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Re: Remembering Terence Sellers aka Mistress Angel Stern

Chi Chi ·
From Ted + Di in RIP VIP: Good Bye Ms Terence - Heard the sad news tonight - Di and I will remember you fondly - go forth fierce henceforth know no pain - This plain is less that you are gone. T n D
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Re: 9/11/01 - The village signpost - please check in here

Jean Free Laura McCutchan Ted n Di Destin Coleman Rosen, Robyn Andew Stellman Leonardo from thegothicshoppe.com David Kirkpatrick james galus lisa feuer Darenzia and Charles more to come, I pray Kylie xoxoxoxox
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Re: Sex With Taxi Drivers part 2

Nancy Isla ·
Daddy do you remember telling me what happened the last time you were like that? Well, let's just say that last time you went home with M*tt D****n-this time it was Mohammed.
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Re: Straight To Hell (Sex Stories)

daddy ·
I nabbed this from "Lucky Bitches" It's from Goblin.
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Re: Straight To Hell (Sex Stories)

sweetie ·
When I was 13, my mother and father took a day trip to Ohio to see my uncle and my brother closest to me in age was suppose to keep an eye on me while they were away. He did a really good job by getting me totally stoned. Later in the evening he had his girlfriend named Andrea come over, and they went downstairs in our family room where my brothers best friend Chris and I could hear her getting the life fucked out of her from where we were upstairs in the livingroom. Well at 13 almost...
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Re: Miss Understood's Hi from Thailand

Miss Understood ·
Wow. I went to Pattaya to see the drag shows. We went to two, "Alcazar" and "Tiffany". While they were both dazzling, Tiffany, which started in the 70's, blew Alcazar out of the water! While the photos on their website look great, they don't begin to translate all the glitter and texture of the costumes, nor the kinetic grandeur of the sets... but go take a look around anyway: Tiffany Website On the "show preview" page, give it time to load and it becomes a little roll-over-the-photo...
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Re: Can We Build a Less Prejudiced TG Sense of Community?

Miss Understood ·
I've always just felt, hmm, I guess you can call it "socially androgynous." While growing up I was very uncomfortable with the expectations of the male gender role. Still, I didn't drop the toy trucks and run for the Barbies. I preferred Legos and crayons. "Gender" can refer to biology or it can refer to social roles. Personally, I think that while male and female personalities probably have some natural genetic differences, our culture tends to exaggerate those differences to bizarre...
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Re: Can We Build a Less Prejudiced TG Sense of Community?

Miss Understood ·
Stacey made some interesting observations about crossdressers. Most of the crossdressers I have encountered are men who, by day, rigidly comply with their ""male role." I think that they fetishize their "female' side because to them it is forbidden. I guess, living in my little "bohemian" bubble just places me outside of that. I have no fear of wearing bright colors, giggling, gossiping, or discussing personal issues when I'm not in drag. I don't really acknowledge a "masculine" and a...
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Re: David Wojnarowicz - Artist

TonyaKnudsen ·
Hatches -- It was impressive to meet you, such a stately figure of consequence with a wise, yet subdued kindness. I hope you like the Jackie 60 Fashion Forward shwag, I apologize for the interruption in your stage performance last night (that was not my doing, ahem, Daddy - I much prefer being on the dance floor!) ------------- As I continue to delve into NYC in the 80s, I find more and more information about DWs work and the artists he collaborated with. Just when I thought I had a...
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Re: Adam Ant

Miss Understood ·
You "opened up" Wham? I thought those girls were already spread WIDE open! Maybe Billy just experimented in his youth. That novel/movie is supposed to be autobiographical. From the Web: (b. 1954) Half-Pakistani British novelist, screenwriter, and essayist and a paragon of the modern multicultural intellectual. Kureishi made his mark with the pair of screenplays he wrote for director Stephen Frears: My Beautiful Launderette (1985) and Sammy and Rosie Get Laid (1987). Before Launderette,...
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Re: My own private East Village

Anna Nicole ·
Yeah...so glad that the Japanese boom is upon us.. however real sad that we are loosing so many mom n pop stores.... I LOVED my greengrocer on 1st btw 13/14th which now is no longer there! It was so cheap and convenient (Hate buying fruit and veg from Supermarket and commodeties etc is so expensive)..just hope we don't loose the butcher/fishmongers on 13th/1st too!!...and just refuse to pay $3.25 in the Korean deli for gallon of milk which is $2.69 in the supermarket ya know... its just the...
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Re: RIP, VIP

dreambot ·
Next to Quentin Crisp, one of my favorite New Yorkers was an uptown girl whom I belatedly learned passed on. I was visitng the NYTimes obit section for the first time in many months and discovered Daphne Helman, had passed away this summer very close to if not on Warhol's birthday.) She was listed as a name on the bottom of the page but the link wasn't working. Later that day I was on the Motherboards in the Versailles section and was reminded of the RIP VIP which I've also avoided far too...
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Re: Displaced Radical Faeries

Jackie Bigalow ·
I'm proud to announce that Jackie Bigalow has just become the newest member of the Woodbury, TN Public Library, and was told in no uncertain terms by the librarian that she was absolutely not allowed to look at porn while using this computer. With her 1987 German Skinhead hair and sleeveless Glamour Goblins shirt, bright green pants and yellow shoes, I just don't know why they would even think they had to tell her that. So things down here are pretty magical-- I get to bathe at least once a...
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Re: Rice Queens - The Anne Rice topic

B. Domination ·
I adore Anne Rice, and can't wait to read the new one. However, the guy who has gay sex with himself is not that exciting. I have gay sex with myself all the time. Technically speaking, I am a girl having sex with me, a girl. I don't talk to myself or anything, though. And I do usually roll over and fall asleep or just get up and leave when I 'm done. I'm such a pig.
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Re: Straight To Hell (Sex Stories)

ViperBoy ·
I guess almost everything revolves around sex, and well, money too, but that's another forum entry all together. I leisurely mouse-clicked into a Maui gay chat room tonight on the World Wide Web, barefoot, topless, holding my java in my hand, wearing nothing more than a pair of tight faded Levi's with a paint stain on the crotch and a rip in the left knee. I'm not one for online chat programs really. ICQ and Yahoo Messenger sit tranquil upon my desktop collecting Internet dust and most of my...
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Re: Straight To Hell (Sex Stories)

ViperBoy ·
Damn boys, with their unwashed hair and shabby, tattered faded Levi's, sauntering around the concrete jungle reminiscent of a slimy serpent slithering in between the cracks of right of wrong, black from white. Blood stained lips sucking the last haul from the butt end of a borrowed cigarette, flipping the nicotine stick with a snap of the wrist into the chaotic heart of a hectic intersection, legs spread eagle on a gravel sprinkled sidewalk, drumming a filthy boot on the ground to the sound...
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Re: Join us at Hooker's Ball 4 New Year's Eve

Shema Nails ·
Amsterdam in New Amsterdam! Yes, maybe I'll bring my pipe, its very hard to roll with long nails. I am trying to figure what to wear that is very whoreish! Shema Nails [This message was edited by Shema Nails on 12-30-02 at 12:45 AM.]
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Re: Join us at Hooker's Ball 4 New Year's Eve

Glamnerd ·
What a great New Year's Eve! I'm still recovering! So glad I got to spend a brief but fab moment with the Empress and Daddy! Congrats on such a successful blowout! Highlights from my evening included..... Ringing in 2003 with a kiss from Lil' Kim. Fishstick #2 squashed in the back of Debravations 2 seater Mercedes with full spiked mohawk. (I wouldn't give up the front!) The flaming caldron in Donatella Versace's courtyard (so sick!) Flowrider and Betty Domination (her pearls were major!) The...
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Re: Miss Understood's Thailand 2003!

Miss Understood ·
It's like 1AM and I'm in an open-front Internet cafe on Khao San Road. KS Road is... hmmm, Like St. Marks Place meets Mortville crossed with an amazing eclectic flea market with lots of hippie/punky clothing and accessories,bootleg CDs, and food vendors. Add thousand Aussie/Euro backpackers with dreadlocks. I wouldn't stay on this street, too noisy, but it's comforting to be near it. Oh, and between my hotel and here I've spooked 4 trannies. A lot visitors who want to "keep it real" might...
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Re: Miss Understood's Thailand 2003!

Gigi Deluxe ·
Yes - I DO want to hear about ALL your shopping and all those gorgeous outfits & fabric!Have you seen the dancer outfits? Or the ornate gold head peices and metal finger tips with the L-o-n-g finger nails? First I was jealous about the tropical weather, now I'm so enivious of your shopping adventures I could spit! Gi-Gi
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Re: Please help us rename this Forum

Chi Chi ·
...And you are absolutely right! And the new name is... Drum roll, please... The Club Chronicles. Thanks to EVERYONE who participated and to trigger for coming up with the new name!
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Re: Miss Understood's Thailand 2003!

Miss Understood ·
Yeah, I think the funny outfit adds to that effect. It has that weird "I'm not from here" look. Americans only pair red and green at Xmas. I feel refreshed. I love NY more after taking a break from it. I'm ready to roll on several projects, so I'm glad to be back. I just wish winter would go bye bye.
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Re: Displaced Radical Faeries

.tangle. ·
Yeah, Glammy, it seemed that Tracy only showed up for one day to make her star appearance at the No-Talent Show. What a diva. There are so many moments to speak of, but this year I've got to give my props to Miss Nature. She was serving up some kind of serenity sandwich with mayo & mystery on a chaos bun. Last years Beltaine Eve seemed to be about endurance --Antler and I standing in front of an everlasting fire while being cleansed by an endless pelting of gigantic rain drops, stripping...
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Re: RIP, VIP

daddy ·
Johnny Cash, one of country music's most iconic figures, has died at the age of 71. Cash died at Baptist Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, "due to complications from diabetes, which resulted in respiratory failure", said Lou Robin, his manager. The announcement shocked fans, who had been relieved to hear that Cash had been released from hospital on Tuesday after three weeks of treatment for an inflammation of the pancreas. Although Cash had been hospitalised frequently over the past several...
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Re: East Side, West Side, All Around The Town

seven ·
I did some work for about a month for Woolco foods once around '91. They are purveyors -sell provisions to Manhattan's restaurants from the five star to the falafel joints. Met one of the co-owners because we took care of his one-eyed, thirteen-year-old doberman once a month from Friday night to Sunday morning. He paid us $800 cash for that. That is actually how we paid our rent! He would roll up in a white Rolls to our place at 11th and Ave. B. across the street from what then was a huge...
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Re: RIP, VIP

Luxury Lex ·
Suave and debonair rocker Robert Palmer has died.
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Re: Goin' To The Chapel: The Lesbian, Gay & T/S Marriage Topic

S'tan ·
Nicholas D. Kristof does it again: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/03/opinion/03KRIS.html?th "Long before President Bush's call for a 'constitutional amendment protecting marriage,' Representative Seaborn Roddenberry of Georgia proposed an amendment that he said would uphold the sanctity of marriage. "Mr. Roddenberry's proposed amendment, in December 1912, stated, 'Intermarriage between Negroes or persons of color and Caucasians . . . is forever prohibited.' He took this action, he said,...
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Re: DAVID BOWIE

Stacy Amber ·
I was just reading the posts in this category, and noticed the vast majority speak only of Davids more recent work and ignore his stuff from the early 1970's, which I consider his most inspired work (Space Oddity; The Man Who Sold the World; Hunky Dory; The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars; Aladin Sane). David Bowie has been a major influence on my life. Like many artists, it is difficult for those who weren't around when the artist first began influencing music to...
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Re: Swept Away part 2

Amber Ray ·
Shady, huh, Daddy? She's getting insecure...it is SO obvious. I wish the bitch would just roll around in her money and save the spotlight and time for real talent. I mean Kaballah, gap add, childrens books? So SOOO SO sick of her. And I think her work stinks, lately. She should get a clue from real heroes like Marlene or Josephine. It amazes me that a person with her money and power doesnt want to make a bigger influence on the positive manifestations in the world, like human rights and...
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Re: ORANGE ALERT for New York City

hatches ·
Careful, those currents are mighty tricky, both off the Battery and up above Inwood. Probably too tricky for swimming. You hear it all the time when bodies and other things are dumped in the river-- they wind up in odd places like Hellgate or Little Brothers Island. I have my eye, however, on those kyacks bobbing away below N. Moore Street. Anyone want to join me? There's also the old freight railroad trestle at the point where the Harlem and Hudson meet. You can enter through Inwood Park in...
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Re: DAVID BOWIE

Stacy Amber ·
Thank you Chi Chi and Bobby, it was my pleasure to share that. That's so true Anna. This show was so much better than those big productions of the past. It was just Bowie and his band pulling it all off song by song. Between songs he was so funny and present with everyone. He reminded me of a Rock 'n Roll Richard Dawson in his humorous manner with everyone. And yes, he does look HOT!!!! He still has such sexy moves too, such grace and style.
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Re: RIP, VIP - Chapter 2 (3/5/04++)

daddy ·
Man, Punks are dropping like flies! He and Johnny Thunders were my next door neighbors once on East Third Street. He was a nightmare but I liked him. I mean he was a New York Doll! David Johnanson and Sylvain were my favorites though. Sylvain and I actually recorded together once. I also mixed one of his records (I forget which one). He's great. So is David. Very nice. And Sylvain is an amazing tailor. He can sew ANYTHING! He makes great clothes. But you know, if there is a Rock & Roll...
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Re: RIP, VIP - Chapter 2 (3/5/04++)

Stacy Amber ·
I forgive Johnny for turning into such a Republican Pro-Bush Jerk. His guitar playing sounded so good! They're all dying so close to each other in years!!! Joey (totally unique vocals and stage stance), Dee-Dee (despite a dumb personna, quite witty and funny) and now Johnny. I loved them so much when I first heard them, and they sound as good now as they ever did. THey got so little respect when they were a vital band from the mainstream. I heard so much bullshit about them from people who...
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Re: RIP, VIP - Chapter 2 (3/5/04++)

Anna Nicole ·
Kersh just sent me this... its to appear in the British press (independent I think...) 'He was the most important person in British music since the birth of rock 'n' roll' By Andy Kershaw It was like I had been hit by a hammer. Jenny Abramsky, the BBC's controller of network radio, called me and said: "I've got some bad news for you, and I think you ought to sit down." As soon as she said that, my mind just raced and in a flash, before she had said it, I thought "Peel's dead". John had died...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York

S'tan ·
Hmmm, not that bad an article. I guess you are displeased Maddy because he neither mentions Mother, nor Hog & Heifers... but one club does not an entire 'culture' make, no matter what we feel about it. Instead, like many artistic/bohemian subcultures, we were parasitic (and happy to be so) and thus from the point of view of profit-mongers, WE were part of the "problem" over there. Exactly: low-rent, no interest in big profit, in love with sleaze and the panorama of the bizarre, seemingly...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York

S'tan ·
No of course if you are an artist you don't HAVE to make a living at it, but it would certainly be wonderful if we could. Seven you seem to think that is an impossibility, this is what irks me. I have to believe somewhere there is an editor who would not make me bow and scrape to get published. Wouldn't you? Artists who are purchased by the wealthy collectors are not necessarily making things to flatter their tastes. Artists do subsist in our culture as a parasitic entity, I grant you that,...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York

daddy ·
And this from Musto: (FYI the "worst club" is our favorite, CAIN) Musto Rules!
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Re: Puritan Watch

Michael Madison ·
Here's a sign of hope: some bible thumpers are attempting to run a series of ads promoting a new translation of the bible for "young people" and it's "written in today's language, for today's times." I'd love to see the lingo they use to describe the crucifixion..."J wanted to jus' go back to his crib, but his brothas made him hang-out-n-shit all day on this cross till he suffocated hisself or bled to def." Good for Rolling Stone for just saying no. Good for The Onion for saying yes!
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Re: Lord D' Drennnan

Chi Chi ·
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Re: Fashion, Sweetie

Merlinator ·
POP-Heavy Metal is next seven...... start watching channel 128 MTV2! LOL, no really it's true. sounds like old fashion rock n' roll, but what does merlinator know?
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York

Michael Madison ·
I don't know the real deal at this building, but it seems more than a little disingenuous for this Rosenblatt character to use "the homeless" as a pawn in the thing. Ugh. Famed Punk Bar CBGBs Facing Eviction Mar 17, 4:43 PM (ET) By LARRY McSHANE NEW YORK (AP) - Hours earlier, Hilly Kristal joined rock's royalty inside a Waldorf-Astoria ballroom for the latest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions. By the morning, though, Kristal sips a cup of coffee and pops an antacid as he considers the...
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Re: Farewell Charming Old New York

seven ·
Thanks for the advisory Hatches. I figured after they closed to redecorate something of a downgrade was going to be on the offing. And it was the lesser of the East Block eateries to begin with. I haven't been to Polonia on 1st Ave. since they also cleaned up their facade. The food there used to be serviceable and the wait staff authentic but I am assumeing the face lift means another notch up in the bland spectrum for the fare. When I want some juicy poppy seed roll or a nice smoked herring...
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Re: SEX in Jackie 60

seven ·
That's probably the night I thought I saw a dejected looking Calvin getting cruised by two huge guys on Washington St. in front of Hogs n Heffers. They were telling Calv something like, "Hey just bend over the Harley for us." Probably the moment he decided he was going to infringe the copyright of the Jackie 60 logo t-shirt.
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Re: Verbal Abuse / The Poetry Part 2

Justine La Manche ·
«Man Ray: n. masc. syn. de joie, jouer, jouir» Marcel Duchamp (in the dictionary of Surrealism I believe.) I like this definition because it's what I remember Jackie being about.
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Re: Kenneth Anger

Amber Ray ·
Lucifer, Arisen A quintessential San Francisco story, starring charismatic musician/murderer Bobby BeauSoleil* *with underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger, cult leader Charles Manson, Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey, and the Straight Satans motorcycle gang in supporting roles SF Weekly November 17, 2004 By Lessley Anderson Bobby BeauSoleil bounds into the visiting room at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institute in Pendleton, Ore. His 5-foot-10-inch frame is thin, but he moves with a...
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Re: Air Travel is shite these days.....

seven ·
Oh don't get me started. I began flying around 1969 or 1970. A plain old passenger was royalty then. You were a, 'valued customer' -this phrase simply has been erased from corporate consciousness. In the 80's there was at least a counter-movement with the likes of People Express but they got targeted by the big boys and squeezed out. Tower was the last incarnation of that populist approach (although their service was awful at the end) and Southwest has a remnant of that low-cost/good service...
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Re: Rice Queens - The Anne Rice topic

Michael Madison ·
I haven't read Anne Rice since Servant of the Bones, but this sounds like it could be quite good. The Gospel According to Anne The queen of the occult has been gone awhile. What's Anne Rice been up to? Getting healthy, finding God"”and writing her most daring book yet. By David Gates Newsweek Oct. 31, 2005 issue - Sometimes Anne Rice won't leave her bedroom for days on end"”and neither would you. Glass doors open onto a terrace that looks over the red-tiled roofs of La Jolla, Calif., to the...
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Re: Rice Queens - The Anne Rice topic

S'tan ·
Hail Madge, Hail Lexxy, Lexxy if you had a staff of 40 + people you would probably write a book a year too. Barbara Cartland wrote 500 before she kicked off. http://www.goodbyemag.com/may00/cartland.html "She invariably wore huge pink dresses (pink 'helps our brain' she said), did her eyelashes with boot polish (which would not run, despite tears), sported thick coats of makeup, and carried a lap dog while riding in a white Rolls. "She grew old in a unique style that she thought graceful,"...
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Re: !BadAss! Burlesque commits Idolatry TONIGHT!

Vulgaras ·
a HUGE Thank You goes out to the following nightlife superstarz for making a killing at our Samhain affair, that I will remember for a long time to come - Editrix Abby Ehmann For hosting the show with madcap panache & verve. World Famous *BOB* that black toothed 2001 opener that hit the ground running! Julie Atlas Muz the vicious vamp that stole the show! Amber Ray the most dashing fireball we've ever seen! Rose Wood what can I say but ... damn! you sure know how to work that Jack...
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Re: Madonna: Swept Away, part IV

Michael Madison ·
Ooo ooo ooo! I wanna be Rosie O'Donell! Meanwhile, Madge cries: Liz Smith -- November 30, 2005 -- 'ME AND ELVIS? Are you kidding?! I'm gonna tell my dad. Maybe that will impress him." That was Madonna's reaction when we told the Queen of Pop that she has now tied the King of Rock 'n' Roll with the most top-10 singles ever "” 36 each. (Her latest being the crazily infectious "Hung Up.") M had not heard the news yet. I guess she really does stay away from media! And at 47, touchingly, she...
 
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