Posted on 05/24/2006 12:35:01 PM PDT by Conservative Coulter Fan
Yes. She's one of my favorites. She has a beautiful voice.
Yea, but publicity cannot replace sales and their audience is pretty much gone. It'll be interesting to see how their tour will go.
Some years ago, Time did a cover article equating suicides in America to gun ownership. That was the last time I looked at their magazine.
"The Ditzy Cl*ts" are full of sh*t.
Sara Evans that is. I don't listen to the Dixie Chicks anymore.
I might just have to check her out.
Natalie Maines drinks toilet water.
Well, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir recorded The Caissons Go Rolling Along.
I doubt they would do the same for the Kill Earl song.
For me it would depend on how much you paid me.
And whether I was allowed to bring along a tomato or two...
The album has been out for one day.
#1 on the next Billboard 200 chart.
You're right.
I based my comment on a Neal Boortz splash in his 'Nuze'. It appears that the singles tanked, not the album as he states. His link even supports that contradiction.
She's amazing and I'm pleased that she's finally getting some recognition.
Wonderful news. I hope their tour fades as well.
Isn't Maines also married to an Iranian?
Adrian Pasdar
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Actors
Adrian Pasdar
Born: Apr 30, 1965 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Occupation: Actor, Director
Active: '80s-'90s
Major Genres: Drama
Career Highlights: Near Dark, The Last Good Time, The Pompatus of Love
First Major Screen Credit: Solarbabies (1986)
Biography
It was a pair of misfortunes that led darkly handsome Adrian Pasdar to become an actor. While studying literature at the University of Florida, he showed promise as a football player and might have made it a career had not an auto accident at the end of his freshman year taken him permanently off the field and sent him to his native Philadelphia. The son of a heart surgeon, Pasdar passed his recuperation time apprenticing as a set builder for the People's Light and Theatre Company until he seriously injured his thumb and again had to rethink his options. Injured enough to receive disability payments, Pasdar decided to become an actor and so enrolled at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in New York. Upon graduation, Pasdar successfully auditioned for a part in Top Gun (1986). In fact, director Tony Scott was impressed enough by Pasdar to write a small part, that of Chippie, just for him. Top Gun's success led Pasdar to a larger role in the youthful sci-fi/adventure Solarbabies (1986). The following year, Pasdar played a hapless Oklahoma cowboy who is seduced by a vampire and forced to join her roving band of bloodsuckers in Kathryn Bigelow's cult favorite Near Dark; Pasdar garnered acclaim for his role. He has subsequently specialized in independent films while only making the occasional major feature. In addition to his feature-film efforts, Pasdar continues working on-stage and appearing on television. He is particularly drawn to avant-garde and offbeat television pieces such as Big Time (1989). In 1996 Pasdar played a psychotic, ambitious corporate executive in the short-lived Fox Network series Profit. Since then, Pasdan finds himself in increasing demand as a supporting actor in films such as Ties to Rachel and A Brother's Kiss (both 1997). ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
-- Jimmy Akin
No mention of his marriage to Maines??
There's more there - just google his name
Today's NYTimes gushes about how the Chicks "have never been more beloved by the mainstream media". Sales should spike today.
Whores aren't found just on the mean streets of cities.
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