Sunday, November 06, 2011
Sunday, October 16, 2011
GIA and OPIE, From 2 Different Worlds...
I'm planning to write the adventures of Opie and Gia soon. It's about two people from very different backgrounds, trying to get along...I see it as a sitcom, but it could also be a drama, if Gia has her way. It will entertain me, if not you...
Saturday, October 01, 2011
1980: PERMANENT WAVES...
Note: All of these stories are fiction. Don't believe any of it...
In 1980, I ate 2-10 hits of acid or mescaline every weekend, and some weekdays, as well. I worked in the mailroom of an insurance company on Park Ave. and 33rd St. I was 18, and I liked it! These are stories from that year...
Sunday, May 08, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Spider Man Throws Arachne Under The Bus...Will It Reverse The Curse?
Not to make light of injury, but one might think that this play is cursed by some evil Spider-Goddess. This mess has gone on too long already, and the latest (4th? -I've lost count) postponement of it's official opening was announced before this latest (4th? -I've lost count) injury on the set, during "previews."
By MARK KENNEDY AP Drama Writer/With MyFoxNY.com Staff Reports
NEW YORK - Is this the curse of the Spider-Woman? T.V. Carpio stepped in to replace another actress injured in Broadway's troubled "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." She has now herself been sidelined after an accident.
Producers of the $65 million musical said Tuesday that Carpio was hurt last week during an onstage battle scene. She plays an evil spider woman called Arachne and will be out of the show for the next two weeks.
It's worth noting that the latest rework of the play supposedly gets rid of the Arachne character altogether. The character was used as a narrator, and was a mouthpiece for the (now replaced) director Julie Taymoor, saying such lines as "I am the only true artist here." Sheesh! Good riddance!
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Saturday, January 08, 2011
Living In The Past: 1/2 Of The Class Of 1979
I lifted this from a friend's FB page, because I haven't seen it for so long. That's me, fourth from the left in the front row. Most of my friends congregated in the back, but I knew this would be my only shot in the yearbook, so I stayed in the front.
As you can see, it's only half of what was a two-page spread in the yearbook. My apologies to the half of my classmates who I didn't get to show.
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