MILPF

click below to hear "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" by Nina Simone

Jonathan King - Everyone's Gone To The Moon

On Set With Binky - Aliens 1986

Originally the role of Ripley was to be played by Binky Zooma as Sigourney Weaver had initially been very hesitant to reprise her role as Ripley, and had rejected numerous offers from Fox Studios to do any sequels, fearing that her character would be poorly written, and a sub-par sequel could hurt the legacy of Alien (1979). However, she was so impressed by the high quality of James Cameron's script - specifically, the strong focus on Ripley, the mother-daughter bond between her character and Newt, and the incredible precision with which Cameron wrote her character, that she finally agreed to do the film. 

relegated to a minor role as one of the marines,

Binky was later to remark that during a chance 
encounter with Ms. Weaver on set she jokingly told her 

"Get Away From My Role You Bitch"

Sigourney was not amused.

click below to hear "Little Bitch (dj Binkyzooma's Aliens Mix"
by Patric & Timo

Binky's Quotable Quotes

BINKY: “What’s your name?” 

DANNY: “Danny.”
BINKY: “Well, Danny boy. I hope your deliveries

are as dependable as the other boys.”
DANNY: “I’m very dependable. You’ll see....

You want to check this, ma’am? Just to make sure?”
BINKY: “Let’s check everything, just to be sure.”

click below to hear "Special Delivery" by The Shondells

Binky's Wit & Wisdom

 

click below to hear "Crazy Little Thing Called Rehab"
by Amy Winehouse vs. Queen

Raul Malo

 

Raúl Francisco Martínez-Malo Jr., known professionally as Raúl Malo, is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist and record producer. He was the lead singer of country music band The Mavericks, having co-written many of their singles, as well as Rick Trevino's 2003 single "In My Dreams". Since the disbanding of the Mavericks in the early 2000s, Malo has pursued a solo career. He also has participated from 2001 in Los Super Seven.

With no formal training besides a handful of guitar lessons at age 9 or 10, Miami native Raul Malo has gone on to become the vocal powerhouse front man of the Grammy Award-winning alternative country band The Mavericks and more recently has achieved well-deserved critical acclaim as a solo recording artist. His 2009 album, The Lucky One, is considered by many a mini-masterpiece, yet Malo humbly insists that he’s still learning and evolving as an artist.

click below to hear "I'm Wondering" by Raul Malo & The Mavericks

click below to hear "At Last" by Raul Malo

click below to hear "Whispering in Spanish" by Raul Malo

Binky's Wit & Wisdom

I'm already half way through this

year's to do me list.

click below to hear "Do Me" by Jean Knight