Along with Kim Basinger, Meg Ryan, Kiefer Sutherland and other celebrities, Gary is part of an ad campaign by Baum & Mercier that highlights programs that assist education, medical research, and the environment. A print version of the ad featuring Gary is in November issue of Conde Nast Traveller.

Visit Baum & Mercier to see a flash version of the ad. Thanks to S. Williams for the tip!

Gary is scheduled to appear on the Late Show with David Letterman Wednesday, November 1 (11:30 p.m. ET/PT).

The following morning, Thursday, November 2 he is scheuduled to appear on The View. Check local listings.

Watch video of Gary’s appearance (September 2006) on The Late Late Show with Craig Feguson here.

The Army News Service reports on the delivery of school supplies provided by OIC and other organizations to schools in Iraq. (Via eMilitary.org.)

According to Bill Zweker’s column in the Sun Times, Gary and the Lt. Dan Band grabbed dinner and a few wardrobe accessories at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. at the Navy Pier Saturday, October 14th before their concert later that evening at the USO gala. (If anyone was fortunate enough to attend the gala, we would love to hear about it.)

If you haven’t been to a concert yet or you just gotta have more, the band starts November with two shows in California and another in Missouri. On Saturday, November 4th, they perform at the Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, and the following night, November 5th, they play the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano.

Later that week, the band travels to Kansas City, Missouri for a Friday night show at the Uptown Theatre to raise funds for Operation Iraqi Children. For more information see Benefit Concert

For further details about the upcoming concerts and other Lt. Dan Band news, check out the fresh new look of the band’s website here. Don’t miss the Galllery with teriffic photos from recent shows!

Gary provides an introduction for Into the Fire, a new documentary abouut firefighters premiering this week on The History Channel. The film premieres on Friday, October 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. For more information, visit The History Channel’s web site.

Spike TV has begun airing CSI:NY’s first season late on Sunday nights (11 pm ET/PT). Check your local cable listings for details, or visit Spike TV’s website.