Charlie David

Biography

Charlie David has been a host for E! Television, NBC, OutTV, here! TV, Pink TV, EGO, and Life Network on such shows as "F.Y.E!" (2001), "Spy TV" (2001), "Bump!" (2004) (2005-2006) and "Crash Test Mommy" (2004) (2004-2005). He has been the subject of a documentary on the Learning Channel and has appeared as musical guest on VH1, BBC, CBS's The Early Show, and dozens of radio shows. Charlie's writing has been featured in National Youth Ambassador and BoyCrazy! Magazines. The latter culminated in a guest appearance on NBC's "The Other Half" (2001) with Dick Clark, Danny Bonaduce, and Mario López. Formerly in a rock band; okay, actually it was a boy band, Charlie opened for Destiny's Child, Pink, Snoop Dogg, Rick Springfield and The Black Eyed Peas. Charlie's writing has been published by Instinct, National Youth Ambassador, Adventure Women, Outlooks and BoyCrazy! magazines and AfterElton.com. The Cold Reading Series in Vancouver, Canada awarded Charlie 'Best Feature Screenplay' for Mulligans and 'Best Short Screenplay' for Narcissus. In 2005 Out Magazine recognized Charlie in the 'Out 100' at their gala in New York. In 2007 the Philadelphia Film Society awarded Charlie with their Rising Star Award. In 2008 the Festival del Sol in Gran Canaria awarded their Best Male Actor Award to Charlie and the male cast of A Four Letter Word. Having enjoyed life on the road with music and modeling contracts across North America and Europe, Charlie is now focused on film and TV with recent roles on ABC's Ugly Betty, Showtime's Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005), Sundance Channel's new series, "Terminal City" (2005), Bravo's "Godiva's" (2005) and has been starring in "Dante's Cove" (2005) for Regent Entertainment. He is a graduate of the Canadian College of Performing Arts and resides in Los Angeles, California and Victoria, British Columbia.