Steel Notes Magazine
Tuesday released a special edition EP on both
digital download and CD, featuring various
remixes of Nightmare, as well as some oth-
er songs close to her heart. A planned vinyl
release of the EP proved to not be economically
feasible, much to the dismay of both Tuesday
and her followers. But a limited edition 45
of the song was pressed, and was a top seller
among Tuesday's fans.
Tuesday has admitted to being quite insecure
and rather shy. For the beach scene of Night-
mare 4, she refused to come out of her trailer
in the skimpy bikini that director Renny Harlin
wanted her to wear. The bathing suit she ap-
pears in on screen, is due to her insistence on
being tastefully covered up.
Tuesday's brief nudity in 1995's The Babysitter
proves that she has attempted to overcome her
insecurities. At least while in character. In can-
did professional interviews, Tuesday's shyness
definitely comes through. And after seeing the
way some “journalists” have treated her during
the process, one cannot really blame her.
During a 2009 interview for Fox News, Tues-
day quipped that the reason she often yells
“No” where most female horror victims would
scream, is because she really can't scream.
The news anchor wasted no time in putting
Tuesday on the spot, making her demonstrate
her lackluster scream just before the interview
concluded.
Like her professio nal success, Tuesday's per-
sonal life is one of great triumph. She is a
breast cancer survivor, and has helped with
many charity functions. Including the Bling
Your Bra auction held every October in Beth-
lehem, Pennsylvania, which I am the annual
DJ for. At our past two auctions, Tuesday
submitted an autographed bra to raise mon-
ey for breast cancer. Her 2016 entry was also
signed by fellow Elm Street kids Danny Hassel
and Lisa Wilcox, as well as Mr Freddy Krueger
himself, Robert Englund.
118
Steel Notes Magazine
www.steelnotesmagazine.com
Spring 2017
Animals are another pet cause of
Tuesday's. She is an avid advocate
against animal abuse and cruelty,
and shares her home with two
beautiful fur babies.
Fellow “Dream Master” Lisa Wil-
cox who plays Alice in Nightmare
4, teamed up with Tuesday in
2000 to found the footwear jew-
elry company ToeBrights, which
was a pretty successful venture.
Tuesday currently has her own
line of Victorian, Gothic and
Egyptian-styled jewelry called
“Tuesday's Hip Vintage.” Her
recent creations have been worn
by Britney Spears and Madonna,
among many other top celebri-
ties. Fellow designer Stella Mc-
Cartney has been quoted saying,
“When you wear a piece of Tues-
day's jewelry , you are convinced
that she made it just for you.”
Tuesday married her husband
Paul Gregory, after about a one-
year courtship. In addition to
supporting Tuesday in her career
and causes, Paul is also highly
supportive of his Cleveland Indi-
ans. A former pro wrestler, Paul
currently works a stunt double
in movies and television. Paul is
also slated to work as a credited
actor in some upcoming projects.
Tuesday is currently working
on some new music, which she
is keeping very hush hush. My
offer to give her some advanced
press was so far declined, as she
is not ready to let anybody hear
what she is working on yet. That
makes it even more enticing, and
will undoubtedly result in her
project becoming hugely success-
ful.