Showing posts with label Frolic Mills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frolic Mills. Show all posts

Feb 15, 2012

The Wetaverse: A New MBC TV Show on Sexuality

It's in the can, as they say, but not yet posted. The first ever Wetaverse show was recorded last week in a mammoth session that ate into my drinking time. Well, maybe not that much, but a splendid time was had by all as the inaugeral show took place.

Frolic Mills talked about virtual penises, as did I and Foxxe Wilder, my bar-propping companion to the show. We also had veteran SLer Steve Cropper with a film about the Gorean sims, and talked with two Gorean role-players, Johana Haystack and Elysa Swansong.


There was some erotic poetry from Morgue McMillan and a film called "Love Everlasting" from director Nino Heartsdale and camera by Emanuelle Courtois.

The aim was to have this out on Valentine's Day - sentimental souls as we are at MBC - but the hearts and cupids came and went while the show stayed in the editing phase.

The nest show is scheduled for the Ides of March, conspirators willing.

Dec 7, 2011

Metaverse Live: 12-5-11

Looks like we made it to out fourth broadcast without too much trauma. Our special guest this week is the inimitable Frolic Mills who promotes the Miss Virtual World 2012 event and much more! Among the bevy of Supermodels, the non-model team talk about Linden Lab's new Realms game, the Red Cross's call to introduce the Geneva Convention to virtual worlds, and virtual reputation management.


Metaverse Live #4 From The Patch Thibaud Auditorium from Metaverse TV on Vimeo.

Sep 27, 2010

BOSL Fashion Week Ends

Check out my article about the fashion show finale for BOSL's Fashion Week.

BOSL Fashion Week Ends

Here are some pictures that didn't make it into the Trib.

Viola Rookswood in "Lady Mondrian" from DD Designs

EmeraldEyes Honi in "YSL Day and Night" from Aleide Rhode


Giela Delpaso in RFyre

Frolic Mills in a "mix-and-match" tuxedo

Sigmund Leominster, post-show at Kensington's "Greyhound Pub" in SF Designs and Redgrave