Kirsten's
Gallery
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Kirsten Storms
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Isabella
Black
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At a young age Kirsten knew
she was destined for stardom. She told her first agent that
one day she'd be on a soap opera.
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Kirsten and her older brother,
Austin.
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Kirsten won the "Junior Miss
Orlando" pageant as a pre-teen.
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Kirsten became the cover girl
for the "Talk with me Barbie" in 1997. The doll was sold
along with a CD ROM and was the first Barbie to talk (using
an infrared scanning device in her necklace.) To work this
special Barbie, you sit her in her office, a small desk and
computer station, which you connect to a personal computer.
Using special software, you select names and phrases from a
large database, she loads them into her memory through that
infrared necklace, then you play with her like any other
doll. {pic on
left courtesy
mattelmedia.com,
pic on right courtesy www.msbcd.com}
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Kirsten (in green shirt)
appeared as Ashley on an episode of Second Noah
called "Julio is my dad."
{pic courtesy Yael}
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Kirsten's character was one of
Hannah's (in the blue vest, Ashley Gorrel) friends.
{pic courtesy
Yael}
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In this episode, there was a
song contest in class and each student had to stand in front
of the class and read one of the songs. He or she read one
that is not his own song, because it wasn't a contest about
who's more popular, but for who's more talented. So Hannah
read Rex's (it wasn't the boy's real name) song and it was
about her and his love for her. So when Hannah, Bethany and
their two friends (one of them was Ashley) got out to the
yard to look for Rex they found out that the boy who wrote
it was Marty Hinkle, a chubby boy. Everybody laughed at her,
but she didn't care he was fat, she looked at his inner
beauty. {pic
courtesy Yael}
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Another one of Kirsten's early
roles (in 1997) was in the Crayola Kids Adventures
video "The Trojan Horse." The story is based on Homer's
The Odyssey. The series includes only about 5 videos,
but features a regular cast who appears in each one,
including Adam Wylie, who became a star on Picket Fences.
Kirsten was a guest star in this video.
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As the film started, we met
Paris, the Prince of Troy. Suddenly, three arguing girls
appeared in front of him.
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The girls introduced
themselves as goddesses, or what some people call immortals.
(L to R:) Aphrodite, the Guardian of Love {Kirsten}, Athena,
the Guardian of War {Cara DeLizia}, and Queen of the
Immortals {Brittany Paige Bouck}.
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Aphrodite explained the
immortals' small problem. The golden apple was supposed to
go to the fairest. They didn't know which one of them was
the fairest. Their leader, Zeus, has sent them to Earth to
let the human mortals decide.
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The Prince said he'd help them
out, but only if there was something in it for him.
Aphrodite said she'd help him find the most beautiful girl.
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Each goddess promised him
something in return if he chose them as the fairest. Then
they started singing.
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The actresses were lipsynching
and were very dramatic. They had an incredibly choreographed
routine. The song was their way to tell Paris that he needed
to "Make up his mind."
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Aphrodite told him that "love
is the choice" and that choosing her would make his "life
complete."
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The girls used every word
imaginable for choose. They told Paris to "elect me,"
"select me," "endorse me," "tell me the title is mine," and
so on. Aphrodite promised that "she could be yours" if he
chose her.
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They did one last dance,
telling him to decide his fate. The same words were being
repeated, but the goddesses had lots of different
moves.
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When the dance ended, the
goddesses again asked, "Which one of us is the fairest?"
Aphrodite crossed her fingers that she'd be the
one.
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It must have worked. Aphrodite
was chosen. She took the apple and did her Sally Field
impression, saying, "You love me, you really really love
me." Then she threw the apple to Paris. She disappeared and
we didn't see the goddesses again. Paris takes the apple
with him and soon Helen, Greece's Queen of Sparta, falls
under the spell of the apple and is whisked away to Troy.
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