Caftan Awareness Continues

Posted on May 2, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Everybody’s got em. Lots of people love em.

Whitney Moments

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Sometimes – Miss Guy

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Hot doll action. Guy and Dolls.

That’s Guy from June of last year.

Poodleology

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Kier coined that term years ago. Poodleology and Poodleologists. Are you one? I am. Did you ever meet Truffle, Lord Truffle Pom Pom Von Champagne Sipper? I loved him.He was in showbusiness in his early years, then retired to the West Village. He was a very sweet poodle until Bunny put Satan in him. Poor thing, he would cower and whine if you called him, “green grilla!”

Satan can take an animal and ruin it. If you have a pet, you should be careful not to let that happen.

Levels

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Billy Beyond

Not really Judy

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Billy Beyond

She had nowhere to go. She played every minute all the way out. The result was, she went nowhere – she couldn’t, she had no room to travel. I have a few more very simple notes for Tracie Bennett that I think would help that show out quite a bit. I had the pleasure of seeing this Judy-fest with one of the best directors in the business. We agreed that five minutes with Miss Bennett would help this performance forever. Still, I’m very happy that a show like this one can even exist. Really…it’s just marvelous.

and what an audience…girl!

Tragic Hobbies

Posted on April 14, 2012 by Billy Beyond

I don’t think about it too much. It’s too sad. If I start thinking about all those people dying then I go right to WTC, watching the towers fall and all those people dying. I don’t get the romantic angle with the Titanic. It’s a legitimate hobby now. Will collecting things from the WTC be a hobby in a hundred years? Will people be collecting souvenirs from Windows On The World and having them appraised on Antiques Roadshow (season 115)? I don’t like tragic hobbies. Respect the dead. No, respect your elders, honor the dead – that’s it.