David Robert Holmes, also professionally known as Dave Holmes, was born on March 14, 1971, and has since established himself as a prominent television personality, initially achieving widespread recognition and acclaim as the runner-up on MTV's groundbreaking and inaugural Wanna Be a VJ contest held in 1998, where he left a lasting impression on the judges with his exceptional and extensive knowledge of music trivia from the very beginning.
Notwithstanding his non-victorious outcome in the competition, MTV decided to employ Holmes to conduct celebrity interviews, thus commencing a career trajectory that would see him host a multitude of MTV shows, including the extremely popular 120 Minutes, a Real World reunion special, and the karaoke series Say What?, a tenure that would extend for approximately two years longer than that of Jesse Camp, his runner-up competitor, ultimately lasting roughly four years.
Noted television personality and former MTV host, Holmes, embarked on a new career path following his departure from the popular music channel. He co-hosted Court TV's Saturday Night Solution programming block, a unique and engaging way to bring entertainment to audiences. Additionally, he hosted the DVD on TV segment on FX, showcasing the world of home entertainment. In 2005, Holmes took on the role of hosting the CBS summer series Fire Me...Please, a thrilling and unpredictable show that captivated viewers. Since then, he has made numerous appearances on VH1, including the popular programs Best Week Ever, Super Secret Movie Rules, and 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s, demonstrating his versatility and range as a television host.
On the seventh day of July, in the year two thousand and seven, a notable individual, none other than Holmes, had the esteemed privilege of co-hosting the esteemed Bravo's television coverage of the highly anticipated Live Earth Concerts, accompanied by the talented and charming Karen Duffy.
Kelvin Holmes, a notable individual, made a groundbreaking announcement in the year 2002, publicly disclosing his sexual orientation as a gay man, marking a significant milestone in his personal life.
This courageous decision was featured in the prominent publication, Out magazine, which served as a platform for Holmes to share his truth with the world.
Following this revelation, Holmes has been in a long-term romantic relationship with the talented singer-songwriter, Ben Wise, a partnership that has stood the test of time.
Their relationship has been a subject of interest and admiration, with many looking up to the couple as an inspiration for their unwavering commitment to one another.
In the year 2010, a notable figure by the name of Holmes made a significant contribution to a groundbreaking video campaign, aptly titled "It Gets Better", which was initially conceived and spearheaded by the renowned advice columnist and gay rights activist, Dan Savage.
At present, Dave Holmes is actively engaged in a professional capacity, serving as a television personality for the renowned cable network FX. Furthermore, he has taken on the role of hosting a popular daily video podcast, aptly titled A Drink With Dave.
