Introducing a new OneHeadlightInk feature – New Mexicans of the week
This week’s picks are:
Neil Patrick Harris for nabbing not one, not two but THREE Emmy noms
In this months prime-time Emmys
4 his hit TV Show How I Met Your Mother
an incredible Guest spot on Glee – rockin’ Areosmith’s Dream On
and his Hosting duties of the 2009 Tony Awards
now that’s Recession Succession – and as we’ve talked about he’ll be back here on the 22nd hosting a benefit dinner at Perennials
Our home girl Julia Gulia, Julia Roberts for taking her hotness GLOBAL, kickin’ it all over the world with her new movie Eat, Pray, Love of course she calls NM Home and she’s our pick for being an all around awesome celeb who still rocks 20 years after pretty woman! ahh, the inspiration…
Albuquerque son Neil Patrick Harris returns next month to make good on his quick commitment to help revive a tragedy stricken branch of his New Mexico family tree.
Musical Theatre Southwest in NE Albuquerque, Harris’ home town, was ravaged by flames in May as we told you here last month.
The Harris Family will host a fund raising dinner on August 22nd at their local restaurant Perennials.
Only 100 tickets will be made available at $150 ea.
Tickets must be purchased in advanced and will not be sold at the door
of the red carpet event. If you would like to buy tickets, you can call
Musical Theatre Southwest at 265-9119.
“The fire devastated the theatre company, but we have been amazed
at the outpouring of community support, including the generosity of Neil’s
family,” said board member Rick Huff, who has worked with the theatre
company for more than 40 years.
“Many New Mexico families literally grew up seeing and participating in
the productions of the theatre company. It’s so moving to see them come
back and support MTS after this tragedy,”
- William Stafford, of Musical Theatre Southwest.
Click here to see NP & Brian Harris in the {adorbs} local spot for their fine dining establishment!
ICYMI: New Mexico native Neil Patrick Harris guested on that Fox runaway hit show Glee.
NPH rocked a cover song sing off à la Train circa the then Journal Pavilion 2002 (those pop/contempo boys killed it – ‘member? You ‘member).
You may have recently seen the mega star making a cameo in the hilarious local commercial for the Harris family Albuquerque restaurant Perennials. Tweet ‘em up @ActuallyNPH.