I added 68 captures from “Guiding Light” Episode: 11/29/01.

You can view the video clips on my YouTube playlist here.

PS: Thanks Laura N. for donating $2.00 toward buying more “Guiding Light” episodes!

I found this nice girl on the internet who is selling “Guiding Light” episodes on DVD. I ordered Matt’s first 10 episodes and will be buying more episodes over time. The DVD’s are $10 each for 6 episodes, so if you would be willing to donate a few dollars or more, it would definitely help as Matt appeared on “Guiding Light” from 2001-2003. If you would like to donate via PayPal, the button is in the left sidebar toward the bottom. If you would like to mail in a donation, please contact me. I hope you enjoy the captures and video clips! I will finish capturing more episodes soon.

Episode: 11/14/01 (15 captures)

Episode: 11/19/01 (59 captures)

Episode: 11/20/01 (80 captures)

I uploaded all his scenes from the 3 episodes above on YouTube!

I added 4 “Tru Calling” Episode 1×12 video clips.

PS: Video clip #1 is so cute and it always makes me smile.

I added 3 more HQ stills for “White Collar” Episode 1×8 – “Hard Sell”.

Episode Description: Neal and Peter go undercover to take down a corrupt group of Wall Street brokers. If the mission fails, Neal’s deal with the FBI could be negated.

PS: Only 12 more days left until “White Collar” returns!

I added 5 “Tru Calling” Episode 1×10-1×11 video clips!

Also, on StyleCaster, Matt is predicted to be one of the Sexiest Men in 2010.

Maybe it is true that deep down, every girl just wants a bad boy. Because while Bomer has made numerous appearances in shows like All My Children, Chuck, North Shore, and the film Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, it wasn’t until Bomer donned a prison jumpsuit and gained criminal status that we started to notice those baby blues. In White Collar, Bomer portrays a con artist, Neil Caffrey, who uses his criminal experiences and skills to assist the FBI. A bad-boy-turned-hero, Bomer has already captured admirers everywhere.

I added 2 HQ stills for “White Collar” Episode 1×8 – “Hard Sell”. It airs on January 19th at 10/9c!

In case you’re wondering, the guy in the first still pictured with Matt is Justin Grace (“Brad”).

I also added 1 Desktop Wallpaper created by cricketgrl. Thanks for donating it!

I found two more new (old) interviews while searching the internet yesterday.

“Ultimately it’s just a fun summer ‘popcorn’ thriller about trust that plays upon modern fears and paranoia.” Matthew Bomer is talking about the new action thriller series, Traveler airing on ABC Wednesday nights at 10pm EST. Eclipse Magazine caught up with Matthew Bomer to talk to him about his role in the series. In Traveler, Bomer plays Jay Burchell, a young man who thought he had a bright future all mapped out for himself until he and friend/college room-mate Tyler Fog (played by Logan Marshall Green) find themselves the victims of a set-up that leaves them taking the fall for horrifying act or terrorism. Burchell and Fog become fugitives on the run from the FBI and on the hunt for answers to why Will Traveler (played by Aaron Stanford) someone they thought was their good friend betrayed them.

The premise of Traveler is built on the concept of trust and betrayal and that sometimes friendships aren’t always what they seem. Matthew Bomer finds his own life is far removed from the concepts of betrayal by friends that are predominant in Traveler. He tells Eclipse Magazine that most of his close friends are people he has known since he was kid and they have been in his life for awhile. “I figure if they were going to show another side of their character they would have done it by now so I’m pretty safe with them.”

You can read the rest of the article here.

Although a Williamstown newbie, Villa America’s Matthew Bomer, a star of the ABC summer series Traveler, is already deeply appreciative of the milieu. “Williamstown is a chance to work with the best the theater world has to offer,” he says. “It’s a place to challenge and stretch yourself — and it happens to work perfectly into the hiatus for most TV shows.”

Bomer, who also starred on the TV series Tru Calling and the daytime drama Guiding Light, agrees with Corddry about the downside of “fast-paced” TV work: “A lot of times actors are left wanting more in terms of development of character, direction, and rehearsal time,” he notes. “It’s also relatively easy to get into a rhythm and a set pattern of working, and, as an artist, that type of security can be dangerous. Williamstown has been a reminder of why I love to act; it has recharged and deepened my creativity. On top of that, it’s a hell of a fun party.”

You can read the rest of the article here.

Matt is mentioned in the latest issue of Soap Opera Weekly. Very cute!

“Once I saw the jar of nuts, I was like, ‘You’re not getting my full talents.’” – Matthew Bomer (ex-Ben, GL; ex-Ian, AMC) on his Halloween tactic telling jokes only for candy, not other snacks, 11/5/02

I also found some older scans!

Soap Opera Weekly (12/15/09) and Soap Opera Weekly (9/15/09)

I replaced the following photos with HQ versions.

PS: Don’t you just love that cute grin in the last photo?

I also added 1 publicity image of Matt at NBC Universal’s Press Tour All-Star Party. Thanks Dbiloo!

I found two more new (old) interviews while searching the internet yesterday.

Actor Matthew Bomer, a 2000 graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, is well aware of the tepid greeting viewers gave last fall’s batch of dark, conspiracy-filled serialized dramas, so he’s quick to differentiate his new dark, conspiracy-filled, ABC serial “Traveler.”

“Something I think it’s important for people to know is that every question raised in the pilot of this series is answered by the eighth episode, and new questions are brought up for future seasons,” Bomer said last week. “It’s not a serialized show that writes itself into a corner.”

You can read the rest of the article here.

The newest star of “Guiding Light” has fond memories of working long hours in the drama department at Carnegie Mellon University.

Matthew “Matt” Bomer, a native of Spring, Texas, graduated from CMU’s drama department in 2000 and has already signed a multiyear contract to star on the popular soap opera. He will portray Ben Reade, a character who hails from a troubled past, beginning with the Nov. 14 episode.

“I started working on the show on Oct. 23 and it was so much fun. This is going to be a wonderful learning experience,” said Mr. Bomer, who now lives in New York City. “I play one of the darker characters in Springfield and I love it.”

You can read the rest of the article here.