Nina Foxx's Blog, page 10

Who are the Players in "Closer to Crazy"--Part Three- The FACE, The VOICE, Sure 'nuff

I met a guy once who left a serious impression on me. He wasn't tall, he wasn't overly handsome, or even very well-dressed, but somehow, he was fine. He had THAT THING. He oozed sexuality from every pore, the type of guy that walked into a crowded room and heads just turned his way, whether one wanted to look or not. In my book, "Just Short of Crazy", the essence of that man became Remedy Brown, the ex-pot head from the hard streets of south Dallas turned single dad and sexy, successful p...

Closer to Crazy Episode 2

Click to Play Ayzah has supervised visitation with her job and reveals one of her many secrets.with Heidi Marie Wanser, Mailon Rivera, Shelli Boone, Nina Foxx, CJ Jones, Malik Barnhardt, Peggy Blow, Omar Benson Miller, Freeman White III.Written & Executive produced by Nina Foxx, Produced by Paull Cho, Directed by Freeman White, Original Score by John Forbes For ForJam MediaCopyright 2010 FoxxTale Productions, LLC

Closer to Crazy Episode 2

Who is the Preacher-Man? Behind the Scenes on Closer to Crazy

I first met Barry Lyons is the hallway of a burlesque club--our location for the day. I was watching as they were shooting episode two of Closer to Crazy in a little room with four walls of mirrors. He came and sat next to me while I was trying to figure out how they were going to shoot the scene in this mirrored room with no equipment showing.
        Barry quickly gave me the once over. I'm sure someone told him that I was the Executive Producer, ad I knew that he'd been recruited to pla...

Who is in Closer to Crazy?

Now that episode one of Closer to Crazy has been up for about a week, I wanted to give a little background for those who keep sending me questions. First, yes, this series does begin where my book, Just Short of Crazy leaves off. I don't want to spoil the book for those of you who haven't read it yet.
When I wrote the book, I didn't expect people to fall in love with my bad girl, Ayzah Brown, but that is what happened. I got tons of inquiries from folks wanting to know what happened to he...

Hand Written Romance

From Cynnamon Foster--

I got note in the mail today. Not email, but old-fashioned snail mail. It was handwritten, on nice stationary that made me turn it over and take a long look. The words were spaced out to leave lots of white space and the note itself, the words, they were sexy and thoughtful. The note isn't from someone that is new in my life, instead, its from the person that has been closest to my heart for almost 11 years, and just touching the envelope from him still makes me tin...

Nina Foxx Presents Closer to Crazy Episode 1

Click to Play In this episode, Ayzah Brown goes to pay her respects to the mother of her recently deceased friend, Erica and finds she isn't welcomed.
Written & Produced by Nina Foxx, Directed by Freeman White III Produced by Paull Cho, Starring Heidi Marie Wanser, Music by John Forbes/ForJam Media, Copyright FoxxTale Productions 2010

Three Day for the Cure UPdate

I wanted to follow up on the e-mail I sent you earlier about my participation in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure. I've been spending the past few weeks preparing for the event and have really made a lot of progress. So far I've raised 2130.00. My personal goal is to raise 5000 for this walk, but before I get there, I have to raise the minimum to participate, which is 2300. As you an see, I only have a few hundred dollars to go. I also recently decided to be a training walk leader in the...

Points To Ponder

I don't know who originally wrote this, but I got it in an email today and some of the points were so spot on, I had to share.


POINTS TO PONDER

1. I think part of a best friend's job should be to immediately clear your
computer history if you die.

2. Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize
you're wrong.

3. I totally take back all those times I didn't want to nap when I was
younger.

4. There is great need for a sarcasm font.

5. How the heck are you supposed ...

Postal Problems

A few weeks ago, I got a note, along with an envelope, in my mailbox notifying me that a package that had been sent to me was due postage. Okay, no biggie. I put the 40 cents it as short in the envelope and my package was delivered. I thought nothing of it. Then, the following week, the same thing happened. This time, though, the postman rang my bell and stuck his hand through my front door to receive the .23 due. Hmmm.

I realize the post office is having some bad times and they are cr...