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"I'm an African bush woman! I'm an African bush woman!!!" -Whoopi from a movie called Made in America
This is scary and SOOC. She's terrifying.
This picture cracks me up. I'm laughing as I write this.
She's "a real *ss b**ch in a fake *ss world" just like THIS. warning: Don't watch that video unless you want to pee your pants laughing. That guy is insane.
55 years old police club that belonged to my father, Mordechai Bercovitz, of blessed memory, who served in Jerusalem Police Force for about 40 years. When I was about 5 years old I used to sleep with this club under my pillow, when my parents went out at night. I feel that it is a very old friend.
Miss BH Palmer holding forth on the rock engravings at Devil's Rock, Maroota.
Born Johannesburg, South Africa, died Springwood, NSW aged 96. Sister of Ethleen Mary Palmer (1906-1958), noted Australian print maker.
In 1927 at the ages of 18 and 16, the two sisters arrived in Sydney from Johannesburg via France and the UK, with their mother, Ada, and established themselves at 'Ifala', Edgecliff Rd, Balgowlah, where Ethleen built her first studio. They later moved to Springwood, where Ethleen died at the age of 52.
Beatrice knew AP Elkin at Sydney University, AR Radcliffe-Brown, VG Childe and others in the circle of Australian Aboriginal anthropology in the 1930s and 40s. She qualified as a teacher and lectured in anthropology. Some thought AP Elkin prickly and conceited, Miss Palmer among them.
In 1976 her car was struck by a train at the Faulconbridge level crossing near her home, but she recovered without significant injury. During the 1980s she took groups of students, myself among them, to important rock art sites in the Hawkesbury and Lower Blue Mountains.
In her later years, despite advanced scoliosis, she continued her community service as a volunteer for Meals on Wheels in Springwood, where many of her clients were younger than she. It was rumoured she held an early pilot's licence in the 1920s but this is unconfirmed. A bright and cheerful woman, she delighted in imparting knowledge in her educated English accent.
Links:
AP Elkin adb.anu.edu.au/biography/elkin-adolphus-peter-10109
Maroota, Fred McCarthy 1959 - www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&am...
Ethleen Palmer - trove.nla.gov.au/people/1487339?c=people
The photo on this album "The Amazing Timi Yuro" is printed incorrectly, when Timi this appealed, she was told that the lp looked better this way. Timi replied, "How stupid this is not me". Timi's "tache de la beauté" should be on the right in the picture.
Timi Yuro biography: www.flickr.com/people/timiyuro/
Album with Timi Yuro photo's '60's click here: flic.kr/s/aHsjGk9ZpQ
Timi Yuro was an Italian-American gal who could belt out a ballad with such power she could peel paint. She had an undeniable soulful quality but also a keen sense of jazz phrasing . . . as well as pulling r'n'b and country music into the mix. Her first big hit was Hurt in 1961 and she followed it with the equally good What's a Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You?) the following year. Timi Yuro a lady who possessed a tremendous and unique voice. She made some great records.
This website is dedicated to Timi Yuro and set up by Catvas2, I’m not a member of a Timi Yuro group and there is no cooperation with other Timi Yuro websites. These images-articles come from my collection. I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history. More Timi Yuro information on my profile.
History of Richland County, Ohio, from 1808 To 1908 by A. J. Baughman, Also Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens of the County, Vol. I. Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1908, p. 524.
"Zimmerman, Levi -- Today marks the 95th. anniversary of the birth of Levi Zimmerman, of 288 W. Fourth Street. Mr. Zimmerman is one of the oldest of Richland County pioneers, Hiram Smith being the only resident of Mansfield who is older than the venerable old man. Although lacking but five years of reaching the century mark, Mr. Zimmerman still retains remarkable use of all his faculties. His sight and hearing although failing are still good. The people of Mansfield have always felt the deepest interest in Mr. Zimmerman. The estimable character of the old gentleman has won for him innumerable friends who view with pleasure the successful passing through one year after year. The unwonted longevity of the life of Mr. Zimmerman has also attracted the attention of the citizens of Mansfield all of whom heartily desire that he pass the century mark before being called to his eternal home. Mr. Zimmerman, although not enjoying as good health as a year ago, is still able to get around with remarkable celerity considering his advanced age. His mind is wonderfully lucid and while filled with reminiscences of his younger days, he still takes the liveliest interest in the doings of the world today. A little over a year ago Mr. Zimmerman sustained a severe fall and he has never quite recovered from the shock. While resting, Mr. Zimmerman feels in the best of health but when walking or moving about, he finds that the >> Text missing from photocopy - Consult microfilm for full article << and two years later in company with his uncle, he moved to this county. The family of nine of which Levi was the oldest, lived in a log cabin of only one room in Orange Township, now part of Ashland County. Levi set himself to mastering the trade of tin and copper smithing, later practicing in Massillon, Norwalk and this city. Later, he opened a shop in Bucyrus but soon returned to this city. He has resided here continuously since 1834 with the exception of a few months when he joined the rush to the newly opened gold fields of California. He went to California in 1850, going by way of the Isthmus of Panama. He practiced his trade instead of prospecting. He worked in Sacramento and in a mining camp named Marysville. Mr. Zimmerman recalls that he was forced to pay $210 for a months rent of one half of a tent. Louis Vonhof, the building of the present Vonhof Hotel, was also in California at that time. Returning to the city in 1815, Mr. Zimmerman again took up the practice of his trade. In 1855 he married Miss Mary Ann George of Bucyrus. Four children were born of the marriage, three of whom are still living, they being Mrs. M.E. Douglass, Mrs. H.C. Hedges and a son Eli. All of his brothers and sisters are dead with the exception of the youngest, who resides in California and whom Mr. Zimmernan has not seen for twenty years. Of the old residents of Mansfield only Hiram Smith and Mrs. J.H. Cook are still living. Although failing, Mr. Zimmerman still gives promise of becoming a centenarian. Mr. Zimmerman is deeply interested in all of the members of his family and was deeply pleased a week ago by the receipt of a letter from a nephew G.F. Zimmerman of Seattle, Wash. Mr. Zimmernan after wishing his uncle good health indites [sic.] a beautiful little poem of his own composition. [Mansfield (OH) Daily Shield: 17 April 1909]" —USGenWeb
I've been reading these biographies, checked out from FSU. The copied page is p. 52, the first page of the third chapter in Belinda Rathbone's 1995 biography. I've been going back and forth from it to James R. Mellow's longer unfinished biography. The shortest book, about Evans' later years, was a quick read for me before getting into the other two. I think all three would be quite interesting to anyone who likes Walker Evans' pictures and wants to know more about him.
The strong shadow here doesn't reach anywhere near as far as it should to show the reach of Evans' influence, which I think is still felt today, over 70 years after some of his early pictures.
For any photographer not familiar with Walker Evans (1903-1975) I recommend looking for some books with his photographs. One of my favorites, which has shown up reproduced in a number of photograph collections, is "Main Street, Saratoga Springs, New York, 1931," which some people would probably recognize even if they don't remember the photographer. Some of Evans' best known pictures were in Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (c1941), which was co-authored by James Agee.
By the way, I replaced this diptych twice with copies having a wider black border around the outside of the pair, but flickr kept chopping off the outside border. Then I tried once more, loading it again as a separate picture with the black border, but it was chopped off again. flickr is usually amazingly fast and capable, especially compared with a couple other picture websites I've tried. But this time flickr has been stubbornly nonfunctional, though admittedly with a minor detail in a simple informational shot with no composition value. Yet if this had been a great picture with an identical black border I suppose flickr would have still cut it off, since programming code is surely indifferent to picture composition or content.
Anupama Chopra is India's leading film journalist. She writes for India Today and The New York Times. She recently talked to The Delhi Walla on her biography of superstar Shah Rukh Khan - King of Bollywood – Shahrukh Khan and the Seductive World of Indian Cinema. Click here.
Bronwyn Vance is the daughter of the renowned Hollywood actress Angela Bassett and the actor and director Courtney B.
Einhard and Notker the Stammerer - Two Lives of Charlemagne
Penguin Classics 0 14 044.213 8
Published 1969; reprint 1974
Cover: A 9th century bronze equestrian statue of Charlemagne in the Louvre
Thanksgiving Lapbook by Zippy (age 8)
See my blog for printout sources: Preparation Education >> Thanksgiving Lapbook
Lois (Richerme) (Weigel) Schnabel, in her own words. Photos taken of a book someone had given her, which she filled out partly as answers to the specific questions and partly as a daily diary in 2001-2.
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Books have always been important to me, and I still own many of my childhood books. Heidi was perhaps the first book I remember. It was read to me, and I identified strongly with it, since it was about a little girl who lived on the side of a mountain. We had a farm on the side of a mountain, and Heidi's meadows blended with mine in my imagination. Her haymow became mine, and my pine trees became hers. Tom Sawyer was also important for several reasons. It was a great story, it planted in me a lifelong interest in caves, and the illustrations were memorable. The book with the bat on the cover is titled The White Lady, and it was the first adult book I ever read. It was about bats, specifically an albino bat, and it helped deepen both my love of books and my love of nature. Finally, I've included one of the dozens of books that I've written. I was in my twenties before it ever occurred to me that I could write books as well as read them.
Simone de Beauvoir - Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter
Penguin Books 2030, 1970
Cover uncredited
"The first volume of a great autobiography."
Enid Starkie - Flaubert
Pelican Biographies 372, 1971
Cover: A detail from a portrait of Gustave Flaubert by E. Guiraud
Officially my longest self-portrait shoot ever... in fact, I won't even say how long it took, that's how long it took. Granted, some of that was wardrobe-related (nice suit, eh?). By the time this one was over, I was so tired, frustrated and mad that I wanted a drink... and I quit drinking a couple years ago. This shot reminded me of how far I have to go in the lighting world yet. Depressing and enlightening at the same time.
Lighting Info
- SB600 at 24mm at 1/16 power, camera-right in a 28-inch Westcott Apollo softbox. Roughly 2 to 3 feet from subject.
- SB600 at 70mm at 1/64 power, camera-left in an undiffused 15-inch Lastolite Ezybox softbox. Using it undiffused basically turns it into a reflector that helps make the light a little more efficient by controlling arbitrary spill (that's partly why I was able to run it at a measly 1/64th power). This light was roughly 5 feet away from the subject, aimed down the wall (left-to-right) in the background. I also used two pieces of black foam-core sheets to control spill and shape the light to prevent it from illuminating the ground in back.
- LP120 at 28mm at 1/32 power, basically on-axis, in a 43-inch Westcott [reflective] umbrella. This light was also covered with a piece of shoji paper (Japanese paper used for making lamps) to reduce the output even more. This light was roughly 8 feet from the subject.
Biography
Luigi De Giovanni born on 12 February 1950 in Specchia (Lecce).
He graduated to the Institute of Art of Poggiardo in the 1969.
In the 1974 he graduated to the Academy of the Fine Arts from Rome. From the 1970 to the 1978 he follows the Free Course of the Nude.
From tender age he paints designs and acquerelli followed from the mother. In the 1967 he paints frequently and he does the his before collective show. In the 1973 with the Avanessian teacher he begins the study of the “imprimitura” of the cloths and of the powders. In the 1974 he improve in the technique to oil. In the 1980 experiment the temper to the egg; he realize some operas with an only thread conductor "social climbs." In the 1988 he experiment coed techniques with the custom of materials of discard symbol of "refusal" which: segatura, metallic shavings, shiver of unserviceable rubber, paper and cloths.
He begins the report with the Gallery "Mentana" from Florence that presents him to the Fair Arc from Madrid. In the 1990 he starts to realize and to expose operas that have like conductor thread "the anguish in the actual society"; he starts to use the old jeans like cloths for his operas to social character. From the 1979 he paints Sardinia where he spends long periods.
CRITICS
The painter’s poetical world is the symbol of a fertile song, but also a stage of happy presences, though human beings are absent. Luigi De Giovanni searches faith, a spiritual meaning. He’s an artist who feels a desire to regard canvases as pages of an endless diary, because nature’s particular and messages have no end. He feels the necessity to bring to ligth all the answers to man’s existential anxietis. In De Giovanni’s compositions the trees are the archetype that transforms itself into poetic imagination, exalted in forms referable to reality, Luigi De Giovanni choose very few themes to communicate his enlightements that reveal their meaning like intimate exclamations. His post – impressionist intimism lives through the necessity to catch on to the absolute and observes the static nature of landscapes, as something definite and everlasting.
Paolo Levi
Indra Nooyi is an Indian-American business executive and former CEO of PepsiCo. She is currently the second most powerful woman in business, according to Forbes. This book will take a look at her life and career, from her early days in India to her current position as one of the most powerful women in business. Born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Nooyi was educated at Chennai's Holy Angels Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School and Fort Second Grade College (now Vivekananda Degree College). She received Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from Madras Christian College in 1974 She then moved to the United States where she earned a Master of Business Administration in Public and Private Management in 1980. If you're looking for a comprehensive overview of the life of one of most successful businessmen women then you need to read A.k Gandhi's Complete Biography of Indra Nooyi
He studied drama at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco before performing numerous small roles on television. He made his film debut in A Princess Wedding, in which he played Lord Nicholas Devereaux, giving the reply to Anne Hathaway.
Biography
Gordon E. Keith
Artist and Designer
From Captain Kangaroo to Rome, Italy.
Gordon Keith has made his mark in the world. This artist is well versed, in many different fields, from painting and sculpture to design of all kinds. He studied under Alice Schille of Columbus, Ohio and the late Chester Nichodemes, a sculptor. He served honorably in World War II in the 1621 st model making detachment where he was attached to the 5th army and made invasion models for Italy and Southern France. And work along side of Conger Metcalf another great painter for four years during the war effort.
In 1948 after the war, Gordon started his own store fixture and design company in boston called Gordon Keith Originals, Later move to Indian lake with his sister and did plaster castings before going back to his home town (Columbus Ohio) and setting up shop, In his hay day he had a company with store in the front call Gordon Keith’s Red Barn. Many that remember the barn will remember a giant rooster by the road side and when driving down into the complex seeing a fiberglass horse and cart outside the front door, A horse head above the entrance. This was the place to buy small nick nacks like glitter, ribbon and trinkets to grandma’s porch were one could get a bit to eat or a cold soda while enjoying a country setting. A second store on Wall St next to Lazarus and even one in side the Union Company. He created the Yankee Candle risers, Macy’s 1st foor cosmetics tables risers, Henry Bendel pink chandeliers Juicy Couture Carts
And the Macy’s, Waterford Crystal millennium collection, and over 300 hundred other major department stores coast to coast and abroad.
For over 65 years Keith has designed and installed major displays in eight different countries. From Talking Tree for Lazarus 6th floor for Christmas, Including the television show Captain Kangaroo and Lucy’s Toy Shop props to the Electric Company and the Union Company. From Downtown Christmas parades and Fourth of July parades to the State Auto Nativity Scene that at one time graced our State Capital building. The lighted trees in the windows of the German Village Tower and the doll cases at 180 West Broad street were also two very notable projects. Gordon Keith is a life time member of COSI for creating and building the Street of Yesterday Year in the old COSI location, On west Broad St. Complete with hoof prints in the cement to the five cent theater and penny candy store.
If you think Mr. Keith was one to rest while on vacation, think again. Gordon traveled to Tiki Gardens in Indian Rocks Beach where he visited life-long friends Frank and Jo Byars and designed a theme park that millions toured each year complete with Tiki Gods, fire torches and a Polynesian flavor. He went to Liberty parks and designed the hound dog plush animal for their theme park that is located in Tennessee, hometown to Elvis. Long term friend, Congressman Chalmers P. Wylie had Gordon do all of his campaign headquarters, from the Statue of Liberty of his TV spots. Keith also designed the famous 12 panel fiberglass screens that still ride the train to this day and voice over for the freedom train when it was here in 1976 depicting Betty Ross to landing on the moon. Gordon has helped with and contributed to special interest groups including Pilot Dogs Inc., the Symphony Ball, ARC, and the Candy Cane Ball. Gordon’s latest venture was selling 95 of his original paintings to the Le Veque tower for there renovations in 2012
Gordon’s art and sculptures have been exhibited in museums and galleries nationwide and are in many permanent collections. Some noteworthy exhibitions occurred at the French Art Colony, in Gallipolis, Ohio, the Licking County Arts Center, Middletown Ohio, and the Schumacher Gallery, in Columbus, Ohio, Springfield Art Gallery. Gordon’s work is also included in a private collection included in the Cincinnati Union Train Terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio. Gordon worked with Steve Silken and created all the hanging train art that graced all of the hallways of the building as well as many of the store designs which still remain today.
His works have been shown at the Art Expo in New York, Columbus Museum of Fine Arts, Grant Medical Center, Springfield Museum, Southern Hotel art gallery, and the Columbus City Hall where he has sold many original pieces of work.
Hand painted murals by Gordon Keith span from Tampa FL, Hilton Hotels all the way to Algiers, Africa, Malaga, Spain, Naples, Caserta, and Rome Italy. Several of his paintings are at the Tokyo Art Gallery, Tokyo, Japan and Brenan, University Granville.
If there is such a thing as a renaissance man of the century --- this is he. Look what God has given him to create with his heart, mind and talent.
The man perhaps most well known for being the subject of this photo runs a photography website that includes a forum where I post some photos. This week I won photo of the week for this image.
Name: Jason Razient
Alias: Raze
Weight: 183lbs
Height: 6'8
Age:38
Jason Razient was a poor boy with dying parents
At the age of 13 Jasons parents were killed by a Vigilante named "Hooligan" He had came out of the shadows one night and attacked the parents. He went to "Sara and Mark's foster home to live stay alive. Soon he wanted redemption so he asked his foster father for money to go to do these events. So he trained with Fencing and Martial arts classes to learn his stuff, and so he could defeat hooligan.
Soon at the age of 27 Jason made his "Suit of Raze." The suit was a combination of kevlar and a thin layer of chainmail links. Jason had always admired the fun to build weapons, Razient. INC was his next step. From coming to gotham with $20 to growing up with foster parents and then landing his butt in buisiness-land it was worth it. He now lives in a gorgeous mansion with his wife Mary and his son Jonathan. They know not of his secrets but Jason always finds time to study villians ands have a good fast paced battle.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thanks for reading the biography! Expect some stuff about hooligan soon from popsicle master! Comment aswell!
Biography:
Alexander Sutulov was born in Concepcion, Chile in 1962. He attended the Institute of Contemporary Art in Santiago from 1980 to 1984 and continued his study of art at the College of Fine Arts, University of Utah from 1985 to 1987 under the tutelage and guidance of Angelo Caravaglia with emphasis in painting, drawing, printmaking and sculpture.
From 1988 to 1990 he worked and collaborated at artist co-op Art Space and Stonehenge where he researched hand built techniques with stoneware, porcelain, wood and metal. His experience with high fire kilns allowed him to apply graphic techniques so much as in reduction and oxidation burning process. This stage also allowed him to explore various “free form” constructions primarily in stoneware applying additive and subtractive techniques to his clay constructions.
Later on he was invited to work as an independent artist at the University of New Mexico Printmaking Department from 1990 to 1992, where he was able to experiment with various printing techniques such as: intaglio, woodcut, linocut, relief work at general including viscosity printing, lithography, silkscreen, and monotype.
He continued his graphic work with the assistance of Tamarind’s Master Printer Rodney Hamon where he specialized in the use of positive and negative photo transfer lithographic plates for hand printed limited editions at Black & Blue Press, Golden, New Mexico. In parallel with graphic artist Michael Gienger, Atelier Sutulov-Gienger was created from 1992 to 1994 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. From 1994 to 1996 he divides his work between United States and Chile where he introduces digital art techniques into his graphic work, producing his first digital murals at Folio-D in San Diego, California. The combination of his previous work with continuous tone printmaking together with digital substrate, created a rich field in the use of second generation images to be implemented in an ample array of visual art projects.
Since 1990 he showed several graphics work in selected Group and Solo Exhibitions in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Dominican Republic, England, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Slovenia, Taiwan and United States.
Since his return to Chile in 1994, the artist has been part of a variety of corporate and institutional art projects such as: Gasco Energy Sculpture (2000) commissioned by Gasco Gas Company in Santiago, and the History of Chilean Mining Mural (2005), 3 story high digital mural commissioned by Chilean Bureau of Mines and the University of Concepción.
The artist studio is currently devoted to a wide range of visual art projects regarding both institutional and corporate entities in the realm of public art encompassing sculpture, digital murals and design projects which integrate interior design with artistic organic solutions for various architectural project applications. The studio’s current project is a 100 ft long mural for Santiago College titled: “Spirits of the Mind / Santiago One & Only”.
As an extension and complement to his public and cultural projects, the artist studio specializes in the production of digital paintings for private and residential spaces. The above has also allowed the artist to develop various concepts of smaller format works in the form of fine art limited editions and editorial projects which seek the consensus of a wider audience. Currently he is conducting an iconographic research for an editorial project concerning Mary Mother of God, her image and transcendence in Christian Art.
Biography on the left (by Theresa):
Zucala: Art teacher
Ever since he was child, Zucala had pneumonia. He loved to draw in bed. When he slept he dreamed about lots and drew his dreams in the morning. He liked to daydream and draw what he dreamed about.
Zucala visited his family every week. He always helped animals because he loved them. Whenever he set up a meeting, he was always on time. If he saw someone in need, he tried to help them.
When he was a boy he met the famous painter Zervog. Zucala and Zervog were instant friends. Zucala was an apprentice to Zervog. Once his apprenticeship was over, he continued to live with and help Zervog.
Zucala set up schools for the arts all over Truantenanka. Letting poor children into his school was what Zucala wanted to do. He taught art at the orphanages and hospitals, always lending a helping hand to those in need.
Biography on the right (by Alexander):
William Greenbold: Explorer
When William Greenbold was a boy he loved exploring. When William was at his grandpa’s house because his Grandpa was dying he gave William Greenbold his last present and it was a compass. Whenever William was playing with his compass it always pointed towards the sea (to the west). One day he got a letter from his Grandpa that was half finished and it said Follow your dreams. That night even though he was only 11 he wakes up in a cold sweat because he had dreamt that they (his family) would move to a forsaken land. The next morning his father told him they would sail across the ocean. His family followed the compass needle to the west for several weeks and then. Land! They saw their new home. The compass had spoken the truth.
When William Greenbold stepped off the ship that had brought him there, his clothes were of silk and satin, but as exploring went his clothes tore more and more. When he came back from his trips the rest of the expedition found him already coming back with scars and tears in his clothes. William came up with an idea and it was to make more clothing out of animal skins. After a day or two of hunting and skinning and sewing he finally had some decent clothes. The leather pants and the crude fur vest made him look more native than white man. Some of his men were so fooled by his appearance they jumped off into the brush never to be seen again.
William Greenbold became accustomed to close encounters with snakes, poisonous bugs, carnivorous plants, savages and rebel ruffians. But once he became too accustomed to a native. Once he was walking and exploring when he stumbled across a small tunnel. He followed the tunnel down to a cave with wall paintings of people chasing large animals with spears. He had never seen these paintings. As he crawled back through the tunnel he heard a threatening cry. “AYEEEE!” A savage ruffian charged him with a spear. The spear broke two ribs and a shoulder blade. William fell, badly wounded. The cries made by the triumphant native attracted William’s comrades who killed the native and got William to safety.
William Greenbold I was on a scouting trip when he and his brother were taken prisoner by natives. The night he was to be sacrificed he and his brother escaped and made it to branch camp. That very next day his branch camp was attacked by rebel natives all but William, Oliver and Granky were killed. The trio was taken prisoner and marched to the rebels’ camp. The next day they escaped from their foes by starting a fire in the tall grass. That afternoon they accomplished the second thing in this new land and that was climbing to the tallest point in Yanoane by accident.
Actress, Producer, Comicbook model, Lead Vocalist for Negro Childe, mother of 9
THA ORIGINAL GATA™ Monique Dupree
Biography
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About Me: Newark, NJ native Monique Dupree (also known by the title ‘Tha Original Gata™' and in some circles is referred to affectionately as ‘The First Black Scream Queen.’) is without question a force to be reckoned with in the universe of fringe/genre entertainment.
Whether it’s in independent horror films, fetish, comic-book, catalog and/or alternative modeling, local and national reality television or even her occasional cross-over into mainstream television and cinema she has carved an enduring and prestigious legacy that persist and interjects itself into more and more fascists of the entertainment industry as well as popular culture with every passing day and accomplishment.
This would include; Music by way of her band Negro Childe, publishing, promotion, internet radio, fitness, production and pro-wrestling.
Monique shows no signs of stopping or slowing in her continuous media rise, while maintaining a marriage and mothering eight children in a family with more than a few promising careers at varying levels of evolution aside from her own. As well as being involved in several grass-root charities and social outreach organizations.
To date Monique (two time tromette) has completed upward of seventy films and television projects, inspired the creation of several comic-book heroines and consistently works and is for hire across the country and around the world.
You can find out more about Tha Original Gata Monique Dupree here: