Another year, another yearlong photo essay. Check it out at http://Dolls.BillieRae.com.
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The Inexplicable Lives of Dolls -- the cutting-room floorUpdated on Friday
I Love New York on Black FridayCreated about a week ago
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- Make plans to join us at the Professional Stuntman Invitational 5:18pm May 14
- Author Launches Second Yearlong Photo Essay 12:24pm Feb 26
- Check the BRBTV News Blog ... 8:53pm Jan 10
For years BRBTV has been of the opinion that the only real way to revisit the "Dallas" property -- and give it fresh life, great continuity, honor, respectability and a whole new generation of fans -- is to center it around the boys, John Ross and Christopher. Throw in some Pamela Rebecca Cooper,...
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Ahhhh ... Christmastime. And we do mean CHRISTMAStime, here at the BRBTV News Blog, being firm supporters of Christmas and all. Heck, we're even firm supporters of keeping this economy alive! And on our Black Friday daytrip up to the Big Apple, we were fairly sure that the flagship Macy's store o...
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Billie Rae Bates
"The Inexplicable Lives of Dolls" is the second yearlong photo essay project by Billie Rae Bates. One raw, unretouched photo per week, accompanied by an essay touching on a variety of subjects from the sublime to the simply sociological, just as with the My Mother's Clothing project -- only this time she's digging into... the doll collection! Barbie, Batgirl, Betty Cooper ... these girls (and some guys) are coming out of the closet, so to speak, some after more than three decades in the dark ...
Watch this space each week for the "also-rans" of the project -- the photos that didn't make it onto the page but are fun nonetheless!
See the whole project at:
http://Dolls.BillieRae.com
See the project's official press release at:
http://www.pr.com/press-release/132822
And be sure to "become a fan" on the main profile page to catch updates of this and the other writing projects of BRB.
- Forry Smith, the dashing Reese Walker on "SB," turns 57 on December 1.- Charlene Tilton, little Lucy Ewing of "Dallas," turns 51 on December 1, though reports sometimes conflict on her age.- Nicolas Coster, the unforgettable Lionel Lockridge on "SB," as well as Lyle Sloan and Joe Morris on "Dal...
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Billie Rae Bates Why hide from the holiday crowds -- why not embrace them? I decided I wanted to experience Christmas shopping in New York City, and boy did I experience it ...
27 new photos
From Archie ComicsArchie Comics has just released an all-new holiday special Betty & Veronica Christmas Spectacular as its first exclusively digital comic book.This new special holiday issue is Archie’s next step into the future of comic books. Archie Comics is embracing the digital medium i...
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Looking stately and seasoned in his military uniform and considerably younger than Hutch Corrigan, Joseph Campanella kept his eyes on a menacing "Meteor" six years before he portrayed Connie Colby's faithful gentleman caller on "The Colbys."The 1979 film features a megawatt classic-star cast, nam...
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Kit Mesler Tessin Where do you work Billie? I never asked. I assumed it was an office but it sounds interesting. kitty
Billie Rae Bates
"The Inexplicable Lives of Dolls" is the second yearlong photo essay project by Billie Rae Bates. One raw, unretouched photo per week, accompanied by an essay touching on a variety of subjects from the sublime to the simply sociological, just as with the My Mother's Clothing project -- only this time she's digging into... the doll collection! Barbie, Batgirl, Betty Cooper ... these girls (and some guys) are coming out of the closet, so to speak, some after more than three decades in the dark ...
Watch this space each week for the "also-rans" of the project -- the photos that didn't make it onto the page but are fun nonetheless!
See the whole project at:
http://Dolls.BillieRae.com
See the project's official press release at:
http://www.pr.com/press-release/132822
And be sure to "become a fan" on the main profile page to catch updates of this and the other writing projects of BRB.
From Archie Comics Earlier this year, one lucky comic book fan won the opportunity to appear in an Archie Comics story in a special contest from Kids Comic Con, Time Out New York magazine and Archie Comics.When Time Out New York Magazine’s Time Out Kids web page held a poll where kids where asked...
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Sure, she's done that "Babylon 5" thing, and there was that gig on "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" in the '90s. But to us, she's Monica Colby of "Dynasty" and "The Colbys," as well as Anita Smithfield of the "Dallas" realm and even some cool time on "The Dukes of Hazzard." Now ...
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Before he ever tapped them for his lush primetime drama "Dynasty," producer Aaron Spelling put John Forsythe and George Hamilton to good use in another project, "The Users," a 1978 movie about the unsavory behavior of Hollywood.In a script by Dominick Dunne based on Joyce Haber's novel, "The User...
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Billie Rae Bates
"The Inexplicable Lives of Dolls" is the second yearlong photo essay project by Billie Rae Bates. One raw, unretouched photo per week, accompanied by an essay touching on a variety of subjects from the sublime to the simply sociological, just as with the My Mother's Clothing project -- only this time she's digging into... the doll collection! Barbie, Batgirl, Betty Cooper ... these girls (and some guys) are coming out of the closet, so to speak, some after more than three decades in the dark ...
Watch this space each week for the "also-rans" of the project -- the photos that didn't make it onto the page but are fun nonetheless!
See the whole project at:
http://Dolls.BillieRae.com
See the project's official press release at:
http://www.pr.com/press-release/132822
And be sure to "become a fan" on the main profile page to catch updates of this and the other writing projects of BRB.
Gary Skriba I finished reading "Enie". Good job Billie Rae. You have such a good descriptive writing style, and sensitivity. Write on girl!
