There was a street fair on Greenwich Avenue today. I'm a sucker for those things, so I walked through all of it and bought Lancome and Revlon eye shadow and lipstick for $3-4. I also bought these magnets for $5 total:
Yes indeedy. Nice magnets. It was a good day to be outside.
If I were anywhere near as organized as you with my computer stuff, Lexi, I might know where that picture is from. All I can tell you is that it's a fan photo taken when he was signing autographs at the stage door, probably before the show, as that's when he was more liable to sign then.
I was definitely a member of gURL.com back in the day. It was one of the whole five sites my parents used to let me go on. I wonder if most people know who Roger from Rent is, though.
In other news, I'm pretty sure I have a concussion and feel like crap.
Back in '97 a lot of people had heard of Rent. I knew about it, though I hadn't seen it and wasn't going to much theater. It got an enormous amount of publicity.
I was getting out of bed this morning (it's lofted), and my ladder wasn't attached. I fell about 6 feet flat on my back and hit my head on the floor. I went to health services, but they weren't much help other than to tell me that I shouldn't drink or do sports. I don't think it takes a doctoral degree and two hours of waiting to figure that out.
Hmm, I have seen that particular 'pose' from a video on the site that must not be named. But it was just a Tony recap montage of all the shows that were put on that year; and they had a little stint about AIDA.
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I believe that picture originally came from a foreign (maybe Japanese) site that had a bunch of performance pictures. They look like screencaps of a low def video, possibly the press reel. I haven't seen much of the Aida press reel so I can't say for sure. Here are some more -
I have the original Broadway press reel... those aren't from that, but they could be from another one. The one I have is like... a five minute promotional video from very early on. Most of the footage is from Chicago.
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