Pics of Amanda Palmer and Amanda Pays

Amanda MacKinnon Gaiman Palmer (born 30th April 1976) is an American musician, singer and performance artist. She sings as the lead vocalist, pianist and lyricist of the group The Dresden Dolls. Amanda Palmer has achieved international recognition as a novelist, musician, community leader and pianist. She is also a ukulele player, pianist, feminist, and the best-selling author. She is an advocate for the old frameworks of music and art but also challenges them. Neil Gaiman's 4th child is his first born with Amanda Palmer, the second wife of author and filmmaker Neil Gaiman. Amanda Palmer welcomed a child which could prove to be the magickiest of all. Her son Anthony was welcomed by Neil Gaiman, the music producer and British writer-artist on Sept. Amanda Palmer born 30 April, in Lexington Massachusetts USA. She is best known as a producer and composer for her work on I Live, Today (2013) Happy! Nina Forever (2015, 2017) and How I Live today (2013). And they lie together. Dresden Dolls drummer Brian Viglione and pianist Amanda Palmer are not romantically engaged. Palmer says sexily "It's a rock romance." Palmer is located in Los Angeles and taking a break from a photo shoot no doubt another lavish theatrical show if previous pictures are anything to be judged by. Amanda was first recorded in England around 1212 on an Warwickshire England birth record. Five centuries later, the name began to become popular among writers and poets. Amanda became increasingly popular throughout the United States from the 1930s until the 1960s, ranking as among the most sought-after names for infants. Amanda Pays was born in England. She is most famous for playing Theora Jayne in Max Headroom (the film and television show) as well as Christina Tina McGee, in The Flash. Bernsen is a Christian who's been on an extensive journey through his faith, started after the passing of his father. When his father passed away in the year 2000, Bernsen started to adhere to the Christian faith. Bernsen stated, "I was sitting in Canada with his ashes while I was making a documentary. It was very easy for me to believe in Christ in my life as Lord of mine and have faith.