Janice Dickinson
Janice Dickinson is an American model, fashion photographer, actress, author and agent.born February 15, 1955
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Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson is an American recording artist and actress born May 16, 1966
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Horns Up Rocks EYE!!!
The Horns Up Rocks Eye will document life as it happens, unedited and uncensored. However, we will focus on high quality entertainment.
The first installment of the Horns Up Rocks Eye Video Blog, dedicated to Paul Gray (RIP) - The Horns Up Rocks Eye Blog
We had a chance to talk to Revolver's Editor in Chief Brandon Geist at the screening party, about the award show and also about the great Ronnie James Dio. Here is what went down:
This is a series of tributes we put together for one of the most influential artists to ever exhale from New York City. Mr. Peter Steele. Rest In Peace brother! \m/
Pete Steele Tribute # 1 (JennCity): From NYC with LOVE!
Pete Steele Tribute # 2 (Dj Tim NO 37): From NYC w/h LOVE!
Pete Steele Tribute # 3 (Misfit): From NYC w/h LOVE!
On Monday April 5, 2010, the new blood of American Heavy Metal "Mutiny Within" demonstrated why Roadrunner Records took this phenomenal band under their belt. Here is the band performing "Year of Affliction" and "Images".
The Horns Up Rocks crew headed over to Richard Christy's birthday bash and ran into one of the ambassadors of Heavy Metal: Jose Mangin from Sirius XM Liquid Metal, MTV's Headbangers Ball & Latination!
On Saturday April 3, 2010 the Horns Up Rocks caught The Hixon and Richard Christy on drums performing Judas Priest classic "Living After Midnight".
On Saturday April 3, 2010 the Horns Up Rocks eye was in the center of the action at Richard Christy's birthday bash at Duff's Brooklyn!
At the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention, the Horns Up Rocks Eye went on a mission. Part of that mission was to show you all what went down and also for Jo Schuftan from Horns Up Rocks to get his dream tattoo at the convention! A PANTERA, CFH TATTOO!!!
All Music by PANTERA (All RIghts Reserved)
At the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention, the Horns Up Rocks Eye caught a body suspension performance hosted by Joanna Angel from Burning Angels. Sit
back, relax and enjoy!
WARNING: This stunt is performed by a professional stunt artist! PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT!!!
At the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention, the Horns Up Rocks Eye a crazy performance by The Enigma along with his sidekick Serena Rose. Sit back, relax and enjoy!
WARNING: This stunt is performed by a professional stunt artist! PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT!!! (EXPLICIT CONTENT)
At the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention, the Horns Up Rocks Eye caught the Crush (Body Suspension) performance. Sit
back, relax and enjoy!
WARNING: This stunt is performed by a professional stunt artist! PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT!!!
On St. Patrick's Day 2010, the Horns Up Eye caught the best party in town with Jimmy Gestapo and his band Murphy's Law. Before the band hit the stage, there was a traditional Celtic jam!
HERE IS what the HORNS UP EYE saw on St. Patrick's day 2010! UNEDITED, UNCENSORED! Murphy's Law LIVE!!!
On St. Patrick's Day 2010, the Horns Up Eye caught the best party in town with Paulie Bearer and his band Joe's Law. Here is their classic "Pretty in Pinko"!
At a Karaoke place in Korea Town, New York. The Horns Up Rocks EYE caught the dudes that decided that it was time for the PANTERA Karaoke Reunion! They destroyed F'ing Hostile!
Here in New York City you never know what you will run into. At a restaurant in Brooklyn, the Horns Up Rocks EYE caught Coney Island's Johnny Bizarre hammering a nail inside his nose and his assistant Miss Poison Puss takes it out with her mouth!
Here in New York City you never know what you will run into. At a restaurant in Brooklyn, the Horns Up Rocks EYE caught Coney Island's Johnny Bizarre hammering a nail inside his nose!
Lady GaGa on Barbara Walters Show
On Wednesday night, Barbara Walters interviews her 10 most fascinating people of the year. Among them: Lady Gaga. She’s been near the top of the pop charts for more than a year, and 
she’s always interesting TV. You might have seen her on Saturday Night Live playing a huge white grand piano while wearing a dress that looked like a giant gyroscope. Or maybe on Ellen DeGeneres’ show with a smaller gyroscope around her head.
Lady Gaga is scary. She writes dangerously catchy songs that sound like nonsense but eat their way into your brain. She’s always dressed in some combination of wigs, sunglasses and — if she wears much else — what looks like half a museum of modern art on her back. At the American Music Awards, she set her piano on fire and belted out a heart-wrenching ballad while smashing wine bottles on the keys.
There’s choreographed dancing in her videos, sure, but there are also wheelchairs and homicides, coffins and charred skeletons, the kinds of twisted and shaken visual imagery usually reserved for David Lynch films. She’s a one-woman horror movie. We’re just not used to turning on the TV and seeing performance art. Pop stars tend to be very straightforward; that’s what makes them so likable, how easily they fit into one box or another.
Gaga got her start in the college coffeehouses and underground bars where avant-garde performances are par for the course. But the more albums she’s sold, the more she’s pushed that artsy aesthetic on a popular audience. It’s not just the look that’s unexpectedly complex. Even the most dance-floor-friendly Gaga hit has a black hole of fear at its center.
No one really knows what she’ll do next. And that, of course, is how rumors get started. Go Google and read all the crazy speculation about how she’s really a man, the elaborate story about how she’s a Satan-worshipper brainwashing us with her songs, that she’s a talentless puppet. The truth might be harder to believe than the conspiracy theories.
At 23, she’s already broken Billboard records and sold millions of albums. She writes all her own lyrics and music. She carefully curates her image along with a handpicked group of stylists and artists she’s dubbed the Haus of Gaga. She’s quite suddenly a very powerful woman in what’s still a man’s music industry. She’s not just selling sex; she’s selling art — which may be the most terrifying idea of all.
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There’s choreographed dancing in her videos, sure, but there are also wheelchairs and homicides, coffins and charred skeletons, the kinds of twisted and shaken visual imagery usually reserved for David Lynch films. She’s a one-woman horror movie. We’re just not used to turning on the TV and seeing performance art. Pop stars tend to be very straightforward; that’s what makes them so likable, how easily they fit into one box or another.
Gaga got her start in the college coffeehouses and underground bars where avant-garde performances are par for the course. But the more albums she’s sold, the more she’s pushed that artsy aesthetic on a popular audience. It’s not just the look that’s unexpectedly complex. Even the most dance-floor-friendly Gaga hit has a black hole of fear at its center.
No one really knows what she’ll do next. And that, of course, is how rumors get started. Go Google and read all the crazy speculation about how she’s really a man, the elaborate story about how she’s a Satan-worshipper brainwashing us with her songs, that she’s a talentless puppet. The truth might be harder to believe than the conspiracy theories.
At 23, she’s already broken Billboard records and sold millions of albums. She writes all her own lyrics and music. She carefully curates her image along with a handpicked group of stylists and artists she’s dubbed the Haus of Gaga. She’s quite suddenly a very powerful woman in what’s still a man’s music industry. She’s not just selling sex; she’s selling art — which may be the most terrifying idea of all.
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