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| − | Corporal '''Matthew Sanchez''', or '''Matt Sanchez''', (b. 1 December 1969) [[General Studies|GS]] '07 is a 36-year old Columbia student. He was formerly a gay porn star and escort. He also did a stint in the military and remains a Marine Corps reservist. Sanchez speaks Spanish, French and German. He cites travel and books as some of his main interests. | + | Corporal '''Matthew Sanchez''', or '''Matt Sanchez''', (b. 1 December 1969) [[General Studies|GS]] '07 is a 36-year old Columbia student. He was formerly a gay porn star and escort. He also did a stint in the military and remains a Marine Corps reservist. Sanchez speaks Spanish, French and German. He cites travel and books as some of his main interests; he is rumored to have visited over 50 nations over the course of the past few decades. He is often called "Mateo" by his close friends. |
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
| − | === | + | === Youth === |
| − | + | Sanchez was born to Puerto Rican parents in California. He was raised in San Jose. After learning Spanish at school, he lived in Madrid, Spain. He then lived in Montreal, Canada for 2 years, where he learned French. After this, he lived in Berlin, Germany for a year, where he learned German. In 1989, Sanchez briefly dated Andy Towle, a gay blogger [http://www.towleroad.com/] and former graduate student at Stanford. | |
| + | === Porn career === | ||
In the early to mid-1990s, Sanchez worked as a gay porn star. First, in 1993, he used the name '''Pierre LaBranche''' while working for Kristen Bjorn and William Duffault. In 1994, he moved to San Francisco and the studios changed his name to the more universal '''Rod Majors'''. | In the early to mid-1990s, Sanchez worked as a gay porn star. First, in 1993, he used the name '''Pierre LaBranche''' while working for Kristen Bjorn and William Duffault. In 1994, he moved to San Francisco and the studios changed his name to the more universal '''Rod Majors'''. | ||
| + | === Alleged escort career === | ||
| + | Furthermore, Matt Sanchez is ''alleged'' to have worked as a male escort. He is thought to have worked in 4 major US cities, charging $300-$350 per session. | ||
| − | + | === Other activities before coming to Columbia === | |
| + | Sanchez allegedly optioned several screenplay, wrote for the ''Montreal Mirror'', ''Time Out Berlin'', ''Musique Plus'', ''Burn Magazine'', ''Teen People'' and the ''LA Times'' while working in public relations for several undisclosed clients. He also was apparently a consultant for TIVO, Digital Cities, and helped to create an early model for web-ads called ''Clickables'', which he sold for an undisclosed amount. | ||
| − | Sanchez is currently a student at Columbia in the [[School of General Studies]] Class of 2007. | + | === Columbia === |
| + | Sanchez is currently a student at Columbia in the [[School of General Studies]] Class of 2007. He has passionately defended of veteran rights on campus. In particular, he won won approval for the ''Columbia University War Memorial'', a project that will honor all alumni who have fallen in American conflicts since the War for Independence. | ||
| − | === | + | === Complaints about military bias on Columbia campus === |
| − | + | Sanchez first became well known on campus for complaining to anyone who would listen about how he was taunted by [[Columbia leftists]] for being a minority in the military. He also claimed that the military is an underrepresented minority on campus. His media career started with an interview in the [[Columbia Spectator]]. After this he appeared on several Fox News television programs, including The O'Reilly Factor and Hannity & Colmes. Sanchez is well connected to people in the right-wing [[clubs]] on campus like the [[Columbia College Conservative Club]] and the [[College Republicans]]. | |
| − | Sanchez first became well known on campus for complaining to anyone who would listen about how he was taunted by [[Columbia leftists]] for being a minority in the military. He also claimed that the military is an underrepresented minority on campus. His media career started with an interview in the [[Columbia Spectator]]. After this he appeared on several Fox News television programs, including The O'Reilly Factor and Hannity & Colmes. | ||
=== Gay porn star revelation === | === Gay porn star revelation === | ||
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Sanchez attended the 2007 Conservative Political Action Conference where Ann Coulter made her infamous "faggot" insult about John Edwards. He received the Jeane Kirkpatrick Academic Freedom Award and was photographed with Coulter. A bunch of gay bloggers (such as Joe. My. God) recognized him as the former gay porn star by the name of '''Rod Majors''', as described above. The story was rapidly seized upon by blogs like [[The Bwog]] and Gawker, and has since been covered by several major news organizations. It has also been alleged that he was an escort, again, as described above. | Sanchez attended the 2007 Conservative Political Action Conference where Ann Coulter made her infamous "faggot" insult about John Edwards. He received the Jeane Kirkpatrick Academic Freedom Award and was photographed with Coulter. A bunch of gay bloggers (such as Joe. My. God) recognized him as the former gay porn star by the name of '''Rod Majors''', as described above. The story was rapidly seized upon by blogs like [[The Bwog]] and Gawker, and has since been covered by several major news organizations. It has also been alleged that he was an escort, again, as described above. | ||
When the allegation hit the blogosphere, Sanchez was quick to respond with an op-ed piece he wrote for the liberal-leaning Salon.com blog. | When the allegation hit the blogosphere, Sanchez was quick to respond with an op-ed piece he wrote for the liberal-leaning Salon.com blog. | ||
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== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
Revision as of 07:15, 9 March 2007
Corporal Matthew Sanchez, or Matt Sanchez, (b. 1 December 1969) GS '07 is a 36-year old Columbia student. He was formerly a gay porn star and escort. He also did a stint in the military and remains a Marine Corps reservist. Sanchez speaks Spanish, French and German. He cites travel and books as some of his main interests; he is rumored to have visited over 50 nations over the course of the past few decades. He is often called "Mateo" by his close friends.
Contents
Biography
Youth
Sanchez was born to Puerto Rican parents in California. He was raised in San Jose. After learning Spanish at school, he lived in Madrid, Spain. He then lived in Montreal, Canada for 2 years, where he learned French. After this, he lived in Berlin, Germany for a year, where he learned German. In 1989, Sanchez briefly dated Andy Towle, a gay blogger [1] and former graduate student at Stanford.
Porn career
In the early to mid-1990s, Sanchez worked as a gay porn star. First, in 1993, he used the name Pierre LaBranche while working for Kristen Bjorn and William Duffault. In 1994, he moved to San Francisco and the studios changed his name to the more universal Rod Majors.
Alleged escort career
Furthermore, Matt Sanchez is alleged to have worked as a male escort. He is thought to have worked in 4 major US cities, charging $300-$350 per session.
Other activities before coming to Columbia
Sanchez allegedly optioned several screenplay, wrote for the Montreal Mirror, Time Out Berlin, Musique Plus, Burn Magazine, Teen People and the LA Times while working in public relations for several undisclosed clients. He also was apparently a consultant for TIVO, Digital Cities, and helped to create an early model for web-ads called Clickables, which he sold for an undisclosed amount.
Columbia
Sanchez is currently a student at Columbia in the School of General Studies Class of 2007. He has passionately defended of veteran rights on campus. In particular, he won won approval for the Columbia University War Memorial, a project that will honor all alumni who have fallen in American conflicts since the War for Independence.
Complaints about military bias on Columbia campus
Sanchez first became well known on campus for complaining to anyone who would listen about how he was taunted by Columbia leftists for being a minority in the military. He also claimed that the military is an underrepresented minority on campus. His media career started with an interview in the Columbia Spectator. After this he appeared on several Fox News television programs, including The O'Reilly Factor and Hannity & Colmes. Sanchez is well connected to people in the right-wing clubs on campus like the Columbia College Conservative Club and the College Republicans.
Gay porn star revelation
Sanchez attended the 2007 Conservative Political Action Conference where Ann Coulter made her infamous "faggot" insult about John Edwards. He received the Jeane Kirkpatrick Academic Freedom Award and was photographed with Coulter. A bunch of gay bloggers (such as Joe. My. God) recognized him as the former gay porn star by the name of Rod Majors, as described above. The story was rapidly seized upon by blogs like The Bwog and Gawker, and has since been covered by several major news organizations. It has also been alleged that he was an escort, again, as described above.
When the allegation hit the blogosphere, Sanchez was quick to respond with an op-ed piece he wrote for the liberal-leaning Salon.com blog.
Photos
Sanchez on Fox News
Sanchez on the Columbia campus
External links
- Sanchez's blog
- Sanchez's Facercise Photos
- Amazon.com book reviews written by Matthew Sanchez
- Columbia Spectator: the article that started his media career
- Alleged Manhunt.net profile
- Alleged escort website (NSFW - don't follow this link if you are too young to view adult material)
- Films featuring Rod Majors
- Films featuring Rod Majors, even more of them
- IMDb profile
- Interview from 1998 about his porn career
