Tagged With "linda simpson"

Pamela Sneed. Very dangerous.

Let me ask you how to RSVP if one is not on Facebook.

Seven! You can always donate directly to the Queer Rising group via their web site, queerrising.org/donate no later than 12noon on Sunday, Feb. 13. Treasurer(s) are tracking those. If that's not an option, e-mail me directly. Yes, Sneed. Dangery!

Thanks Joe. I think I will just cough up the full price at the door to support the whole thing. It's an amazing line up.

Since I am planning to attend AND MCing the Vampire Ball there the night before, I will be seeing more of Santos than my home next weekend! xxoo Mr. Joe, please post any rough timetable as we get closer, would hate to miss Hattie or a few others..

Hi Motherboarders! We're a few days away, and the lineup looks as follows: 7p - 8p: DJ Baby K and Drumming 8pm: Alberto Cortes Mike Albo M. Lamar Hattie Hathaway (plus 3 Teens Kill 4 members) DJ Baby K music break 9:30pm: Lindsay Abromaitis-Smith Pamela Sneed Hooray For Goodbye Transgendered Jesus We look forward to seeing everyone come out on Sunday. Thanks again for supporting this important group!

Thanks for posting timetable of the nite. This helps me to decide the hight of heels that I wear! BTW, I found Hooray for Goodbye at the last event you organized, and I really liked them, Thank U

After finishing Confessions of a Shopaholic (by Sophie Kinsella) which for anybody also afflicted with this malady is a must read, though the happy ending is the only downfall. It is very much in the same genre as Helen Fieldings' Bridget Jones' Diary- first one I loved, but the second one I never finished- didn't live up to the first at all in my opinion. But right now I am tearing through Jacqueline Susann's Shadow of the Dolls (by Rae Lawrence). Taken from a draft/outline penned prior to...

I would be interested in an historical account of the 80s Pyramid years as well. Though I arrived in New York during August of 1988, my first couple of years clubbing were largely confined to the bigger places (Palladium, Traxx, Tunnel, Sound Factory, etc) and I didn't really "discover" the Pyramid until the Linda Simpson-Channel 69 era (early 90s). Do tell.

I've worked as stage manager for every Wigstock since 1989. It was great to have Wigstock back in Tompkins Square and I even liked the shorter format. Yeah okay, it's not like it used to be, but what is? We can't live in the past and shouldn't want to. And yes, maybe the afterparty at Webster Hall was lame, but the afterparty at Opaline with Sister Dimension and Linda Simpson was loads of fun! Yes, there were some assholes backstage working security. It's a problem that should be brought up...

VH1 has a special on the rise and fall of the supermodel phenomenon (which I saw but did not hear at the gym), and it was dishy- more for how Janice Dickenson looks now...she is giving Joceyln Wildenstein a run for a money with those cat eyes. Meow. The interesting thing about the show to me was how in the 90s, being a model- and only several were deemed "super" and we all know who they were- became more fabulous than being a movie or pop star, but the turnaround came in the late 90s when...

Anna the story was a laugh because if Justine had a manager with half a brain he or she would have just dunked her mop in henna and that would be the end of it. Hey, does Jessica Simpson have a contract clause that says her opening act can not ALSO have a low-talent dunce in it? Or that Homer and Marge can't show up at a gig to claim comps to get in to see their eldest daughter?