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February 26
Linda Brava
Linda also goes by her real name Linda Lampenius. She is the daughter
of Börje Lampenius. Born in 1970 in Helsinki, Finland, Linda is a class
violinist who also models, acts, and has posed nude for publications.
She did appear on one episode of "Baywatch Hawaii', and has been all
over Finish television and film. She is 5'7". "Hyppönen Enbuske Experience",
is the most recent thing she has done.


Birthday's today: Amanda Street, Jennifer Grant, Brittany York, Michael Bolten,
Bree Walker, Katie ONeil, Sophie Winter, Emily Aston, Julia Brendler, Lisa Mason,
Ashley Evans, Jenny Thompson, Rachel Veltri, Jonathan Caine (Journey, Babys),
Allison Armitage, JT Snow, Sandie Shaw, Ron Fox, Mitch Ryder (Detroit Wheels),
Bob "Bear" Hite (Canned Heat R.I.P.), "Fats" Domino (R.I.P.), Johnny Cash (R.I.P.)

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February 25
Téa Leoni
The 5'8" Elizabeth Téa Pantaleoni was born in New York City in 1966.
Graduated from the Putney School in Putney, VT in 1984. Auditioned for a
"Charlie's Angels" (1976) remake role (as a dare) and got the part. A writer's
strike in Hollywood meant the series was never made, but the pre-publicity
was enough to get Tea noticed.Grandmother was one of the founders of UNICEF.
She is a vegan. She is married to David Duchovney (X-Files), and they have two
children. Personally I'm a big fan, but didn't care for her in "Spanglish".

Birthday's today: Carrott Top, Ric Flair, Jenny Byrne, Heather Lindell, John Doe (X),
David Putnam, Kurt Rambis, Kirrily Sharpe, Jennifer Ferrin, Mike Peters (The Alaram),
Samaki Walker, Gabriela Platas, Julio Eglesias Jr., Leann Hunley, Allison Roberts,
Stuart "Woody" Wood (Bay City Rollers), Ron Santo, George Harrison (Beatles R.I.P.)

A jlradio.com reader gets the last word on
whether Vampires exist or not.

I would like to reply to those
that consider someone who is Vampire to be mentally unstable.

If that is the case, then so can be said of all others that have a
fetish or do things outside the "NORM".

I find this train of thought very narrow minded and who are they
to judge what is normal. If they choose to live a vanilla lifestyle
then that's their choice, I have no problem with that or their choices.

The question was, "Do you believe in Vampires?
Not an open forum to slag people of different persuasions off.

That's the easy option for someone who doesn't know anything about
it and who hasn't made the effort to find out.

If indeed everyone who drinks or consumes blood is mental then that
applies to all those that enjoy a rare steak...with one difference...
we dont eat the flesh!!!!!

Amber Bedford Bedfordshire United Kingdom www.myspace.com/yvonne62

*Thank you Amber for having the guts to speak out and make
this page an open forum, which it is.-JL

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February 24
Bonnie Somerville
Most recently Det. Laura Murphy of "NYPD Blue", Bonnie was born where I was,
the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, 1974, New York. She attended Boston College
as a Musical Theater major, and left to move back home to New York to try acting
professionally. Bonnie sang in many bands in the NYC music scene, and had a
development deal to sing her own music at 17 years old. She was noticed by a
modeling scout while waiting tables in NYC, and did some modeling in New York,
and Europe, only to return more focused on acting. She moved to Los Angeles at
age 22, and very quickly had a band, and then an agent. One of her first auditions,
after getting an agent was for the lead role in CBS's mini-series, "Shake, Rattle and
Roll: An American Love Story" (1999) (mini) in which she also sang. She now lives in
Los Angeles. Was on the cover of Stuff magazine in May 2004, issue titled, "Girls of
"The O.C." (2003)"

Birthday's today: Billy Zane, Rupert Holmes, Paula Zahn, Edward James Olmos,
Helen Shaver, Carolina Hoyos, Sammy Kershaw, Barry Bostwick, Sherrie Rose,
Steven St. Croix, Plastic Bertrand, Mitch Hedberg, Eddie Murray, Nicole Lyn,
Steve Jobs, Nicky Hopkins (Quicksilver Messenger Service), Mike Lowell,
Michelle Shocked, Brandi-Alisa Bates, Sarah Lee Guthrie, Samantha Aisling

Q of THE WEEK: Vampires coming to a close.

I think,that just with all other
lifestyles there is always a possibility that something other
than what is classed as the *norm* exists.

Does this mean I believe in Vampires, yes. But, then I also believe
in ghosts . So, maybe I'm just wierd. lol

My all time favourite Vampire movie would have to be Queen of the Damned.

As for the song, well that would have to be "Body Crumbles" performed by
Dry Cell or "Forsaken" performed by David Draiman of Disturbed.

Thanks for asking such an interesting question.
Be interesting to see that other responses.

Tanika Queensland Australia www.myspace.com/badgurlinoz

Hey Jonathan...no, I don't think "real" Vampires exist.
I do think there are people who emulate them well...and would be
easily mistaken for what we read about in Anne Rice novels.

Interesting topic. :)

Cory James Air Personality KUPD Phoenix Arizona
www.myspace.com/theradioqueen

Can't say that I believe Vampires
truly exist, I've read the story of the real Dracula (Vlad The
Impaler)... but still think that the Vampire legend is just an
interesting myth.

Have always liked the Vampire flick Near Dark from
1987. Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula was a good film as well.

Any Vampire song by The Misfits is cool..."Vampira" comes to mind!

Jason KVLU 91.3 Beaumont Texas www.myspace.com/needledrop93
www.kvlu.org

I'm willing to believe just about
anything, honestly. Aliens? Sure.

Vampires? You bet. Bigfoot? Absolutely.

It's more fun to think they exist than get mired in fact-finding.

OK, hell, I've been reading a lot of escapist stuff lately (Harry Potter,
Eragon, Lord of the Rings, Narnia). Elves, dwarves, dragons? Totally.

Notorious Liz Queens New York www.notoriousradio.com


No!
Movie: Dracula, one with Wynona.
Song: "Bloodletting".

Joey Gusto Program Director WBER Rochester New York

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February 23
Kristin Davis
Life after Sex And The City will be great to the 5'6" actress who was born
in 1965 in Boulder, Colorado. Look for her in Scoccer Moms this year. She
as has some interesting things happen to her. Such as. Was written out of
"Melrose Place" (1992) in 1996 after only being with the show a year, reportedly
because the viewers hated her character, Brooke, so much and the writers did
not know what to do with her. She is the only of the 4 main actresses from
"Sex and the City" (1998) to guest-star on "Friends" (1994). Is a Maybelline
spokesperson. Ranked #42 in Stuff magazine's "102 Sexiest Women in the World"
(2002). Childhood hero was Gloria Steinem. Hobbies include Yoga, Baking and Hiking.


Birthday's today: Peter Fonda, David Sylvian (Japan), Marc Price, Adele Schober,
Rusty Young (Poco), Johnny Winter, Courtney Culkin, Michael Dell, Heather Young,
Patricia Richardson, Ria Brieffries (Dolly Dots), Howard Jones, Michael Tricario,
Michael Wilton (Queensryche), Bobby Bonilla, Mai Nakahara, Sascha Zacharias,
Brad Whitford, Sylvia Chase, Neil Jordan, Yvonne Tousek, Ed "Too Tall" Jones

Q of THE WEEK: winding down on Vampires. 2 Days left

Well, I absolutely love
the concept of the Vampire.

Imortallity, strength, sex appeal, and knowledge of events that
happened in the past. (time travel has facinated me since I was
very young) I don't neccassarily believe they really do exist even
though I would like to I'm just to realistic to let myself.

Now I think the best Vampire movie of all time is Queen of the Damned.
The Vampire rock star! My fantasy in full form! Lestat is the sexiest
Vampire and the sexiest rocker ever. I watch that movie and fanatasize
of how great it would be to have such a wonderful life full of excitement
and the ability to live it forever.

The best song for a Vampire...thats kinda tough I think the movie pretty
much pegged that one. Any song performed by Jonathan Davis of Korn, or
David Draiman of Disturbed would be enough for me.

Great question!!

Misty (grrr...) St. Petersburg Florida www.myspace.com/rockerchicxxx

Yes, Vampires exist.
They may not necessarily be in the glamorized Hollywood form
that one might think, but they are real.

Picking a Vampire movie is tough though because there are so many
different genres of Vampire films, but one of my favorites is Interview
With The Vampire, the original Dracula (Bela Lugosi) Bram Stoker's, and
Lost Boys.

As far as songs go, two come to mind. "Suspended In Dusk" by Type O
Negative, and "Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)" by Concrete Blonde. Both
of these songs really epitomise the Vampire lifestyle, well because they are
told from the perspective of the Vampire itself. And while each of these songs
are completely different styles of music and have a different atmosphere,
they fit their respective lyrics well, and sound both tormented and erotic all
at once.

^*^MG^*^ Peoria Arizona www.myspace.com/raevynwitch

I'm not into Vampires,
even if I can enjoy reading books and watching movies.

But as with any religion, I don't believe in things that I haven't seen.
They might exist, as well as ghost might do, but maybe everyone can't
see or talk to them. So, I'm not judging any believers, as long as they
don't force me to believe.

For movies and books, it's the same for both subjects, not sure about
the title in English, but Anne Rice has it... for me at least.

Music for Vampires... Dark Funeral - "Shadows Over Transylvania".

Anna (aka Bluesaint) Sweden www.myspace.com/bluesaint


Hi Jonathan,

I think that there are some pretty freaky people out there, but I don't
think there is such a thing as Vampires (i.e. someone who part bat, who
bites your neck to suck your blood dry).

Howie Salmon Author Tucson Arizona


How can anybody who's worked in the music business for any length of time
not believe that bloodsuckers exist?

Dred Scott Westwood One Los Angeles California

My favourite Vampire movie
is Bram Stoker's Dracula (the modern version).

I liked Interview With The Vampire but I preferred the books.

I don't really know any songs about Vampires. I don't know if they
exist or not but I have always thought it a very romantic idea.

Imagine being so free yet so chained at the same time!

Kerry Wellington New Zealand www.myspace.com/cheekykez


Ok- Vampires Rock!!!!

First of all must address GODSMACKS Song Called "Vampires" off the
album Awake.
"few creatures of the night have captured our imagination like Vampires
what explains our enduring fascination with Vampires".

Godsmack rocks!!!!!

Ok ok, with that being said: favorite Vampire Movie had to be Lost Boys.
Never has a movie had such a great combination of: soundtrack, scary
Vampire vibe , with downright Vampire humor.
"that's it, Im telling Mom your a butt sucking Vampire" (I believe the line went)

I do believe there is always some truth behind the legends and myths... after all
I've known a few bloodsucking attorneys for sure!!!!

Love ya Jonathan, keep asking those great questions!!!

Laura Brady Manager- Conspiracy Of Thought San Diego California

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February 22
Drew Barrymore
Drew was born into a legendary acting family and began at age 3 in 1975.
She was born in Culver City, California in 1975. She has been in over 60 TV
shows and films. I used to see her at numerous shows in Los Angeles. She
is a huge fan of music. The 5'4" actress never finished high school. She is half
Hungarian from her mother's side. Granddaughter of actor John Barrymore
and Dolores Costello - on her father's side. Steven Spielberg is her godfather.
Chosen by "People" magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the
World (1997). She was, at seven years old, the youngest person ever to host
"Saturday Night Live" (1975). Great-niece of famed actors, Ethel Barrymore
and Lionel Barrymore. Ranked #61 in Premiere's 2002 annual Power 100 List.
February 3, 2004: Got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, joining her famous
relatives Ethel Barrymore, John Barrymore and Lionel Barrymore as recipients
of that honor. Godmother of the late Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love's daughter,
Frances Bean. Owns her own production company, "Flower Films".

Birthday's today: Vijay Singh, Jonathan Demme, Kyle MacLachlin, Miou-Miou,
Julie Walters, Chris Dudley, Jeri Ryan, Mark Chmura, Ted Kennedy, David Lopez,
Sparky Anderson, Lisa Huber, Dick Van Arsdale, Debbie Linden, Michael Chang,
Allison Hayes, Julius Irving, Susan Benjamin, Don Van Spall (Sleeze Beez)

Q of THE WEEK: More Vampire stories.

Mmmm...I have always had an erotic
fascination with Vampires, so the kinky part of me likes to pretend
that they exist.

I have actually met or seen people who take the Vampire lifestyle
very seriously, but rather than go around trying to suck random
strangers' blood they instead do it consentually with a lover. Although
I don't partake in this lifestyle myself, I do love the euphoric sensation
of biting and can therefore understand why people living the Vamp
lifestyle would get something out of taking it further to actual blood-sucking.

I don't know if I would ever try it myself, but it's not exactly ruled out either.
If I ever dabbled in acting again, I would certainly love to play one!

It's hard for me to pick the best Vampire movie of all time, but my personal
favorite is Bram Stoker's Dracula. I absolutely loved Gary Oldman as Dracula,
and there was so much passion in that movie...it sucked me in from beginning
to end. Yum.

Okay this might sound predictable, but I can't help picking "Haunted" by
Type O Negative because of the lyrics. And the band just makes me think
of Vampires every time I hear them, especially due to the rousing deep
voice of Peter Steele.

Another yum. But I also have this CD with orchestrated Vampire-themed
music (no lyrics) which is so beautiful (it doesn't say who the artist is though).

*sigh* Thanks, Jonathan...now I know what I'll be fantasizing about when I go
to bed tonight!

Trisha Gilbert Arizona www.myspace.com/trisha72

Oh, Vampires are real! Just like the movie
Leaving Las Vegas is real...to me anyway. I know they are real because
I dated a Vampire once.

She never bit me but she constantly sucked my soul dry by asking me to buy
her shit all the time and complaining that I never hang out with her enough or
that I never opened up to her emotionally or that I hung out with my friends
too much.

There are many kinds of Vampires and she was the worst. My friends
eventually broke me from her evil spell by telling me that they, "fucking
hated her hanging at our house and that I would have to move out if she
kept coming around."

So, yes, Vampires are real just like getting evicted can be real.

Movie: Interview With The Vampire.

Song: "You Suck" by The Murmurs

Cory O' Brien On-air, APD, Imaging, KXRK X-96 Salt Lake City Utah
www.myspace.com/coreyx96

Do I believe in Vampyres?
Well, I believe that there are groups and individuals ( especially in
the modern Western world ) who believe that they are Vampyres.
They are ususally Goths- and really believe that drinking another
persons blood will empower them. This is usually a consenting act
between donors and Vampyres.

Humans have done this in one form or another since time began -
think of cannabalism, scalp hunters, human sacrifice etc .There are
those that believe killing and taking part of the victims body be it
human or animal (eating body parts or drinking their blood) will make
them more powerful, give them eternal life, stop the crops from failing etc.

There are crazed, sadistic killers in history who enjoyed killing and drinking
their victims blood- Elizabeth Barthory, Vlad the Impaler etc.

Then there are modern day serial killers who believe that by eating their victims -
they will never leave them , they will never be alone.

Do I believe in Vampyres being able to fly, climb walls, change themselves into
bats, crumble at the sight of a crucafix or garlic? No! I think we have the story
tellers to thank for that! And what great stories! Bram Stoker, Ann Rice etc.

The best Vampyre film has to be the origional Nosferatu, but I'm also very
fond of Interview With The Vampire.

Tangerine Dream United Kingdom (from myspace.com-no forwarding URL)

Of course I believe in Vampires.
I'm in radio. I've been working for bloodsuckers my whole life.

Willobee Program Director 102.7 EQX - THE REAL ALTERNATIVE
WEQX.COM Listen on-Line 802-362-4800
PO Box 102.7 Manchester, VT 05254

Vampires. I'd say maybe not
the Hollywood glamour version, the blood suckers and the
night walkers, but I sure believe in energy Vampires.

There are some people that just seem to drain you. I also reckon people
who are allergic to the sun could be considered Vampires, but do they really
go and live off of blood?

The best film? There are so many and they are all brilliant for their own
individual reasons. The more independant the better.

And the song, "Sympathy For the Devil" by the Rolling Stones
(or even the Axl Rose version)

Tayler Brighton England www.myspace.com/taylersuicide

From the 80's
you'd have to say LOST BOYS! Mullets & Vampires
is a leathal combo!

Jon Landman @ The Syn Weekhawken New Jersey
www.myspace.com/syndicatespecialty

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February 21
Jennifer Love Hewitt
The young actress/singer was born in 1979 in Waco, Texas. Even though she
has carved out quite a career, it wasn't easy. Lost the role of Juliet in
Romeo + Juliet (1996) to Claire Danes because the director felt she
wasn't "modern" enough. Lost the role of Darlene in Brokedown Palace
(1999) to Kate Beckinsale because of scheduling conflicts. Auditioned for
the role of Tricia Jones in Mallrats (1995), and almost got it, but lost out
at the last moment to actress Renée Humphrey. Was considered for the
title role in Lolita (1997). Was offered a role on the WB's "Charmed" (1998),
taking over Shannen Doherty's place, but turned it down (2001). Ah, but
through it all, JLH has overcome. Voted in at #7 in FHM's Sexiest Girls of 2002
poll, American edition (June 2002). She has recorded four albums: "Love Songs"
in 1992, "Let's Go Bang" in 1995, "Jennifer Love Hewitt" in 1996, and "BareNaked"
in 2002, which was produced by singer/songwriter Meredith Brooks. Named #32
on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2005 list.

Birthday's today: Charlotte Church, Alan Rickman, William Petersen, Tyne Daly,
Jake "Body By Jake" Steinfield, Alan Trammell, David Geffen, Larry Hagman,
Jerry Harrison (Talking Heads), Wendy James (Transvision Vamp), Troy Slaten,
Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Jack Coleman, Tommy Hendricks, Jean-Jaques Brunel,
Nicole Parker, Nina Simon (R.I.P.).Sam Peckinpaw (R.I.P.), Erma Bombeck (R.I.P.)

Q of THE WEEK: Vampires continues.

I do believe that Vampires are real.
Although...not what Hollywood claims that they do. I do not
believe that they go out and randomly suck peoples blood and kill.

I know that they are more proper and normal of humans. sorta like
people who are lactose intolorent.. although these people need blood
for there energy level and to feel good within.

Vampires could be anyone. Your neighbor, teacher, boss, manager,
just about anyone. I have quite a few movies about Vampires although
I hate that most of them depict the Hollywood blood sucking Vampire.
Although, these are some good movies.

The Lost Boys
Interview With a Vampire
Horror of Dracula
Legacy of Dracula
Mark of the Vampire
My Best Friend is a Vampire
Lake of Dracula
The Loves of Count Yorga, Vampire

There are so many movies out there that I enjoy watching although most
of them are the Hollywood versions which bite.. although it's what people
nowadays believe.

I would have to say the artist that most reminds me of Vampires is
Jyrki from the 69 Eyes. I think it's his voice.

Stephanie (aka Infection) Los Angeles California www.myspace.com/deaddolly0


Max Tolkoff is a Vampire. He also invented the Alternative format.
Just ask him.

Lenny Diana PD WRZX Indianapolis Indiana

Hi Jonathan-
A very stimulating question indeed. I certainly believe that their
are types of Vampires. But there are fine lines, I think, between
fantasy and reality.

Vampires are perhaps those individuals for whom the lines are
blurred more so than others. Is there any doubt there are night
dwelling creatures who feed off of other humans? The blood
drinking part, albeit sexy, probably more fantasy derived from
ancient folk lore than modern reality. But, I know I lived a
Vampiresque lifestyle from about 1984-1990 embracing a night
driven reality that focused around maintaining the high, and
demanded the attention of others to keep the lifestyle. Certainly
by definition, something of a vampire.

I am also a huge fan of Anne Rice. I think Lestat is probably my
biggest fantasty. Who could walk the streets of New Orleans in the
wee hours of the night or the ancient ruins of cemetaries in
New Orleans or Pere La Chaise in Paris and not look about for
the undead.

Best Vampire movie ever. Although I didn't hate Interview with the
Vampire the way I thought I would after they cast Tom Cruise...could
there be any other discussion after the mention of The Hunger? Can we
file that under "hottest lesbian vampire sex scene ever"....c''mon
Catherine Deneuve had me at the first bite. I was ready to sign on...
and throw David Bowie in there as the cherry to top their cake. I was a goner.

And...best Vampire song ever...of course there must be talk of
"Bela Legosi's Dead" as the quinessential Vampire song. I think
Peter Murphy altogether has a smoky Vampiresque voice...how
about "Cuts you up"?
I
That's my two cents.
Kiss,
Anastasia (aka Tinkerbell) Los Angeles California
www.myspace.com/lostboystinkerbell



I think there are people who think they are Vampires.

Best movie: Original Dracula with Bela Lugosi with soundtrack updated
by Kronos Quartet.

Best song: "Night Of The Vampire" by Roky Erickson.

Mark Mayfield Mornings KSLX Phoenix Arizona

Hey Jonathan, interesting question!
It's not something I've really thought about but now that you mention it
I'd like to think that Vampires existed but then I'd be lying, especially if
they were like the one's portrayed in the movies!

I happened to watch a documentary a while back which claimed that
Vampires did exist, however these so called Vampires were actually just
people getting a thrill out of biting each other and eating some of their so
called victims flesh, no blood sucking or transformations!

Isn't that just cannibalism? hmmm?

Addi Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom www.myspace.com/littleoldmelol

OOh Vampyres!!!!
Best movie of all time - The Lost Boys, no comparison...
" you're eating maggots Michael, how do they taste?"

I love the idea that Vampyres might exsist, and yes I have been
effected by films, books and pictures, but they possess such a style
and grace, I am envious beyond belief. And how come they always
dress so well??? LOVE THEM!!!!

Sophie Auckland New Zealand www.myspace.com/sophieuk


Maybe I've had a few ex-girlfriends that I thought were Vampires, but no
such thing.

Monk Doctor of Production (Production Director)
WBEI-FM, WFFN-FM, WTUG-FM, WDGM-FM, WJRD-AM, WTSK-AM
Citadel Broadcasting, Inc. 142 Skyland Blvd. Tuscaloosa, AL 35405

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February 20
Cindy Crawford
Model/actress was born in DeKalb, Illinois in 1966. One of the five original
supermodels. The others are Claudia Schiffer, Christy Turlington, Naomi
Campbell, and Linda Evangelista. Started modeling at age 19. Has been on
the cover of more than 600 magazines worldwide including Vouge, W, People,
Harper's Bazaar, ELLE, and Allure. First modern Supermodel to pose for Playboy.
Spent a short time on welfare as a child. The 5' 91/2" beauty's nickname is "Baby
Gia", and is well known for the mole above her lip. Ranked number 5 on Playboy's
list of the 100 Sexiest Stars of the Century. Was the inspiration for Prince's song
"Cindy C." Wears size 9 1/2 shoe. (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)


Birthday's today: Charles Barkley, Kelsey Grammer, Patty Hearst, Lili Taylor,
French Stewart, Ivana Trump, Bobby Unser, Brion James, Stephon Marbury,
Phil Esposito, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Randy California (Spirit), Billy Zoom (X),
Sandy Duncan, Andrew Shue, Brian Littrell (Backstreet Boys), John Voldstad,
Livan Hernandez, Walter Becker (Steely Dan), Ian Brown (Stone Roses),
Kee Marcello (Europe), J.Geils (J. Geils Band), Kurt Cobain (R.I.P.)


Q of THE WEEK: A Vampire story: Many believe that
on this earth somewhere there are real Vampires.

Do you truly believe there are?

I didn't for years, and maybe I've been affected by movies
and books, but I really do think they exist.
So, what do you think? Explain please.

Also, what do you think is the BEST Vampire movie of all-time?
And, what is the BEST song (and the artist that does it) that
fits for Vampires?

Firstly, yes, I truly believe
there are Vampires. I myself adore the taste of blood, the only
reason I don't drink other peoples blood is that nobody will let
me, and I'm unwilling to turn predator because I believe karma
is marking my card very closely!

There have been times walking behind someone on a dark street
that I've had a strange feeling of how it would feel to suddenly
leap on them from behind and sink my teeth into their necks.

The best Vampire movie of all time, mmmm thats a tricky one.
Odd though it seems, probably From Dusk Till Dawn because
I do like a good laugh.

Bev Whitehaven United Kingdom www.myspace.com/lilmmissmuffet


Hey Jonathan,

I want to believe in Vampires...but I'm simply going to need some
proof. I like the idea of living forever though- oh yeah and sleeping
all day...which is pretty much what jocks do anyway.

The only person that I ever thought might be one was Christy Carter.
She was the KROQ night jock in the late 90s. Black hair, pale, dark eyes,
GREAT deep voice, serious attitude and wasn't afraid of shit. She had a
blue Doberman and NO ONE saw her during the day. Perfect that she has
totally vanished. NO ONE knows where she went. No one knows where she is.

Oh yeah- Lost Boys was fun...Cory's best work...Feldman not Haim

Rubin 1/2 of Rubin & Sims Afternoons on 106.5 KWOD Sacramento CA

Eeeeeee, I LOVE VAMPIRES.
Probably Underworld is the best movie and I don't know
about the song part.

Sydney (aka Syd Squid) Christmas Island www.myspace.com/oispazzy

What an interesting email!
It beats "will you marry me and come to live with me in
Turkey" etc.

To answer your questions; I think there are Vampires in the
world but that they have made a conscious effort to be that way
because they were romanced by the idea.

I don't think there are any who were "bitten" so to speak.

I think the best Vampire film is Interview With A Vampire, and
the best song is "Song For A Vampire" by Annie Lennox.

xxx
Colette Glasgow Scotland www.myspace.com/colettemckendrick
Colette's Band website www.colettemckendrick.co.uk


Do you truly believe that there are? Yes, as a matter of fact I am one.
What do you think? One day you will be mine.

Also, what is the best Vampire film made of all-time? Interview With A
Vampire.

And, what is the best song?
Nine Inch Nails "Perfect Drug" (Video even reminds me of Ann Rice)

Russell Schenck Program Director WBUZ Nashville Tennessee

Hmmm... yeah
I bet there are somewhere.

Probably in Europe. But, I don't know any songs or anything
like that. Sorry.

Oh yeah, my explaination. Uhmm...why wouldn't there be?

Fabio London England (from myspace.com-no forwarding URL)

I don't think Vampires exist.
I think it's a label made up from recitation of stories about them.

That started off as fiction. It's a romatic but some what dark idea
that ignites the imagination. Fantasy is normal behaviour for the
average person.

The best film about Vampires as to be for me The Devils Advocate.
I thought it was very sensual.

As for songs, not sure I can think of one that ticks all the boxes relatin'
to Vamps.

Jenny United Kingdom (from myspace.com-no forwarding URL)

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February 19
Haylie Duff
Heyeee, it's Hilary's older sister! The 5' 5" footer was born in Houston,
Texas. She wrote two songs on her sister's first solo album "Metamorphosis".
Posed for the cover of Maxim magazine. The actress has been on many TV
shows such as "Boston Public", and "Chicago Hope". Her upcoming films
include "Material Girls", "Foodfight", and "Legacy".

Birthday's today: Benicio Del Toro, Justine Bateman, Dave Wakeling (English Beat),
Frank Watkins (Obituary), Jeff Daniels, Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), Sean O' Grady,
Andy Powell (Wishbone Ash), Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes To Hollywood), Toni Childs,
Francis Bucholz (Scorpions), Margaux Hemingway, Jame West-Oram (Fixx), Seal,
Steve Polz (Rugburns), "Mama" Cass Elliott (R.I.P.), Falco (R.I.P.), Big John Studd (R.I.P.)

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February 18
Sarah Joy Brown
If you know your soap operas, than this face should be familiar. The 5'5"
soap star has won three Emmy's for her work on "General Hospital", and
in she spent 2003-2004 appearing on hit television series on virtually every
network including, "Without a Trace," (CBS) "The Lyon's Den," and "Crossing
Jordan," (NBC) "L.A. Dragnet," (ABC) "For the People," and "Strong Medicine,"
(Lifetime). She has also been featured in recurring roles on "Mysterious Ways,"
(NBC/PAX) and "10-8: Officers on Duty" (ABC). She has a recurring role on (CBS)
hit series "Cold Case" as Josie Sutton. Sarah was born in 1975 in Eureka,
California. She can be seen on the big screen in "Big Momma's House 2".

Birthday's today: Dr. Dre, Cybill Shepherd, John Hughes, John Travolta, Yoko Ono,
Vanna White, Milos Forman, Juice Newton, Molly Ringwald, Chelsea Hobbs, Vivian Lai,
Julia Hill, Jessica Kelly, Susan Egan, Nicole Peters, Julie Strain, Robin Bachman (BTO),
Sinead Cusack, John Valentin, Pat Fraley, Irma Thomas

Q of THE WEEK: Vampires, continues from last Monday

Personaly I don't know...but
I hope that they exist, it would be so deep ^_^

And, so romantic as Francis Coppora's Dracula's world !!

I love this movie even I had written a song about, called "Drakul"
and included on my first self-producing LP Inquisition.

This world so beautiful, romantic and sad at same time...this is how
I love the Vampire world !!

The best song about Vampire...? ah ha ^_^
Do you know my name's origin?

Lamia means Witch/Vampire in latin language...and also a creature
of the Darkside which her half body is a serpent in Greek Myth.

And I love my introducing song called "LAMIA",
cause, I AM also a victim of jealousy....burn't alive as a Witch from
Japanese society (that's why my 1st LP calls such).

Thank you for an amazing question of the week Jonathan !!!

Lamia Cross Paris France www.myspace.com/melamia

I think Vampires really exist,
but not the Hollywood blood sucking with black suits and
dresses which live in fancy goth aged houses.

There are Vampires and look just like those 'who are not',
I know that because I met one, she attacked me psychologically
and since then she knows everything about me. No one believes
me though so I dont mention it so often.

Best Vampiric song? That would be "Alone" from Egine.

Best Vampiric movie? Vampiricon (based on the band's
vocalist biography)

Sinnocent Blood Larnaca Cyprus www.myspace.com/sinnocentblood

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February 17
Paris Hilton
What could I possibly tell you about Paris that you already have either
heard or know? I'll try-here is the 411. The 5' 8" birthday girl was born
Paris Whitney Hilton in 1981 in New York City. She's filthy filthy rich-lol
She wears blue coloured contact lenses. Sister of Nicky Hilton, Barron
Nicholas Hilton, and Conrad Hughes Hilton. Daughter of Rick Hilton and
Kathy Richards, a former actress. Has three Pomeranians named Dolce,
Sebastian and Prince, as well as two chihuahuas named 'Tinkerbell the
dog' and Bambi.Chosen the worst-dressed celebrity in 2003 by fashion
critic Mr. Blackwell. In October 2004, she officially had her popular quote,
"That's hot", trademarked. Great-grand-niece of Zsa Zsa Gabor. Is a huge
fan of the band Blondie and singer Deborah Harry. Ranked #59 in FHM 100
Sexiest Women 2004. Ranked #23 in FHM 100 Sexiest Women 2005. Sure,
I could on about the sex tape and 'The Simple Life', and a million other
things. Just know that her film career will blossom over time.

Birthday's today: Rene Russo, Lou Diamond Phillips, Luc Robitaille, Fred Frith,
Michelle Forbes, Denise Richards, Dan Reed, Janice Dickinson, Mary Ann Mobley,
Rachel Robinson, Richard Karn, Ben Cramer, Drew Barry, Heidi Hagman,
Anne Curtis, Rick Medlocke (Blackfoot), Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day),
Mellisa Brooke-Belland (Voice Of The Beehive), Patricia Morrow, Gene Pitney