Monday, March 12, 2012
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AbsoluteGoo. com | Rock the House-Charity Auction: Compass House Buffalo NY
Rock the House-Charity Auction: Compass House Buffalo NY
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Barbi Twins: Famous for… Equine Advocacy
Shane and Sia Barbi–the bodacious and perhaps outrageous, world famous pin-up girls from the 90′s–have pretty much given up show business. They never did take themselves seriously nor were they seeking a life of fame and wealth.
They are, however, well aware of the power of celebrity.
To know them they are quite shy, humble, and share a self-deprecating sense of humor that makes them most approachable, if you can find them. As reclusive and private as they are, they have dedicated their lives to animal welfare causes and anti-cruelty advocacy. In fact, that is all they do now.
Along with Shane’s husband, Ken Wahl, they have championed many animal causes and most recently teamed up with Willie Nelson to oppose lifting the ban on horse slaughter. To no avail the six-year-old ban was lifted last December.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Dorian Grey Gallery, Upcoming Exhibitions - !00% Art - Work by Mark Freeland
100% Art - Work by Mark Freeland Opening Reception: Tuesday March 6th, 6-9PM Exhibition Dates: March 8th- April 1st
"For Freeland, it was necessary always to reach farther, to be more outrageous, to dream up the unthinkable, to surprise, to shock and to affirm relentlessly his own sense of genius. It was always about the art, the performance, the immediate fans, and never about the business. Freeland believed that someday someone would recognize his gift and take care of all the business tasks needed to propel him to stardom. “The guy who finally gets to market my brain is going to be a millionaire,” he once said. But Freeland’s “guy” never showed up. And sadly, some of those whose success he inspired left him behind as well. For example, a 1994 interview in Xtreme Magazine asked Johnny Rzeznick of the Goo Goo Dolls about the music scene between 1979 and 1984. “Those guys,” said Johnny, “especially Mark Freeland, Kent Weber and Dave Kane. They’ve all been working so hard. Freeland kills me. He is a bigger rock star than I will ever be. I love that guy because he’s everything a rock star is supposed to be. Everything is complete excess. Those were the guys who really taught me a lot of what I know.” Prior to Marks death, friends learned that he had been struggling for some time with cancer."
Read More: Dorian Grey Gallery, Upcoming Exhibitions - http://www.doriangreygallery.com/new_shows.html
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| Mark Freeland in front of his work |
Read More: Dorian Grey Gallery, Upcoming Exhibitions - http://www.doriangreygallery.com/new_shows.html
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Absolute Goo: "Best of Me" FINALLY played in the Hawaii 5-0 Season Finale.
"Best Of Me" by the Goo Goo Dolls played in the Hawaii 5-0 Season Finale :) "Best of Me" FINALLY played in the Hawaii 5-0 Season Finale.
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