So I was hanging with Paul Stanley the other day...
Lerxst in Wonderland©
Wailea. His portraits are for shit, but his impressionist paintings are
actually pretty interesting. I was surprised that only about 100 people
showed up, but I got to talk with him for a few minutes and he is much more
intelligent than I would have thought. A couple of nights later I saw him
at the Maui Film Festival and he gave me 'the nod'. My girlfriend commented
that he is one face lift away from becoming Cher.
http://www.celebrityfineart.com/celeb/pstanleybio.html
Damon Hynes sells seashells in the Seychelles
politicians), but I'd gladly sit and have a drink w/ Stanley.
Some Guy
"Lerxst in Wonderland©" <rata...@at.com> wrote in message
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Paul & Gene may be assholes from what I've heard/read/divined, but they're
not stupid. Gene sounds extremely intelligent, for instance, but he's
cloaked in this air of arrogant, egotistical assaholism.
Damon Hynes sells seashells in the Seychelles
> cloaked in this air of arrogant, egotistical assaholism.
Eggzactly. That's why I wouldn't want to talk with him, he effing knows
everything. Diff between Gene and Neil is that Peart will just walk
away when he's bored with you, but $immons doesn't get bored of talking
about himself...
Some Guy
His portraits are worse than what I used to see in high school art class.
However, take a look at Ronnie Wood's stuff. He is a very talented artist.
LIBERATOR
STFU you annoyance.
reborn rolla
It is funny when stars think they can expand to other mediums. How
many movie stars also thought they can sing or paint or play baseball.
Worst is tv stars that try to sing ala David Soul from Starskey and
Hutch.
Barf
wrote:
Two words: David Hasselhoff
Barfolomew "I'm half man, and half dog. I'm my own best friend!"
"Now I'd like to introduce the band. Geddy, Neil. Neil, Geddy." Big Al
reborn rolla
Barf wrote:
> On 20 Jun 2006 13:54:58 -0700, "reborn rolla" <zzro...@netscape.net>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >Some Guy wrote:
> >> "Lerxst in Wonderland©" <rata...@at.com> wrote in message
> >> news:EaSdnYeIwNJpzwXZ...@comcast.com...
> >> > For real. I guess he is a painter and he had an opening at Celebrities in
> >> > Wailea. His portraits are for shit, but his impressionist paintings are
> >> > actually pretty interesting. I was surprised that only about 100 people
> >> > showed up, but I got to talk with him for a few minutes and he is much
> >> > more
> >> > intelligent than I would have thought. A couple of nights later I saw him
> >> > at the Maui Film Festival and he gave me 'the nod'. My girlfriend
> >> > commented
> >> > that he is one face lift away from becoming Cher.
> >> >
> >> > http://www.celebrityfineart.com/celeb/pstanleybio.html
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >> His portraits are worse than what I used to see in high school art class.
> >> However, take a look at Ronnie Wood's stuff. He is a very talented artist.
> >
> >
> > It is funny when stars think they can expand to other mediums. How
> >many movie stars also thought they can sing or paint or play baseball.
> >Worst is tv stars that try to sing ala David Soul from Starskey and
> >Hutch.
>
> Two words: David Hasselhoff
Good one Barf! I raise with Eddie Murphy Party all the Time. :)
Lerxst in Wonderland©
"Some Guy" said:
: His portraits are worse than what I used to see in high school art class.
: However, take a look at Ronnie Wood's stuff. He is a very talented
artist.
Yeah, I saw a couple of Wood's originals and a ton of prints at the same
gallery. The thing that killed me, however, was the Paint-by-Numbers 'art'
of one Grace Slick (who, btw, looks too old to be a grandmother now)
from this:
http://www.quartzcity.net/blog/blogpics/graceslick.jpg
to this:
http://www.synthax.com/whatsnew/Perlman/pictures/Ted-&-Grace-Slick-3-2004.jpg
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/STYLE/arts/11/28/grace.slick.ap/story.ap.jpg
Max C. Webster III
> Barf wrote:
>
>> "reborn rolla" <zzro...@netscape.net> wrote:
>>
>>> It is funny when stars think they can expand to other mediums. How
>>> many movie stars also thought they can sing or paint or play baseball.
>>> Worst is tv stars that try to sing ala David Soul from Starskey and
>>> Hutch.
>>
>> Two words: David Hasselhoff
>
> Good one Barf! I raise with Eddie Murphy Party all the Time. :)
Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
Y'all have a nice day now, y'heah.
- Max -
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Heartbeat - I'm looking for a heartbeat . . .
My vision would turn your world upside down,
tear asunder your illusions and send the
sanctuary of your own ignorance crashing
down around you. - Huey Freeman
reborn rolla
Max C. Webster III wrote:
> reborn rolla done said:
>
> > Barf wrote:
> >
> >> "reborn rolla" <zzro...@netscape.net> wrote:
> >>
> >>> It is funny when stars think they can expand to other mediums. How
> >>> many movie stars also thought they can sing or paint or play baseball.
> >>> Worst is tv stars that try to sing ala David Soul from Starskey and
> >>> Hutch.
> >>
> >> Two words: David Hasselhoff
> >
> > Good one Barf! I raise with Eddie Murphy Party all the Time. :)
>
>
> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
>
> Y'all have a nice day now, y'heah.
Arrgghhh! No one has mentioned Potsie "Pump The Blood" or Greg Brady
yet. Ok you got the pot so far Max.
Rob nee Petard
studiously.
>>>> It is funny when stars think they can expand to other mediums. How
>>>> many movie stars also thought they can sing or paint or play baseball.
>>>> Worst is tv stars that try to sing ala David Soul from Starskey and
>>>> Hutch.
>>>
>>> Two words: David Hasselhoff
>>
>> Good one Barf! I raise with Eddie Murphy Party all the Time. :)
>
> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
I thought the winner would be William Shatner. (But didn't Nimoy do
something even worse still?)
Rob (!Petard)
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Damon Hynes sells seashells in the Seychelles
>
> http://archives.cnn.com/2000/STYLE/arts/11/28/grace.slick.ap/story.ap.jpg
Like Juliet Anderson, minus the sex appeal...
Don Bruder
It's all those years of supporting the weight of the troweled-on makeup
night after night after night, doncha know - The infrastructure got too
stressed to cope, and his whole face headed south between trips to the
plastic surgeon.
On a (Kiss)-related note, is it just me, or does Ace have a "crooked"
face? Seems to me that every image I see of him (but especially in the
makeup) it looks like one eye is significantly higher than the other,
giving the impression that his whole face has been sort of "twisted"
around his nose by about 5-10 degrees clockwise. I think it's most
noticable on the cover portrait from his solo album. I'd write it off to
being a painting (of somewhat dubious quality) but I see the same thing
(though to a somewhat lesser degree) in all "straight on" photos of him
I've encountered.
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The Professor
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>
> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
Not so fast buckaroo:
http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/1931/records.html
The Professor (unbeatable)
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Our causes can't see their effects
Damon Hynes sells seashells in the Seychelles
> night after night after night, doncha know - The infrastructure got too
> stressed to cope, and his whole face headed south between trips to the
> plastic surgeon.
Paul has had at least two hip-replacement surgeries.
> On a (Kiss)-related note, is it just me, or does Ace have a "crooked"
> face? Seems to me that every image I see of him (but especially in the
> makeup) it looks like one eye is significantly higher than the other,
> giving the impression that his whole face has been sort of "twisted"
> around his nose by about 5-10 degrees clockwise. I think it's most
> noticable on the cover portrait from his solo album. I'd write it off to
> being a painting (of somewhat dubious quality) but I see the same thing
> (though to a somewhat lesser degree) in all "straight on" photos of him
> I've encountered.
He got his jaw broken in a bar fight before KISS started.
Max C. Webster III
> "Max C. Webster III" <maxx...@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
>
> Not so fast buckaroo:
>
> http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/1931/records.html
Yeah, but . . . did his of Shat's records get any serious radio
airplay, and "serious," I mean anything other than a DJ saying, "OMFG,
you listener ain't gonna believe this crap!"
I'm sure there's some seriously horrendous crap out there by TV and
movie stars, but I can't currently remember one that got seriously play
on the radio that was worse than Don Johnson's technologically
"enhanced" hit.
But yeah, Lenny and Bill's recorded stuff is pretty freakin' bad.
- Max -
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Buckaroo? Am I one of Buck Owens's
band members or Cmdr. Bart Mancuso?
Don Bruder
Nimoy actually did some "fun" stuff. Not terribly *TALENTED*, musically
speaking, but at least listenable. Shatner, on the other hand... Well,
comparing his "singing" to fingernails on a chalkboard would be an
insult to both the fingernails AND the chalkboard.
John Nichel
> "Max C. Webster III" <maxx...@aol.com> wrote in
> news:1150838489....@r2g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
>
>> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
>
> Not so fast buckaroo:
>
> http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/1931/records.html
>
> The Professor (unbeatable)
>
There's always Gomer Pyle.
--
Blame Britney Spears and her horribly disgusting vagina.
CatPanDaddy
"Rob nee Petard" <steV...@cableone.net> wrote in message
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How about another thread... people who have artistic gifts in more than one
area?
Andy S
>>> news:1150838489....@r2g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
>>>
>>> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
>>
>> Not so fast buckaroo:
>>
>> http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/1931/records.html
>>
>> The Professor (unbeatable)
>>
> news:kg_lg.9336$k27.1207@trndny06...
> There's always Gomer Pyle.
>
> --
> Blame Britney Spears and her horribly disgusting vagina.
>
Andrew D. Sisson
LG VX8100 VZW AC II SINCE APRIL 1993
SAMSUNG X497 CINGULAR NATION SINCE MARCH 2006
But he was a singer AS WELL AS a TV star.
Doppelbock
@trndny06:
> The Professor wrote:
>> "Max C. Webster III" <maxx...@aol.com> wrote in
>> news:1150838489....@r2g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
>>
>>> Heh, and I take the pot with Don Johnson.
>>
>> Not so fast buckaroo:
>>
>> http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/1931/records.html
>>
>> The Professor (unbeatable)
>>
>
> There's always Gomer Pyle.
>
"Back home again... In Indiana..."
At least he can carry a tune. With, like, vibrato and all that
professional singy stuff.
DB
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