Explore a little vintage Brini through this downloadable video series featuring footage from the original New York cable access show.
Wed, 24 December 2008  Hello people, and happy holidays! This time around we’re featuring two musical numbers from my holiday show at the Cutting Room, here in
Direct download: Holiday_Well_Wishes_from_the_Brini_Maxwell_Show.m4v Category: podcasts -- posted at: 11:27 AM Comments[13] |
Oh, that was wonderful! I especially like the second song and the bit about snowflakes at the end of it ;) And, what a cute commercial you did for Netflix! Merry Christmas!
posted by: Steph on Wed, 12/24 05:14 PM EST
thanks for the video would love to see your live show LIVE sometime.....merry christmas,brini and to all of the websters here.got four inches last night, lucky me!white christmases are over rated. give me some smooth pavement!
posted by: donald on Thu, 12/25 11:09 AM EST
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! I went to a burlesque show in Baltimore and had a fabulous time, no problems getting to and from. Hope everyone else had a good time, whatever they were doing. Looking forward to another wonderful year with Brini and the Gang!
posted by: Mike on Thu, 1/1 12:02 PM EST
hang in there, renee. you can make a great facial mud mask from the ash......
posted by: donald on Sun, 2/8 09:53 PM EST
Sorry about that Sandra, the file had to be activated. Thanks for the heads up!
posted by: Ben on Sat, 2/14 01:59 AM EST
I finally got my hands on a copy of “What’s Up Doc?” and I loved it! My favorite scene was when Ryan O’Neil undressed—just kidding... sort of. The chase scene was really exciting, and I love the scene (and the chandelier with matching wall sconces) in the Bristol Ballroom when they all end up talking under the table—it’s just so absurd. When the real Eunice burst in screaming and got dragged out leaving heal marks in the floor I really cracked up. It was neat to hear commentary from Barbara Streisand on some of the scenes from the movie... that was Ryan O’Neil’s brother (also foxy) that they stole the bike from and his mom sitting next to Judy on the plane in the end.... The DVD also has the original trailer with Peter Bogdanovich singing “As Time Goes By” to O’Neil and fully acting out Barbra’s part on/at the piano. What a fun movie! I also rented “The Owl and the Pussycat,” which I haven’t seen since I was a little latchkey kid left alone with the original HBO.
posted by: Steph on Mon, 3/2 01:54 AM EST
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