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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 86
Sign: Gemini

Country: US
Signup Date: 1/30/2007
Wednesday, October 31, 2007 
WORLD OF WONDER ANNOUNCES "JUST BRITNEY vs. GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD"
GROUP ART SHOW

Exhibition to showcase Britney Spears and Golden Girls inspired art

Los Angeles, Oct 30, 2007 – Backed by international rave reviews,
World of Wonder Productions founders Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato
announced today an amalgamation of their previous group art shows
"JUST BRITNEY vs. THE GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD" at WOW's storefront
gallery in the historic Shane Building on Hollywood Boulevard. Co-
curated by Steven Corfe, Thairin Smothers, and Lenora Claire, the
show is a head-to-head showdown of the two hottest, splashiest, most
celebrity-filled and controversial art shows that occured in Los
Angeles this year.

The JUST BRITNEY half of the show features both new, never-been-seen
works, in addition to revisiting the existing works of over 30
artists who were inspired by pop princess Britney Spears, and who
partook in the runaway smash hit group show earlier this year. The
show's debut made international headlines on MTV and FOX news, and
was reviewed in The New York Times, The Times of India, and US
Weekly. Artists variously took inspiration from the singer's early
untarnished bubblegum-pop years, or from Spear's shaven-headed,
crotch-flashing meltdown. The show represents that whole spectrum of
everyone's favorite tabloid trainwreck. Celebrity attendees during
the show's initial run included Vincent Gallo, Alan Cumming, and
"Leave Britney Alone" guy Chris Crocker.

Watch Perez Hilton and fat drag queen Britney at the show's opening
earlier this year here:

http://wow-storefront-gallery.wowtv.tv/episodes/just-britney-art-show-
opening

The GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD half of the show also features new, unseen
works, as well as Lenora Claire's established collection of Golden
Girls-inspired erotica, from the equally successful show that debuted
earlier this summer. Featuring nude portraits of Bea Arthur, Rue
McClanahan, Betty White and Estelle Getty, the GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD
show features all the liver-spotted bazooms you could want from a
piece of art. The show bowed to a flurry of press in August, ruffling
feathers in GLOBE tabloid and on TMZ, and is back by popular demand
for it's second showing this year. Celebrity attendees during the
show's initial run included Giovanni Ribisi.

Watch curator Lenora Claire work the WOW Storefront Gallery amidst
naked granny dancers here:

http://wow.wowtv.tv/episodes/golden-gals-saturday-show



World of Wonder Storefront Gallery is located at
6650 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California 90028
JUST BRITNEY vs. GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD will run from Monday November
5th to Monday December 3rd, with daytime hours during which all works
are for sale.

World of Wonder (WOW) was founded when Randy Barbato and Fenton
Bailey met at NYU Film School in 1990. Since then the company has
amassed a library of branded properties across all platforms,
including such well known films as Party Monster: The Michael Alig
Story, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, television shows Tori & Dean: Inn
Love, The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman, Million Dollar
Listing, and What Perez Sez, and entertainment blog The WOW Report
(www.worldofwonder.net).

The producers have never shied away from controversial themes and
have worked with every major network, including HBO, BBC, Showtime,
and Bravo.

Their latest initiative is WOW TV (www.wowtv.tv), an internet venture
which allows users to create and brand their own broadband networks.
WOW TV already has strong launch period traction with 180 channels
and 2,600 subscribers. Their most popular online arena, The WOW
Report, edited by legendary Details cofounder Stephen Saban, already
boasts 500,000 unique visits per month.



For more information on JUST BRITNEY vs. THE GOLDEN GALS GONE WILD,
contact Steven Corfe and Thairin Smothers at (323) 603-6300.