Sunday Songs and Love Out for Brandon and Nadia

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This native of Eugene, Oregon is also a native of the very intuitive and creative sign of Pisces who admits to having a crazy imagination since childhood. Still he didn’t seriously consider acting until much later. Instead, he played sports in high school and earned small scholarships to several colleges for track. However, upon graduating he opted to forsake higher education in favor of heading to New York when a modeling agency offered him work in the fashion industry. Although it paid the bills, Beemer felt unfulfilled by the strike-a-pose scene and began taking acting. His legions of fans are very happy that he did. No sooner did he leave the hour glass town of Salem on Days of Our Lives than he landed on The Bold & The Beautiful. Bold and beautiful indeed! Having this talented young man with us for the second year in a row will make it more than memorable, a landmark evening with a good man for a good cause.

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The strikingly beautiful Nadia Bjorlin has mighty fine references from a couple of might fine people: Patrika Darbo (ex-Nancy, Days) has seen firsthand the closeness of the Bjorlin family. Darbo attended a family get-together, and was amazed by the talent in the house. "They are absolutely incredible people who have graciously taken us into their family. There's a lot of love there." Adds Kevin Spirtas, who played Craig on Days: "Nadia knows where she's at and where she's headed. She has great inner strength...I think she has a big future if she chooses to keep doing it. She has quite a gift." Love Out Loud West has the good fortune of having this extraordianry person with us on October 15, at H.Wood in Hollywood. While Nadia was ranked # 3 on TV Guide's list of Soaps' Sexiest Women, it certainly isn't her biggest claim to fame. She keeps busy by guest appearances and working on film in addition to her role on Days of Our Lives. She has a crystal clear soprano singing voice, she won first place in the Metro Lyric Opera Competition in New York City. She has now lent us her voice for the second year in a row. We are proud to have this exceptional young woman with us once more!

Where: H-Wood, 1738 N. Orange Los Angeles, CA 90028
When: Thursday, October 15, 2009 6:00 to9:00 pm
How Much: $25.00 donation at the door. (cash or checks to AIDS Walk Los Angeles)
RSVP: 212.938.2045/papag@pozevent.com

Visit her official site.


You are listening to Moodswing and "Spiritual High (State of Independence)" on the main site. Beautiful music and beautiful people for inspiration.

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