Джонни Вейр и Руди Галиндо

[Tetka_obychnaya]

На ютубе нашла забавное. Вот такой вот выброс.



Руди Галиндо в свое время говорил, что Вейр копирует его катание. ) Не знаю уж что там копировать. Разве что Джонни как и Галиндо по часовой стрелке прыгает. )

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random photo

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JOHNNY WEIR RODE A YAK at LOPEZ

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ga ga u la la

[mary_sue]

А вот и Бэд Ромэнс

Пока нифига не понятно, но хотя бы так

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Johnny Weir's Gala Performance to 'Battlefield'

[kukolnica]

download
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source

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The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

[cocaLoca]

Johnny Weir talks Olympic experience and growing up in Amish country.



и дополнительно:

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ссылки на хорошее качество четырех частей be good.

BE GOOD JOHNNY WEIR- EPISODES 1-7
1x01 - Pop Star On Ice
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1x02 - Here's Johnny
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1x03 - Johnny On The Rocks
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1x04 - Putting the Johnny in Johnny
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1х05
www.megaupload.com/?d=USVTFCLR
1x06
www.megaupload.com/?d=0JPAX9O9
1x07
megaupload или mediafire



UPD восьмой эпизод к вашему вниманию!

www.megaupload.com/?d=KF4A90OW

это не последний эпизод) выпуск, посвященный Олимпиаде, сейчас в процессе монтирования. Выйдет в свет до конца весны)

запись создана: 01.03.2010 в 00:03

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не могу не поделиться с вами самым лучшим видео про Джонни, которое я когда-либо находила ♥
enjoy

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22.03.2010 в 17:10

Пишет  cocaLoca:

Johnny!picspam
я старый солдат и не знаю слов любви. (ц)
поэтому загажу все сердечками.

ENTER

один из моих любимых сетов. ♥♥♥



как и Блэк бук, в принципе. ♥

..и как снимался Блэк бук.




и вот это тоже мне нравится. ♥






и вот этот. xD



коздюм!


глазищи. ♥ ресницы. ♥


красавишна и МЭХ. (ц)




..нет, не надо брекетов. мне нравятся его клыки.


просто красавишна.


мне кажется, у Джони слабость к кудрям. aww, у Риппона такие кудряшни,ч то я таю.


и ЦАРИЦА (ц) бывает хозяйственной.


Джонни!факери. как же без этого.








..что думает принц Чарминг о Джонни:


..и как на это реагирует сам предмет обожания:


и напоследок, ибо.

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полное интервью с Joy Behar

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FOX Chicago

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костюм к Бэд Ромэнс

[mary_sue]

Наша золотая зая



Похоже, Галина сдалась

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Заечка сейчас в Чикаго, doing the Media

NBC:



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- I can't seat and watch an entire game of something with.. balls involved. DON'T LAUGH! xDD
Olympian Johnny Weir talks with David Kaplan on CTL

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something ~RELEVANT

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Джонни говорит о том-самом-парном-номере с Ламбьелем


Dreams on Ice Photoshoot

+ 2 фотачьки, которых я раньше не видела

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Несколько клипов из нового, 8го эпизода BGJW. В нем пойдет речь о чемпионате США - 2010, где происходил отбор в олимпийскую сборную.
Кстати, это будет не последний эпизод. Планируется 9й, посвященный Олимпиаде, выйдет он.. еще неизвестно когда, но вроде как до конца весны

#1 - Пэтти (мама) и Диана (тетя) учатся кататься на коньках вместе с Джонни и Галиной накануне Nationals
#2 - про квад
#3 - Вячеслав Романов беседует с Тарой
#4 - Джонни Гага Вейр
#5 - трейлер

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"Короли льда" в Москве и Петербурге

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30 марта в Санкт-Петербурге и 31 марта в Москве состоится шоу "Короли льда".
Будут присутствовать: Джонни Вейр, Стефан Ламбьель, Брайан Жубер, Евгений Плющенко и др.
Премьера новой Джонниной программы на песню Гаги "Bad Romance" пройдет именно там!

афиша

если вы не успели приобрести билеты, у вас еще есть шанс

Питер:
www.newarena.spb.ru/afisha/#event/3013
spb.kassir.ru/spb/db/text/215799215.html
www.bileter.ru/poster.phtml?JS=df0c7b5d70be00e1...

Москва:
www.hockey-palace.ru/news/?act=show_news&id=100
www.kassir.ru/msk/db/text/146841089.html

Заодно можно устроить импровизированный ролл-колл: отметьтесь в комментариях, если вдруг собираетесь посетить мероприятие. Может пересечемся где-нибудь там

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Johnny Weir interview on Joy Behar "I am family friendly" +2

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Johnny Weir interview on Joy Behar "I am family friendly"


(пока только кусочек, ждем целого интервью)

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"behind the scene" Johnny Weir makes his NCAA tournament predictions - на Фейсбуке (возможно, нужна регистрация)

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Johnny Weir Talks About Stars on Ice - Inside edition

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Johnny Weir on Lopez Tonight on TBS

[cocaLoca]

♥♥♥

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THE TROUBLE WITH JOHNNY (Advocate.com)

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THE TROUBLE WITH JOHNNY

Johnny Weir will always be an attention-seeking brat who loves to wear fur. But he's also the best thing to ever happen to men's figure skating.
By Andrew Harmon

“U awake?”

This text message came from Johnny Weir at 2:30 a.m. on March 4. I’ve grown accustomed to receiving middle-of-the-night missives from the figure skater, pretty much every time I try to schedule an interview, which has been five times in the past five years. And while I’ve enjoyed the electronic give-and-take, I have a pathetic track record — 40% — when it comes to actually landing the interview. (We’ve spoken twice on the record — once for a Los Angeles Times piece about male figure skating costumes and a second time to get Weir’s response for an Advocate.com story on the death threats he’d received as a result of the fur he’d used in his costumes prior to the Vancouver Olympics.)

Weir is, as you’d expect, hard to pin down when not under the thumb of coach Galina Zmievskaya, who from the looks of her demeanor on the Sundance Channel reality show Be Good Johnny Weir could have run a Soviet gulag had she been born a few decades earlier. But now Weir was away from Zmievskaya, in Los Angeles for Oscar weekend, and had promised me a post-Olympics chat for this magazine. But by 2:30 a.m. on March 4, I still didn’t have an interview scheduled. I called. Repeatedly. And I even waited in his hotel lobby like a creep. Still, all I got in return were these texts. The content of his messages ranged from innocuous to playful to suggestive to downright overt — the overall gist indicating what we all already know: Johnny Weir is ... not straight.

There are many people who see Weir as a hangnail to be picked at and ripped off. Their reasoning isn’t easily teased apart: Weir’s diva sensibility and annoying coyness about his sexuality are matched only by his exquisite narcissism. I’m continually impressed by how he infuriates detractors — gay or straight, skating fan or foe — on so many levels, though my current frustration with him doesn’t quite match their rage. “What a disgusting, arrogant little twit,” one comment on Advocate.com reads. “I don’t hope he dies, but I do hope he loses.” Weir draws the ire of people who just can’t seem to ignore him. That elicits sympathy and a frenzied defense from his obsessed fans, which then incites his critics even more. When has an ice skater, other than Tonya Harding, attracted such hatred?

Weir did lose in Vancouver — technically. On the most important night of his competitive career, he made the sign of the cross at the sideboards like his idol, Oksana Baiul, always did. He pursed his lips, took his starting position, and proceeded to land eight triple jumps. He also bizarrely flubbed a sit spin, however, and failed to measure up to the intricate programs — however overdone — of several of the skaters who finished above him. But where many of his competitors delivered community theater–rate artistic performances, Weir gave us La Scala. He always has, ever since he burst onto the amateur scene in 2001, winning the world junior championships in puffy white sleeves and a blue vest decorated with silver-and-gold embroidery. In Vancouver, Weir floated across the ice in equally elegant garb to “Nocturne,” the stirring cello piece by Italian film composer Ennio Morricone. His face contorted with what appeared to be an overriding desire to create 4½ minutes of indelible beauty. Evan Lysacek won the gold (well deserved, even if Johnny fanatics are repelled by his style), but it was Weir who crowned himself with roses, literally, by evening’s end. Zmievskaya playfully tried to take the wreath off his head while waiting for the scores; Weir yanked it back and held his head high.

And for that, he has a bright future — thus Weir’s trip to Los Angeles over Oscar weekend, during which he worked as a correspondent for Access Hollywood, arrived at Elton John’s Oscar party arm in arm with Kelly Osbourne (pictured), and played dress-up with celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe. (Lysacek, accompanied by Vera Wang that evening, received a fraction of the press.) Weir has finessed his comedic timing since the documentary Pop Star on Ice came out last year and is a natural on camera, something that will serve him well long after the latest media brouhaha dies down.

His skating career, however, is a different story. Olympic skaters often tour for years in exhibitions, and while Weir finished a mere sixth place in Vancouver, his three national championships and undeniable star power make him appear, at least on paper, a natural fit for the Stars on Ice tour (Weir has in the past performed with the now-defunct rival show, Champions on Ice, as has Rudy Galindo, who incredibly remains one of the few openly gay skaters in the sport). Weir has been passed over before by Stars on Ice, created by IMG and Scott Hamilton, the 1984 Olympic champion whose speed skater–like costumes were a rejection of the sequined aesthetic he seemed to disapprove of in his competitors. In March, Weir orchestrated a public spat with the tour, alleging Stars on Ice deemed him not “family-friendly” enough to participate. Though show officials vehemently denied the accusation, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation threw its full weight behind Weir.

“Stars on Ice applies a double standard because of perceived sexual orientation and gender expression,” says GLAAD president Jarrett Barrios. “With someone of Weir’s caliber, there’s no other explanation.” Though one Stars on Ice skater told me recently that “the guys on the tour have always been more on the manly side, so maybe [Weir] just doesn’t fit,” I can think of at least one alternative explanation: Weir’s always been quick to trash other skaters in a harmless but bitchy manner — he once referred to a fellow skater’s program as a “vodka shot and snort of coke kind of thing” and recently summed up Lysacek’s style in one word: “cold.” If that’s at all indicative of his on-tour professionalism, then perhaps there’s more to Stars on Ice’s snub than merely disapproving of an athlete’s effeminate élan.

But GLAAD’s support for Weir isn’t off the mark, even if his Liberace-esque refusal to say those three little words duly aggravates many gay people. Weir’s critics in the sport accuse him of hijacking ice skating and sucking out all the machismo — a curious gripe, but a perennial charge that was leveled yet again during the Olympics. “They’ll think all the boys who skate will end up like him,” Canadian broadcaster Alain Goldberg said of young skaters watching Weir. “It sets a bad example.” Goldberg and his colleague Claude Mailhot even joked on-air that Weir should be subjected to a gender test.

As Weir rightly pointed out in response, those barbs weren’t directed solely at him, but also at the young boys who, inspired by Weir’s “Fallen Angel” performance to Morricone, may have been moved to skate their own programs on concrete basement floors in white athletic socks. “There are so many kids like me, coming after me, whose parents might repress them just because they [heard] what these guys said about me, that their kids are going to turn out to be like me,” Weir said on HLN’s The Joy Behar Show. “And I think ‘me’ is pretty fabulous.”

In an era when many effeminate boys still feel like they are anything but fabulous and that they have to turn themselves inside out in order to survive junior high school, Weir’s gender nonconformity is one of figure skating’s greatest gifts to popular culture. He may always be an outlier of his own making, and he may never have a place in Stars on Ice (which has always been too neutered for his performances anyway). But Weir has come out in a way far more potent than so many openly gay men who resist having friends or boyfriends who aren’t sufficiently “straight-acting.”

I’m sure I’ll never get the “real” interview from Johnny. In so many staccato sound bites and fearless quips — as well as the fierce black leggings and pink shoulder tassel that whips around his lithe frame as he completes a breathtaking triple axel — I suppose he’s already given it.


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Johnny mention on last night's Chelsea Lately

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Chelsea: So Johnny Weir was rejected by the Stars on Ice tour, they're taking everybody on the Stars on Ice tour and it's the only figuring skating tour in the United States and the tour claims they just didn't have the room, but Weir is saying that he was told because he isn't "family-friendly."

Chelsea: He's never come out, officially, right, that he's gay but he's certainly not IN the closet.

Staff homosexual/comedian Guy Branum: I don't understand why guys like him and the gay guy from Ugly Betty say like oh, I'm not out of the closet, I'm not gonna say I'm gay or not. We need that room in the closet for Congressmen and professional atheletes.

Comedian Bobby Lee: My thing is that "family-friendly," the only families that watch Stars on Ice are gay families.

Chelsea: Well that's true, you need to cater to your audience, like there's a bunch of straight people going, 'how do I get those gay ice skating tickets?'

Comedian Whitney Cummings: No, that's true because that's not "family-friendly" but Cirque du Soleil is? It's a bunch of Asian 13-year-olds in leotards, jumping around...

Bobby: That's my family

Guy: All through the Olympics they were like, 'he's so flamboyant, he's so out there.' In a sport that involves rhinestones, he can't be The Gay One. Everyone's The Gay One, okay? At least he's got personality.

Chelsea: To be fair, the Stars on Ice show is sponsored by Smuckers, which is only 2 letters away from not being "family-friendly."

Whintey: But it's also there will be a lot of girls running around in leotards, he'll be the only one that doesn't have an erection so...

Guy: Oh yeah, all those other Super Straight Figure Skaters. Evan Lysacek loves the ladies.

That part was very funny. He knows the score on mongoose!

Oh hai, I just found the clip on youtube and didn't have to transcribe, oops!

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