Mia and Ava rose

Ava (Feb 9, 1986) and Mia Rose (March 30, 1987) are two beautiful women hailing from Sutton, Alaska. After spending time together as strippers stripping in Reno, Nevada before getting a run in the pornographic industry they now reside solely in the modeling industry. Mia's rationale for getting into porn was, "we were already fucking the shit out of everybody in our personal lives, so why not?".


They have been in the same scene together in several movies but do not have sex with each other. Mia had corrective surgery done on her nose to streamline it and improve her breathing in June 2006. Mia is an avid player of the video game World of Warcraft (WoW) but her WoW account was temporarily banned once allegedly after another player had outed her identity to the administrators. The official reason cited was that her account information was incorrect. An NPC named Mia the Rose appears as a quest objective in the Twilight Highlands zone of the World of Warcraft: Cataclysm expansion. The sisterly bong between the two is very evident.

in Mia's own words "My sister is my best friend. AVA ROSE. I am dead serious about her being my best friend too. Without each other we would more than likely die. " and in Ava's "Not only is my sister my # 1 homie in the whole wide world but the #1 swimmer for the junior sperm divisions "Race to the Egg". Pretty good ehhh? So make sure to drop by Mia Rose on my top list and tell her congrats = )"
Obviously not the exemplary "good girls" The two actually have very promiscuous histories that would put some people off. "We were both sluts and all the other girls hated us, but we didn't care," Ava said. Even so, Mia had notions of becoming a professional photographer or writer someday. "I took the GED and graduated early, but I didn't like college. I wanted to make money so my sister and I started stripping. We loved the attention," Mia said. "Even before porn, I fucked 98 guys, so fucking on camera wasn't a big deal."
"Indeed," Ava replied: "I did 70 guys by the time I got into porn, so she was a bigger whore."




This post i will admit is much more taboo but honestly i dont care. i love them because of their uniqueness in comparison to other models. Not only are they gorgeous but they are confident in who they are and perfectly comfortable in that.

Sarah Brightman

Before reading be sure to read this previous post on an informative essay im writing.


The Provocation Of The Female Image

WARNING

(explicit matiriel will be involved, nothing is meant to be erotic or offending, this is merely a scholarly pursuit.)









My love for sarah brightman is astounding. Shes an older woman and still looks beautiful, she has the voice of a goddess, and she appears on one of my favorite movies Repo the genetic opera.

this biography was taken from her site.


Biography

by Siew May Chin

Everything about Sarah Brightman is multi-dimensional. Her penchant for fusing musical genres. Her multi-faceted voice. Her contrasting personas. Is it any wonder then that the life and career of this multi-platinum artist is equally colorful and intriguing?

Very often, fans of Sarah's latest works are surprised to learn of her illustrious past in Andrew Lloyd Webber productions on Broadway and the West End. Conversely, those who remember her landmark role in Phantom of the Opera find themselves marveling at the exciting direction that her career has taken in the decade since her departure from musical theatre. Hardcore Sarah fans, no doubt, are well aware that her singing career began with chart-topping success in the disco era, with a dancing career that extended all the way back to her childhood.

Here then is a biography offering insight into the fascinating life and prolific career of Sarah Brightman, and the influences that shaped one of this generation's most glorious voices.

Sarah Brightman was born an entertainer. From the tender age of three, she was dancing at festivals in her hometown of Berkhamsted, a sleepy market town outside of London. By age five, she was performing up to four routines and winning them all.

It was her ballet teacher, an examiner for the Royal Academy of Ballet, who made her parents aware that Sarah was unusually gifted. As such, Sarah’s show business aspirations were regarded not as childhood fantasy, but as precocious ambition, deserving of regard and nurture.


Despite severe bouts of homesickness, she enrolled in a performing arts boarding school at age eleven and was well on the way to furthering her dreams at that pre-pubescent age.

As a child, Sarah was exposed to an eclectic assortment of music, for hers was a household where Tom Jones and Tchaikovsky got equal billing and airtime. Sarah was just as happy twirling around in the kitchen to psychedelic pop as she was executing ballet maneuvers to serious classical movements.

It is perhaps not surprising that decades later, Sarah Brightman would break musical ground by fusing seemingly incongruous genres; gliding seamlessly between pop and classical, dance and trip-hop, Gregorian chants and Eastern refrains. Even her gravitation towards Gregorian chants can be traced back to her years of singing in Berkhamsted's church choir.



Scarcely two lines into her song at the Cats audition, Sarah was stopped short and told that she had earned a personal meeting with Andrew Lloyd Webber at his home. The next day, an aide called and summoned Sarah to Andrew's flat.

The Cats audition had called for performers who regarded themselves as “unusual.” Sarah rather ostensibly fit the bill, arriving in conservative Belgravia flamboyantly attired in aquamarine and crowned in a blue mohican hairstyle. Her rendition of “Don’t Rain On My Parade,” followed by “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina,” visibly impressed Andrew who promptly arranged for a series of further auditions with Trevor Nunn.

Months lapsed, however, before Sarah finally got the news that she had been offered a role in Cats. Some year later, Gillian Lynne, the choreographer for Cats (appearing on This Is Your Life, a British celebrity-tribute show honoring Sarah) remarked:

She danced with such sensuality and determination. Nobody taught Sarah her guts. In Cats, everyone kept hurting themselves because it was difficult... and Sarah kept putting her neck out. I'd say, "Do you think you should do the Jellicle Ball... all twelve minutes of it... again?" And she'd say, "Yes, I’m not going to sit down, I’m not going to sit down." And so she'd dance, with her head cocked to one side in pain.



he next installment of the Sarah Brightman biography is being lived right now, by the great lady herself. We will unveil this installment at a later date.

Mudvayne

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Before reading be sure to read this previous post on an informative essay im writing.

The Provocation Of The Female Image

WARNING

(explicit matiriel will be involved, nothing is meant to be erotic or offending, this is merely a scholarly pursuit.)

Mudvayne is an American heavy metal band formed in Peoria, Illinois, in 1996. Members are lead singer Chad Gray, guitarist Greg Tribbett, bassist Ryan Martinie and drummer Matthew McDonough. Signed onto Epic Records, Mudvayne has released five studio albums, two compilations albums, and two DVDs.

Mudvayne rose to fame in 2000 with their debut album L.D. 50, which peaked at number 85 on the Billboard 200, and has since been certified gold by the RIAA. The lead single from the album, "Dig", won the MTV2 Award at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2001. This was the first time the award was presented to a metal band. In 2006 Mudvayne was nominated for Best Metal Performance at the Grammy Awards for the single "Determined" from the band's 2005 studio album Lost and Found. Mudvayne has four gold certifications by the RIAA, and has sold nearly 3 million records in the United States, and over 6 million records worldwide.

The End of All Things to Come

In 2002, the band released the album The End of All Things to Come. Mudvayne participated in the 2003 Summer Sanitarium Tour, headlined by Metallica.[6]
[edit] Lost and Found

In 2005, the band released its third album, Lost and Found.[6]

In mid-2005, Mudvayne played on the main stage of Ozzfest. After this tour Mudvayne started a world tour which included Australia, North America and Europe. During their show in Sydney various Australian TV personalities made an appearance such as Nikolas Crowfoot, Mitch Jones and Craig Welton. These concerts were a great success. Mudvayne originally toured Australia in 2001 as part of the Big Day Out festival.

The single "Happy?" was also the theme song for WWE Pay Per View Vengeance 2005.
[edit] By the People, for the People

By the People, for the People is a compilation album released on November 27, 2007 by Epic Records. The album features a track listing chosen entirely by the band's fans, with the band determining which version appears on the record (e.g. live, demo, acoustic), as well as two new songs, "Dull Boy" and a cover of The Police's song "King of Pain" (both produced by Dave Fortman and written by Bradley Bower).


By the People, for the People is presented in a format where each song is introduced through a short interlude generally no longer than 30 seconds long, where Gray debriefs the listener on surrounding facts such as where the song was recorded or performed live, or distinguishing a demo from an album version. The album debuted at number 51 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling about 22,000 copies in its first week.[7]
[edit] The New Game


After the return of Gray and Tribbett from their touring commitments with side project Hellyeah, Mudvayne began the recording process for The New Game with producer Dave Fortman, who produced their previous effort, Lost and Found.[8] Fortman reported to MTV that the album will be followed six months later by a second full-length record.[9] He attested that while the album should please listeners, it will incorporate a distinct rock and roll sound not heard on previous Mudvayne records. "It's heavy and has great hooks," said Fortman, "but it also has some moments that are a little more rock n' roll that are really cool. It's not anything drastic, but every now and then you'll catch a little hint of old-school rock. Also, the tones are a little more earthy sounding and somewhat warmer than Lost and Found. Although Mudvayne was going to follow up The New Game six months later with an album titled The End Game, the plan never came to fruition. Instead a self-titled album was released a year later.
[edit] Mudvayne

Their fifth full length album, the self-titled Mudvayne, was produced by Dave Fortman's associate Jeremy Parker and is "a little more retro" from a songwriting point of view, according to Gray. "We've been kind of making this natural progression, and I think for this one, we just sort of naturally regressed," he told Noisecreep. "We took the smarter songwriting guys that we've become and mixed it with the not-smart songwriting guys that we were." The album was recorded during Summer 2008 in El Paso, Texas.[10] On October 7, 2009, Mudvayne posted a bulletin on their MySpace saying that they will be releasing a self-titled album on December 22, 2009 followed by a tour. They have two new songs called "Beautiful and Strange" and "Heard It All Before" on their official MySpace page. Mudvayne has been described by McDonough as "the best" CD "the band has recorded since our second album, The End of All Things to Come." The effort will be released in three different formats — a standard jewel case edition, a deluxe version packaged with a black light and a super deluxe edition that features a larger black light, a special edition blacklight-reactive poster and more. For those who pre-ordered the super deluxe edition they would receive a full album download two weeks before the album release. Only a 1000 of the super deluxe edition were available.[11]

The artwork for the CD was printed entirely in blacklight-reactive ink, making it only visible under a black light (a source of light whose wavelengths are primarily in the ultraviolet) In the limited edition packaging, a key chain blacklight is included.[11]


yes taken from wikipedia. mudvayne is very complex. their music is unique an if any of you know me you know i love unique. so heres mudvayne enjoy.