor, Dan’s recent roles include the new Shonda Rhimes series Scandal, In Plain Sight, Grey’s Anatomy and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Film roles include I Love Your Work, Under the Tuscan Sun and The Opposite of Sex.



He is one of the 2011 recipients of Power Up's Ten Amazing Gay Men awards and has a monthly column on Advocate.com about being a gay dad. He lives with his husband, filmmaker Don Roos, and their two kids. Follow him on Twitter @danbucatinsky.

Blog Entries by Dan Bucatinsky

More Than I Can Chew

(13) Comments | Posted May 25, 2012 | 2:46 AM

It's the Sunday before Memorial Day. Don's home while Jonah naps, thank God, so I'm taking Eliza to buy groceries at Trader Joe's. She loves Trader Joe's because the guys there always give her a balloon. Eliza has an odd little obsession with balloons. She sees one and has to...

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Next Tuesday's Sooner Than You Think

(10) Comments | Posted May 14, 2012 | 6:40 PM

Before my husband and I ever talked about having kids, I always found it irritating and condescending when people used to say "everything changes when you have kids." And then we had kids. And then I was irritated all over again at how true it turned out to be.

I...

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A Fine Line

(1) Comments | Posted May 12, 2012 | 6:55 PM

"Five, six... five, six, seven, eight!" I sing out to my 7- and 4-year-olds as Lady Gaga starts to sing. This is their cue to start the dance number we've been rehearsing for three days. It's their Papi's (my husband Don's) birthday, and the kids want to do a dance...

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Crisis of Conscience

(1) Comments | Posted March 21, 2012 | 10:36 AM

It was Thomas Jefferson who, in 1802, first spoke of "building a wall of separation between church and state," and in 1947 the Supreme Court case Everson v. Board of Education firmly established this wall separating Church and State.

Cut to 2011. In response to existing discriminatory laws restricting the...

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I Can See Clearly Now

(0) Comments | Posted December 5, 2011 | 12:48 PM

I looked down at this bag of gummy worms that my kids were begging me to buy. I tried to read the ingredients. I don't know why I bothered. I mean, I knew what was in them, but still, I wanted to see what else was in there besides the...

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Do You Take This Man?

(11) Comments | Posted October 26, 2011 | 6:23 PM

For Don Roos, on Oct. 23, 2011, our 19th anniversary.

In 1779 Thomas Jefferson proposed a law to the Virginia State Assembly that would mandate castration for gay men and mutilation of nose cartilage for gay women. That's right: nose cartilage. And Jefferson was considered a liberal! Was...

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'I Still Love You, Son'

(1) Comments | Posted October 10, 2011 | 12:48 PM

What did we do before YouTube? I remember the day I was sitting in my office, avoiding writing, as is my job... when I received my first email linking me to a video on the site. It was one of the early ones -- some hilarious moment of a kid...

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