...JOY CASTRO...

*Actor / Singer
*Born in Winnipeg, M.B.
*Lives in Vancouver, B.C.
*Studio 58 Graduate

 

Preeesenting one of my cute dachshunds: DASHEL! Happy (sunny!) Friday y’all, from our home to yours. XO

Preeesenting one of my cute dachshunds: DASHEL! Happy (sunny!) Friday y’all, from our home to yours. XO

Northville Music Workshop!

“It’s Zappa-Meets-The Muppets!” Let’s help support some friends of mine so we can see this rock opera come to life!

I haven’t watched GLEE in forever but I must say, their acapella rendition of Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know” gave me goosepimples.

RIP Whitney. <3

Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings.

JOHN GILLESPIE MAGEE, Jr

Egads! APRIL 1ST seems so far away! For all you fans of the ‘Game of Thrones’ TV series and ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ books, this is pour vous.

SO. EXCITED.

Vancouver-shot music video starring some friends of mine from Studio 58: Jarrett and Lindsay. Also keep an eye out for Emma Higgins, folks. She directed this and filmed the entire thing using only one camera and a flashlight. Amazeballs!

Sexy video, sexy people, sexy city.

JOHN IS STILL MY FAVOURITE. *le sigh*
life:

When John, Paul, George and Ringo first made it across the pond in  1964 to play before their adoring, screaming fans in the States —  including, famously, performances on The Ed Sullivan Show that  mark, for many people, the true beginning of rock and roll’s British  Invasion — LIFE photographers were able to get some shots of the lads  from Liverpool that capture their wry spirit, their charm, and their  youth. (Were they really ever that young?)
Here, then, a short, fond selection of pictures from 1964, when a  quartet of mop-topped Brits landed on America’s shores, plugged in their  amps, and changed the world forever.
Back in 1964 no one would be saying “Who is Paul McCartney?” Psh…

JOHN IS STILL MY FAVOURITE. *le sigh*

life:

When John, Paul, George and Ringo first made it across the pond in 1964 to play before their adoring, screaming fans in the States — including, famously, performances on The Ed Sullivan Show that mark, for many people, the true beginning of rock and roll’s British Invasion — LIFE photographers were able to get some shots of the lads from Liverpool that capture their wry spirit, their charm, and their youth. (Were they really ever that young?)

Here, then, a short, fond selection of pictures from 1964, when a quartet of mop-topped Brits landed on America’s shores, plugged in their amps, and changed the world forever.

Back in 1964 no one would be saying “Who is Paul McCartney?” Psh…