Wirxli Flimflam in his/her third celebrity (also known in-world as a SLebrity) appearance in the German tabloid known as The AVA-STAR. This newbie celebrity feature was written by the AVA-STAR reporter, Carrie Sodwind.Hey folks!
Yes, once again, I appear in the German tabloid, The AVA-Star. It looks like Carrie has interpreted my official gender as being "female" which is fine by me. The more gender-ambigious I look, the more I feel like "myself"... hehheh! I am still not sure what gender I should be...it all depends on the context of the moment, I guess. To read the whole issue, click on this PDF here. For this issue, I am on page #29 (apx. page 16 on the PDF draft). To read about my previous appearances in the AVA-STAR, click here.
In the meantime, here are a couple of souvenir photos from the past week to hold you off while I prepare to blog all about my brand new PR Office on Sugar Seville's Odyssey Island...
Speaking of The AVA-STAR, their headquarters designed by Aimee Weber happens to by one of my preferred drinking holes and social haunts. Here I am with my good friend Nyko Nakamura. We are hanging out for a drink together in the official Ava-Star bar and lounge.STRANGEST CULTURE WITH SECOND FRONT
Here I am with some members of Second Front. Sitting next to me with the tan hat is VR Community pundit, Howard Rheingold. Howard appears to have nodded off during the screening of Lynn Hershman Leeson's movie about Steve Kurtz for the Sundance Film Festival. For some reason, I thought "Penny Proost" with the red hair and green dress in the back row (obscured by the trademark "Wacky Wirxli" hairstyle) may have been the Second Life avatar for Tilda Swinton. To view official press coverage from this screening event, please click on this link from Stanford University. In addition to Stanford's media list, there seemed to be adequate press coverage by the Metaverse Messenger at this screening. M2 Staff photographer, Phedre Dumouriez took an official photo of Second Front but I have not see it published quite yet. M2's staff reporter, Untamable Wildcat was also there but so far has only reviewed the screening itself and not Second Front's performance there.
More details of this screening performance with Second Front can by find by clicking this link here and also this link here.
