So you may or may not know but I’ve been posting audio tweets to my Twitter account recently as Cher. I believe Madonna recently made a cameo too and I think Liza may debut this week.

I’ve provided audio of the first one I ever did below, but to get the full archive of Cher, Madonna & Liza voicemails click here and choose the one you want to hear: http://tweetmic.com/p/rkkfukzsh8d

LISTEN NOW!

Cher is with me and she has something to say!

Tags: Cher, Liza Minnelli, Madonna

Hosting club events and putting together parties is always fun but it’s the most amazing when it’s with your best friends. On Saturday night, I had the pleasure of having my besties Chi Chi LaRue, Brent Everett, Steve Pena, Brandon Wilde and Seth Apper all in the same room and it was a night I won’t soon forget!

It began with me putting together an in-store signing for the release of the new movie, “Grand Slam: Little Big League 4″ at Chi Chi’s store in Weho. Oh! And I met one of the movie’s star Jake Lyons who I just immediately went crazy for! Hoping to get him cast in some more projects with them and others soon. From there, we moved the party to Fubar for a new event of mine called “Pornorazzi” where the boys danced and Chi Chi DJ’d the night away.

Afterwards, I had some peeps back to my place to hang out and be our crazy selves.

I love these guys with all my heart and it was so fun to do an event where we could all be together and just let loose for once.

Personally, it had been about 2 1/2 months since I’d let loose! LOL

Much needed!

Tags: Brandon Wilde, Brent Everett, Channel 1 Releasing, Chi Chi LaRue, Fubar, Jake Lyons, Pornorazzi, Seth Apper, Steve Pena

Sad! Hope Target does something about this FAST!

Cuz girl loves her some popcorn and Icee? Mmmkay?

Tags: NO H8

Before moving to Sarasota for middle school and high school, I spent my childhood until I was 13 growing up in a very small town called Columbus, Indiana. Very small town with very small population but known for its interesting architecture and art work.

There is a huge abstract metal piece of art that stands in the middle of the mall there. It’s a big machine that runs without power 24/7, a skeleton of tunnels and slides with a big wrecking ball inside constantly moving around, looking like it is tearing down the walls and coils of the machine as it goes… but as you continue to watch you find the wrecking ball is actually just keeping the machine on track. In fact without it, the piece would cease to exist.

At first I thought maybe I was reading too much into this piece. But years later, as an adult, I discovered the artist had named it “Chaos.”

They have since torn the mall down and are actually building a hotel there now. But that piece of art is so powerful it has remained covered and they are building the hotel around it. …No one can touch “Chaos,” huh? You can’t move it from where it’s supposed to be.

But the “chaos” in the machine is just an illusion and I can assure you such is also the case in life, though I can’t always see it as easily as I did as a child standing back staring at a piece of art from afar.

Still, I believe if I could stand back and see my own life from afar, removed from the situations, I would then see what feels like chaos to me in my life to be the same.

What we experience as the wrecking balls in life are only there to shift the paradigm of the machine so it all stays on track heading to an ultimate destination unknown.

When we can’t see a reason for such destruction, when we can’t find the light in the dark, when we are helpless to see the order in chaos… we must remember that it’s not our job to know or understand. In fact, it’s really none of our business.

Our only job is to have faith in the creator of the machine.

And to keep it moving.

Tags: spirituality

Tags: Liza Minnelli