By Out Magazine In the mid-1970s, former ad salesman Gene Buckard opened a San Diego store whose name, Brawn of California, defined its mission: changing the way men perceived “loungewear” from tacky leopard-print brief and fat-shaming muumuus to sexy, body-hugging and box-revealing underwear, bathing suits, thongs and jocks. Undressing for success fueled a second store …
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Spazcast. It’s live. The interview/talk with the great geeks and nerds over at The Spazcast. Take a listen as we talk about rattlesnakes, filming the movie “Dust of War” and what got me started in acting.
Hear the 23 minute interview with actor Paul Cram. He’s a guest of Night Of The Living Podcast. During the interview they discuss Doug Jones, Tony Todd, and Gary Graham. As well as Andrew Kightlinger, director of Dust of War. Also, during the in-depth interview they talk about 2 other horror movie projects that are …
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In these 20 cities, after midnight, the best dancing—and bowling, karaoke singing, and street food—just starts to heat up. Original Article For Paul Cram, the best sporting activity in L.A. begins around midnight: people-watching. “I’m a night owl,” says the actor, who recalls a parade of characters one night, about 1 a.m., at the …
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Radio show hosts Lori & Jeff at Q97.9 in Portland, Maine, have actor Paul Cram as a guest in the studio on their hit morning radio program. They speak with Paul about his work on the film “Anniversary” which is filming in the area. During the show they discuss the plot of the film, Paul’s …
This weekend, my husband and I went to see a movie (“Philomena” — wonderful!) and ended up seeing five in a row. Oh, they weren’t actually called movies. The technical term is “trailers.” But since they seemed to divulge every single shocking twist, surprise cameo, heart-rending moment and hilarious punch line, we feel we saved …
By Henry Alsford for the New York Times article How the Internet Has Changed the R.S.V.P. With ease come presumption and murk. Take, for instance, the modern R.S.V.P. The Internet has allowed a host or event producer to painlessly publicize his or her event to sultans and skateboarders in minutes, the digital invitation beaming on …
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Of Scream Collecting, Dodging Rattlesnakes and Finding a Niche Advice from prolific actor: ‘Perfect is Boring’ BY MICHELLE MIRON Editor, The Lowdown MINNEAPOLIS — Professional actor Paul Cram recently added another credit to his resume by appearing as a warmongers henchman in the indie film “Dust of War.” Shot in South Dakota, the post-apocalyptic action …
Most actors never retire from what they do. Acting is not just a job. Acting is also a way to keep your mind sharp, your creative juices flowing and provides opportunities to do meaningful work long after most careers have come to an end.How does acting keep you young?Be sure to join the conversation in …
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Original Article Underwear Expert Underwear reveals a lot about a guy. This realization smacks me between the eyes as I stare at my reflection in the mirror of my dressing room.A few minutes before, the wardrobe gal hands me a unitard. I chuckle a bit while stretching the fabric between my fingers. “I can see …
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