Peter Facinelli was in New York City at the legendary Z-100 Jingle Ball. There are other Jingle Balls, but New York is the ultimate.

Peter introduced John Mayer (who then played a set with surprise guest Taylor Swift), posed for photos, and signed autographs for fans before leaving for Georgia where he is at a charity event today. According to Fewter who sent us her video file at the bottom, “Peter Facinelli did a Carlise impersonation (wasn’t that great he just introduced John Mayer in his “Carlisle Voice” lol) I didn’t catch the part where he said “Pretend i have blonde hair” but i got this a picture! and  btw the crowd went WILD when he came out.”

Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth talk about their Christmas routine.

See the video here on People. Via Twi Fans.

THERE….ARE…NO…WORDS! Seriously, hilarious. Put down all liquids, or your monitor will be toast.

So there are pictures on the Internet that supposedly “prove a relationship” because two people are holding hands. Mind you, we’ve seen one of the parties holding hands with others before so to us it doesn’t persay equal “proof”. Regardless if they are or aren’t in a relationship we wish them well. However this tweet and photo from Peter Facinelli doubled us over laughing!

“Co-stars caught holding hands. Guess this picture proves everything. #Pellan“

Peter Facinelli talks to The Wrap about how he got started in the entertainment business and unlikely sources he credits with his success.

“For a whole year I was going up on stuff and I was probably really terrible. Every time I walked out of the room, I had this great high, like I was doing what I wanted to be doing, and I was really excited that I was able to go out on things. I was getting some really crappy feedback, but for some reason, my agent stuck with me.

I was horrible. They were saying, “This kid can’t act, he’s terrible.” But you know, it was a great learning curve for me.

I think I had natural instincts, but I was also stiff as a board when I first started out. I also had a really thick New York accent at the time. I was like “My Cousin Vinny,” so that was very limiting, but you know, NYU knocked that right out of me.”

Read the rest on The Wrap.