Bill Russo (Billrrrr)

After film producer, Aaron Cadieux read my Hub on an eerie little meeting I had with a swamp creature; he put me in his film, "The Bridgewater Triangle". Discovery channel also read my article and filmed me for their hit TV show, "Monsters and Mysteries in America". The Blu Ray and DVD of "The Bridgewater Triangle" is now available from the movie's website. The film will be seen on the Discovery Channels starting in the Autumn of 2014.

Thanks Hub Pages, for giving a 71 year old guy, an exciting new hobby and a great way to keep busy.

Bill Russo - December 2013

In the Spotlight

Master Chef Reddy Spaghetti

Man does not live by Prov-alone - there must also be meatballs, pasta, a sweet sauce with green peppers, and most of all Master Chef, Reddy Spaghetti to blend it all together.

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  letterpile.com

  Master Chef Reddy Spaghetti

  2 years ago

  Man does not live by Prov-alone - there must also be meatballs, pasta, a sweet sauce with green peppers, and most of all Master Chef, Reddy Spaghetti to blend it all together.

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  wanderwisdom.com

  Five American Cities That Were Forced to Change Their Names

  3 years ago

  Swilling's Mills and Pile-Of-Bones are two of the worst city names ever. Learn how five communities ran their old names out of town. See if you can figure out their new names before we tell you!

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  Paranormal Beliefs & Experiences

  Bill Russo Survived a Puckwudgie from the Bridgewater Triangle

  5 years ago

  Update on eerie creature sightings and the film and TV documentaries about haunted New England

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  Country & Western Music

  Authentic Country Music: by Lloyd Snow

  3 years ago

  A young country musician is offered a three year deal from a Nashville record company...but he has to leave home & tour Europe and Australia. He's torn between family & wanting to succeed in music.

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  Country & Western Music

  Dick Curless: The Forgotten Baron of Country Music

  5 years ago

  From humble beginnings in Northern Maine, Dick Curlesss rose to the top of the Nashville heap with the truckin' classic "Tombstone Every Mile".