When an actor is in the middle of filming a scene on set, it can be very taxing for a number of reasons. There are all kinds of uncomfortable things that Hollywood stars have been required to do over the years, and many of these experiences have stayed with them. Whether it be an emotional issue, a sensitive topic, or a physically gross moment, some stars have truly regretted the things they’ve had to do to earn those big bucks.
Jennifer Lawrence – Passengers
There are all kinds of methods actors can use to loosen themselves up when they are required to shoot a scene that makes them uncomfortable.
In the case of Jennifer Lawrence, she was required to shoot a romantically intimate scene with Chris Pratt in the movie Passengers, and in order to deal with it, she had a few drinks. Her main issue was the fact that Pratt was married in real life, and she admits to feeling guilty about it.
Michael Fassbender – X-Men Days of Future Past
Have you ever heard the saying, “We are our harshest critic?” Well, it is a real thing, and it is certainly real for the likes of Michael Fassbender, portrayer of a young Magneto in the recent X-Men films.
There was one scene in X-Men: Days of Future Past where Magneto gets particularly angry at Charles Xavier. Everyone thought it was an incredible performance, but Fassbender didn’t agree, finding it cringe worthy and simply a “dude shouting.”
Eva Mendes – Once Upon a Time in Mexico
When Eva Mendes shot a kissing scene with her longtime crush, Johnny Depp, it wasn’t that she regretted doing the scene – it was that she regretted how she did it.
As we just noted, she had been into Johnny for quite some time, and when their kiss scene finally came she grew very intimidated by him. She wished that the kiss could’ve been drawn out a lot longer, and she wished that fateful moment could’ve gone a bit differently.
Sharon Stone – Basic Instinct
Those who have seen the film Basic Instinct know that there is quite a bit of extra skin that is revealed in a particular scene where Sharon Stone’s character is getting interrogated – and she “unravels” her legs.
The scene ended up being highly controversial though, especially because Stone didn’t realize she would be “seen” the way she did. Director Paul Verhoeven initially told her that it would be left out, and it was only when she saw the final product that she knew the truth, and slapped Verhoeven.
Kate Winslet – Titanic
Perhaps one of Kate Winslet’s most iconic scenes is in Titanic, where she asks Leonardo DiCaprio’s character to “draw her like one of his French girls.”
However, it turned out that the scene’s popularity started making Winslet uncomfortable over the years, for one reason in particular: To this day, people still walk up to her and ask her to autograph a picture of her in that scene – and she always declines. Honestly, we see where she’s coming from.
Taylor Lautner – Twilight
Taylor Lautner, who plays the werewolf known as Jacob in the well known Twilight series, is well remembered for a number of scenes where he must take his shirt off.
However, he eventually grew sick of doing it, convinced that fans stopped focusing on his talents as an actor. Taylor said that if he had to choose, he would never take his shirt off in a movie again, and that he doesn’t want to be “just a body.”
Emilia Clarke – Game of Thrones
For all of you Game of Thrones fans, you’ll surely remember the scene where Daenerys Targaryen AKA Khaleesi, played by Emilia Clarke, walks out of the temple of Dosh Khaleen with nothing on.
When she filmed it, Emilia didn’t think too much of it. Of course, there was certainly a level of discomfort she felt when she watched that very episode with her parents. Something tells us that family dinners weren’t quite the same after that.
Ellen Page – Juno
We all loved Juno when it first came out, and one of the reasons was that Ellen Page’s character had a snarky wit that was refreshing for the moviegoer to see.
However, there was one line from the movie that Juno said that Page regretted years later. It was a joke about the LGBT community, and considering the fact that Page herself is a member, it makes sense that she felt sensitive about what she’d said years later.
Chris Hemsworth – Thor: Ragnarok
As was the case with Taylor Lautner, Chris Hemsworth also didn’t like having to frequently take his shirt off for the entertainment of others.
After having to do it for Thor: The Dark World, he was told that he wouldn’t have to do it in the next one, Thor: Ragnarok. But to no avail – director Joss Whedon eventually told him to show those abs, saying, “I think we need to put some bums into seats.” Well Chris, whatever pays the bills, right?
Josh Brolin – Avengers: Infinity War
When Josh Brolin appeared as Thanos in the recent Avengers: Infinity War film, his character was set to bring out the demise of a whole lot of people.
One of the very first characters he killed was the infamous Loki, who had finally started to lighten up. However, Brolin himself said that he didn’t enjoy doing the scene. “He had been with that character for so long,” Brolin said, admitted that it wasn’t fun being the one to end it for him.
Zoey Deutch – Set It Up
Here’s an uncomfortable circumstance you don’t hear about too often. When Zoey Deutch filmed a scene with Glen Powell in Netflix’s Set It Up, their characters were sitting down and eating pizza.
But due to the fact that they did a number of takes, they were required to eat that pizza – over and over again. Powell spaced it out nicely, but Zoey ended up eating four whole pies, making her eventually throw it all up in between scenes.
Dakota Johnson – Fifty Shades of Grey
Everyone knows that Fifty Shades of Grey isn’t exactly the most appropriate film on the planet. It’s certainly not something you would go watch with your parents willingly.
This makes sense to us as members of the audience, but what about the actors? Apparently, Dakota Johnson said that the filming of the “intimate” scenes were “not very comfortable.” She said it was “emotionally taxing,” and quite miserable for her too – until she decided to just get it over with.
Nicole Kidman – Big Little Lies
Whether it be fictional or real, domestic abuse is not something to joke about.
And therefore, when Nicole Kidman was forced to shoot domestic abuse scenes while working on Big Little Lies, she was quite shaken up from the whole ordeal. In fact, she admitted later that the whole experience had left her emotionally drained and deeply affected. Director Jean-Marc Vallée ended up placing a towel on her head between scenes because of how stressed she seemed.
Margot Robbie – Suicide Squad
When it comes to the characters from DC Comics, Margot Robbie’s portrayal of Harley Quinn is among the best entertainment you’re going to see.
But if you ask Robbie herself, playing the part was certainly no walk in the park. Besides the fact that she hated wearing Harley’s revealing outfit, she was also required to film a scene where she falls into a vat of chemical goo. She said it was the “most unpleasant” thing she’d ever done in her entire life.
Terence Stamp – Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace was a pretty awesome film, but Terence Stamp was a little bit disappointed with how things went at one point.
He had very much been looking forward to work with Natalie Portman, who was portraying Queen Amidala, but when he showed up on set, she was nowhere to be found. In her stead was a sheet of paper that he was expected to run the dialogue with – and needless to say he was disappointed.
Jim Carrey – Kick-Ass 2 (2013)
Jim Carrey also was one who felt the pangs of regret after filming a certain scene – and for him it was in the action film Kick-Ass 2 (2013).
He had filmed a scene which involved a fair amount of violence, a trait that the rest of the movie had as well. A few months later, Carrey publicly denounced how much violence the film had, in light of the tragic event that had taken place in real life, at Sandy Hook elementary school.
Helen Mirren – Age of Consent
Back in Helen Mirren’s younger days, she was cast in a number of roles that required her to have a scene or two where she would be completely exposed, like in Age of Consent.
At the time everyone thought she was okay with it, but years later she informed everyone that this was far from the case. In fact, a 72-year-old Mirren said that “it has never been a comfortable thing,” and that she “never enjoyed it.” She added that it was “mortifying,” and that she now regrets it.
Mary-Louise Parker – Weeds
Here’s another actress who wasn’t too happy about a scene she was forced to that involved her exposing herself.
Mary-Louise Parker, the star of Weeds, was asked to do a particular bathtub scene, and she fought with the director over her being able to keep her clothes on during that scene. She eventually relented, and she has admitted that today she is “bitter” about it. She “knew it was going to be on the internet,” and that made it even harder.
Natalie Portman – Hotel Chevalier
Natalie Portman has been in her fair share of films, and a Wes Anderson short film called Hotel Chevalier was one of them.
It was in the early stages of her career, and she was still trying to learn the ropes in the Hollywood industry. She too was asked to do a scene where she was exposed, and to this day she kind of wishes she hadn’t done it. She later said that she was sorry that “she didn’t listen to her intuition.”
Burt Reynolds – Deliverance
Back in the 70s, the late Burt Reynolds wasn’t about to let a dummy steal his big scene in the movie Deliverance.
His character was set to go down a waterfall, but instead of allowing a non-breathing dummy go down instead, he opted to do the dangerous scene himself. The result? Reynolds shattering his own tailbone, hitting his head and shoulder on a rock, and ending up in a hospital with a world of pain to deal with.
Bruce Campbell – Evil Dead II
On the set for the movie Evil Dead II, there was quite a lot of fake blood being used – and Bruce Campbell, the star of the film, was on the wrong end of it all.
The fake blood was in fact Karo syrup, which not only was a huge attraction for flies, but it was very unpleasant to have on your skin. There was one particular scene where Campbell was literally covered with 55 gallons of fake blood – and he says he “lived to tell the tale.”
Maria Schneider – Last Tango In Paris
This may be one of the most criticized scenes ever, and certainly one of the biggest regrets an actress ever had.
On the set of 1972’s Last Tango In Paris, Maria Schneider was told that a scene would be improvised, but she had no idea what was about to take place. She had no idea that Marlon Brando would be putting butter on her body very inappropriately, to say the least. Schneider has felt emotional trauma to this day because of that scene.
Eva Green – The Dreamers
Yet again we have a young woman who made the decision to reveal herself in front of the camera, even though she was unsure about doing it at the time.
This time it was Eva Green, and the scene she regrets filming was in a film called The Dreamers. She would later confess to the public that doing it was “very troubling,” and she made sure not to ever do it again after that. We totally get where she’s coming from.
George Reeves – Superman
The Man of Steel has gone through many different adaptations over the years, and one of them was the George Reeves version in the 50s Superman television show.
But there was one real life occurrence when Reeves showed up to an event in a Superman costume, and a young boy confronted him with a gun, asking if he was truly bulletproof. Reeves was quite shaken, and resolved to never wear his uniform in public again. He also began to advise against the portrayal of bulletproof characters, deeming it unsafe for their real-life counterparts.
Sean Connery – James Bond
As much as we all love to hail the James Bond films like they are the stuff of legend, the people who made those movies don’t necessarily feel the same way.
In fact, Sean Connery himself, the man responsible for one of the best Bonds we’ve ever seen, ended up regretted filming the character, and said that he wished he could kill the real James Bond if he actually existed in reality. Sounds like someone certainly didn’t buy the video game.
Tony Curtis – Some Like It Hot
Tony Curtis had a famous scene in the movie Some Like It Hot in which he got to kiss Marilyn Monroe – but while most people assumed that he enjoyed it, he said that this wasn’t the case.
Indeed, he wasn’t exactly happy about the scene – which is surprising, because it’s something most guys would’ve loved to do. In later years, he tried to make it seem like he was kidding, but people weren’t sure what to believe by then.
David Spade – Grown Ups
Let’s just say that women are the only ones who have regretted showing certain intimate body parts on screen.
This time it was comedic actor David Spade, who showed his behind in the movie Grown Ups, in which he starred alongside fellow actors Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Kevin James. After seeing it on screen, he joked, “Girls have put up with this for years?” He may have been laughing, but he admitted he wished he’d gotten a body double.
Ben Stiller – Along Came Polly
Similar to his fellow actor David Spade, Ben Stiller also was involved in a scenario in which his behind was left exposed to the public.
In the film Along Came Polly in which Stiller starred alongside actress Jennifer Aniston, director John Hamburg promised that they’d cut the scene if people didn’t laugh during pre-screenings. The truth is that Stiller apparently didn’t know he was allowed a body double, and expressed later that he totally would’ve gone that route in retrospect.
Jessica Brown Findlay – Albatross
This time it’s the lovely Jessica Brown Findlay who later was annoyed at herself for shooting a particular scene.
On set for the movie Albatross, she too was asked if she could be without a top during a scene, and she actually didn’t know that she was allowed to refuse. She also thought that they were filming her from behind, and she only discovered later that this wasn’t the case. “It’s not something I would do again,” Jessica said.
Denzel Washington – The Equalizer
Denzel Washington is known for the various action roles he’s played over the years, and generally he plays the type of character you don’t want to mess with.
Such is the case also in The Equalizer, a film where he gets into his fair share of scuffles with a number of Russian gangsters. However, there was a scene where he looks particularly impressive, dominating his opponents while getting soaked in the rain – but the problem was that he absolutely hated having to get constantly wet on set.
Kurt Russell – The Hateful Eight
In this Quentin Tarantino film called The Hateful Eight, there was one scene that made music fans all across the world cringe in their seats.
Jennifer Jason Leigh’s character was playing a folk ballad on an old guitar, and Kurt Russell’s character, thinking the guitar was a cheap prop, smashed it to bits. He couldn’t have been more wrong, given that the guitar was in fact a $40,000 ancient relic from the 1860s. Russell cried when he found out what he had done.
Gordon Ramsay – Hotel Hell
Who said that chefs aren’t partial to their own dose of occasional regrets?
Chef master Gordon Ramsay probably rarely makes mistakes when it comes to matters of the kitchen, but when he was filming his reality TV series Hotel Hell in 2012, he filmed a scene which he later wished he hadn’t. It was an intimate shower scene while visiting a hotel, and he later apologized to the world for it. He clearly was pretty upset about it himself.
Emma Watson and Rupert Grint – Harry Potter
When we watched Ron and Hermione share a passionate kiss in the final Harry Potter film, it was a proud moment for all of us.
Ron and Hermione had been building up a romantic tension for years, and had truly been aching to get it out. However, this feeling was a less sweet for the actors in real life. They always saw themselves as good friends, and nothing more. Although most guys would love to kiss Emma Watson, apparently Rupert Grint didn’t enjoy it too much. And neither did she.
Julia Roberts – Pretty Woman
When Julia Roberts was cast in Pretty Woman, she was just 21-years-old and a relatively unknown actress. She was excited about the film until it came time for her first love scene.
Apparently, she was so anxious that a vein showed up on her forehead. She was treated to a forehead massage until the vein disappeared, but the nerves didn’t. She was still so anxious that she broke out in hives! Needless to say, that delayed the scene even more.
Margot Robbie – Wolf of Wall Street
While on the topic of Margot Robbie, there was another scene that was unpleasant for her to film, but for another reason. Yes, we’re talking about THAT scene from Wolf of Wall Street, which she co-starred with Leo DiCaprio.
Robbie recently said in an interview that she felt extremely embarrassed and uncomfortable during this part because it’s rather intimate and there were literally 30 men from the crew just standing around and watching her as she performed this scene to the best of her ability.


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Americans love ourselves some Christmas music. One clear sign is that every winter, predictably, a few dozen Christmas songs hit the music charts. Some of them are decades old, and some of them are brand new.
One particular song has even hit number one more than once. Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” was initially record in 1994, but it made music history when it returned to #1 in 2019 … and then again in 2020.
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So chances are that your favorite artist has released a Christmas album. Here are some of pop’s brightest stars who have released Christmas albums:
Mariah Carey – of course, Christmas’ brightest star – and that even includes Bing Crosby!
Justin Beiber – the Beebs got on the Christmas bandwagon.
Michael Buble – Frankly, is Christmas without Michael Buble even Christmas at all?
NSYNC – a classic Christmas album from this R&B legend.
Barenaked Ladies – sure they like to have fun. And what’s more fun than Christmas?
Kelly Clarkson – Kelly followed up earlier Christmas classics with a new 2021 smash Christmas hit,
Taylor Swift – What hasn’t Taylor done, and better than most? It’s not making Christmas albums for sure.
John Legend – is there a smoother voice? A more complete entertainer? It’s unlikely.
Pentatonix – maybe your mood is a capella? There’s an album for you!
Sia – perhaps you tend a little more toward pop, well how about Christmas tunes from Sia?
Ariana Grande – Youtube sensation, pop artist, and The Voice celebrity Ariana Grande has released a pair of Christmas mini LPs.


Jaime Gage, better known by her media name, Jaime Lynne, is a young up-and coming journalist, director, actress, and On-air personality. Hailing from the city of Washington, DC, Jaime has become quite heavily involved in the fields of Mass Communications and Theatre Arts. As a rising senior at Delaware State University, Jaime has worked with WDSU-TV as a news reporter and videographer. She has also lent her writing abilities to several sources included The Hornet Newspaper, icare2inspire.com, ihatemypublicist.com, and allythejournalist.blogspot.com. She currently is in the process of recreating her own blog called underageandunderpaid.com which focuses on the black arts movement in the DMV area.
Jaime Lynne is determined to be successful in every aspect of the entertainment and mass media industries. Her goal is to one day be the youngest African American woman to win an award in every major industry including an Academy Award, a Grammy, a Golden Globe, and Tony Award. So be on the look out for this young rising star.


Bay Area public transit saw a torrent of Taylor Swift fans over the weekend as the singer played two sold out shows at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
The Valley Transportation Authority was at ground zero of the phenomena and broke ridership records.
On Friday, Swifties who turned out for the concert help break the ridership record. The previous record was 15,000 for ridership for the 2015 NHL Winter Classic that saw the San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings do battle at the stadium, according to VTA. The number of VTA riders for Swift also more than doubled the ridership to Super Bowl 50, held at the stadium in 2015.
The Capitol Corridor also saw a bump in passengers and used social media to comment on Swift's fans.


“The Songwriter Night was by far the best entertainment we have had in a while. TKO delivered exactly what we were looking for – engagement, humor and music!”
For your next event, The Songwriter Night is a unique and memorable entertainment experience. It is an unforgettable opportunity to hear the stories behind Country Music’s top songs and performed by the original songwriters. These songwriters have over 20 #1 Hits and write music for the top names in the Country Music Industry. They give a glimpse into the life of the songwriters and the songs and how they connect with the recording artist. It’s a memorable and engaging night filled with stories, laughter and music. Here is a sample of the talented songwriters we have:
The Warren Brothers (Brad and Brett Warren) – songwriters of over 8 #1 Country Music Songs and many top 10s. 2017 CMA Triple Award for having 3 top hits in a 12 month period, “Every Time I Hear That Song” (Blake Shelton), “Sober Saturday Nights” (Chris Young) and “Lights Come On” (Jason Aldean). Other #1 hits include “The Highway Don’t Care” (Tim McGraw, Keith Urban and Taylor Swift), “Drink to that All Night” (Jerrod Niemann) and “Red Solo Cup” (Toby Keith) and many more. Currently released song: “Thought of You” (Tim McGraw) and “Monday Morning Merle” (Cody Johnson)
ACC Award nominated singer/songwriter, Lance Miller. As a solo artist he toured with Tim McGraw & Faith Hill. As a songwriter he is credited for the number 1 country hit and SESAC Song of the Year “Drink To That All Night,” recorded by Jerrod Niemann. 2014 SESAC Country Performance Award “Beer with Jesus” and “Drink to That All Night”. His newly released songs in 2018/2019 are “Old Glory” by Jerrod Niemann, “American Heartbreaker” and “High Life” by Jimmie Allen and “Monday Morning Merle” by Cody Johnson. He has also had songs recorded by Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, Justin Moore, Thomas Rhett, Lee Brice and many more. Lance has also made several guest appearances as a background vocalist on various major label records. One of his personal career highlights was singing background vocals on “A Horse Called Music,” featuring Merle Haggard on Willie Nelson’s “Heroes” album. Lance also was on the hit cable television series Nashville Star, which catapulted his career as a songwriter.
The Warren Brothers performing their #1 Hit “The Highway Don’t Care”
Lance Miller – “Drink to that All Night” (Jerrod Neimann) 2014 SESAC Song of the Year. Taped by Backstage Pass
The Warren Brothers performing their #1 Hit (Blake Shelton) “Everytime I Hear That Song”
Lance Miller – “Beer with Jesus” (Thomas Rhett) video credit to Backstage Pass


The Native Dutch speaking Annemieke van Dam studied at the Brabants Conservatory in Tilburg, under teachers Edward Hoepelman and Antoinette Kouwenberg. She is also fluent in English and German. Directly after graduating she got offered the lead in the musical Sleeping Beauty in the Efteling Theater in Holland and subsequently appeared in the Gershwin musical Crazy for you (Stage Entertainment) as Lucy and Polly Baker.
Quite early in her career she decided to move to Germany, where she played Constance in Three Musketeers (Stuttgart) and Lisa Carew in Jekyll&Hyde (Bad Hersfeld). Along side musical productions, Annemieke is in high demand as a singer for diverse international musical concerts and galas. She appeared as Special Guest in the ‘Absolute Uwe’ Tour with Uwe Kröger in Germany and Austria, toured through Holland with ‘A Tribute To Michael Jackson’ and sang concerts with Patric Scott in Switzerland. Also she is a frequently asked singer for CD’s (Pompeji, Der letze Tanz, Musical Emotions, Pocket full of Christmas, Licht, SOS Kinderdorf).
Her big break-through however, came with the title role in the Musical ELISABETH: the most successful German-language musical. Since 2005 she has appeared regularly in this role. First in the Stage Entertainment production in Stuttgart, then in the two big tours through Germany, Switzerland and Italy, finally arriving in Vienna in 2012 to play the 20th Anniversary production for the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien.
She sang and played this role in 18 cities, 5 Countries and 3 Languages. Annemieke can be heard on two CD recordings; the Live Double CD of the tour and the 20th Anniversary version recorded in Vienna. As a result of this, she also got offered a tour ‘Wien Musical Concert II’ in Japan (Osaka/Tokio).
Recently Annemieke played Quinevere, one of the two lead female roles, in Frank Wildhorn’s new world premiere Musical ‘Artus’, in St.Gallen – Switzerland, directed by Francesca Zambello and can be heard on the Castalbum.
Since the first of October 2014, she is playing, with great reviews, the role of MARY POPPINS in Vienna in the first German version of the Disney and Cameron Mackintosh hit Musical!


Have you ever wondered how a self-made YouTube star accrues wealth, let alone fame? Let’s get up close and personal with the awe-inspiring journey of Mr Beast, real name Jimmy Donaldson, a young internet phenomenon. His story of success isn’t merely about numbers, but a tale woven with creativity, charity, and perseverance.
Table of Contents
Mr Beast’s Net Worth: The Starting Point
What’s the first question that pops into your head when you think about Mr Beast? “What is Mr Beast’s net worth?” Right? As of now, it’s estimated to be around $25 million. That’s right, folks! This YouTube sensation has managed to amass a fortune in the millions by simply being his innovative and entertaining self.
From Rags to Riches: A Spectacular Journey
Born in Kansas, United States, Mr Beast wasn’t born with a silver spoon in his mouth. His tale is one of “rags to riches,” all thanks to his hard work and ingenuity. At the tender age of 13, he started his YouTube channel, which began as a modest platform where he posted videos of game walkthroughs.
The Turning Point: ‘Worst Intros’ Series
In 2015, Mr Beast’s fame skyrocketed with his “Worst Intros on YouTube” series, which, surprisingly, attracted millions of views. After experiencing the taste of success, there was no looking back. He capitalized on this newfound recognition and began creating unique content that kept his audience coming back for more.
The Mr Beast Brand: More Than Just YouTube
Is Mr Beast’s net worth solely reliant on his YouTube channel? Not at all! His financial success isn’t tied up in just one place. The brand ‘Mr Beast’ extends far beyond YouTube, spreading its wings into the world of merchandise, philanthropy, and business ventures.
Merchandising Madness: The Power of Branding
By capitalizing on his ever-growing popularity, Mr Beast launched his merchandise line, selling everything from t-shirts to phone cases. His merchandise isn’t just about making money; it’s a brilliant strategy that helps increase his brand visibility and audience engagement.
Philanthropy: Giving Back with Style
You’ve probably heard about Mr Beast’s legendary giveaways, haven’t you? Not only has his philanthropy helped him garner global recognition, but it’s also a testament to his generosity. From giving away cars to planting 20 million trees, his philanthropic deeds have further enriched his brand and expanded his wealth.
Exploring New Horizons: Mr Beast Burger
In December 2020, Mr Beast added another feather to his cap with the launch of “Mr Beast Burger,” a virtual restaurant chain. With over 300 locations across the United States, this venture contributes significantly to his overall net worth.
Factors Influencing Mr Beast’s Net Worth
Mr Beast’s net worth hasn’t sprung from a single source; it’s a culmination of several strategic moves. From producing engaging content to merchandising and investing in various businesses, he has mastered the art of wealth generation.
Conclusion: The Extraordinary Story of Mr Beast’s Net Worth
Mr Beast’s net worth is a testament to his creativity, business acumen, and philanthropy. His journey reminds us that with the right amount of dedication and a sprinkle of creativity, achieving spectacular heights is within reach.
How did Mr Beast amass his fortune?
Mr Beast amassed his fortune through his YouTube channel, merchandise sales, philanthropy, and various business ventures like “Mr Beast Burger.”
What was the turning point in Mr Beast’s career?
The turning point in Mr Beast’s career was his “Worst Intros on YouTube” series, which garnered him millions of views.
What are some of Mr Beast’s philanthropic deeds?
Mr Beast is known for his generous giveaways, including giving away cars and planting 20 million trees.
What is Mr Beast Burger?
Mr Beast Burger is a virtual restaurant chain launched by Mr Beast in December 2020.
How does Mr Beast’s merchandise contribute to his net worth?
Mr Beast’s merchandise contributes to his net worth by providing an additional income stream, enhancing brand visibility, and increasing audience engagement.
What is Mr Beast’s net worth as of now?
As of now, Mr Beast’s net worth is estimated to be around $25 million.
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So, Katie Price is out of the jungle. So, she has dumped her boyfriend. So she feels she has acted like a right twit for the last seven months. So, the British public picked on her. What the hell did she expect?
I SO don't care.
Katie Price is all that is wrong with "celebrity" Britain. Every day she is on the front cover of mags, newspapers and anything else she can get on. She is a nasty, predatary female who loves the spotlight and do anything to get it. Last night, she hogged the limelight whilst poor Lucy Benjamin was forced to endure a measley two minute interview when she should have gotten at least 15 mins. I am glad the Katie Price show has ended and I seriously hope that no more is said about that obnoxious woman. Pete must have been on redial!! He is well out of that.
She has apologised...riiiiight.
As Kim would say: Too little, too late, my love.


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From New York Times culture reporter Dave Itzkoff, the definitive biography of Robin Williams – a compelling portrait of one of America’s most beloved and misunderstood entertainers.
From his rapid-fire stand-up comedy riffs to his breakout role in Mork & Mindy and his Academy Award-winning performance in Good Will Hunting, Robin Williams was a singularly innovative and beloved entertainer. He often came across as a man possessed, holding forth on culture and politics while mixing in personal revelations – all with mercurial, tongue-twisting intensity as he inhabited and shed one character after another with lightning speed.
But as Dave Itzkoff shows in this revelatory biography, Williams’s comic brilliance masked a deep well of conflicting emotions and self-doubt, which he drew upon in his comedy and in celebrated films like Dead Poets Society; Good Morning, Vietnam; The Fisher King; Aladdin; and Mrs. Doubtfire, where he showcased his limitless gift for improvisation to bring to life a wide range of characters. And in Good Will Hunting he gave an intense and controlled performance that revealed the true range of his talent.
Itzkoff also shows how Williams struggled mightily with addiction and depression – topics he discussed openly while performing and during interviews – and with a debilitating condition at the end of his life that affected him in ways his fans never knew. Drawing on more than a hundred original interviews with family, friends, and colleagues, as well as extensive archival research, Robin is a fresh and original look at a man whose work touched so many lives.
I remember where I was, when I found out that Robin Williams had died. I even cried a little, the only celebrities death I’ve ever cried over, aside from Johnny Cash. So of course, in order to understand Mr. Williams a little further, I asked to review this book. I’m so glad I did! It’s a great look into his life, both the good and the bad.
About the Author:
Dave Itzkoff is the author of Mad as Hell, Cocaine’s Son, and Lads. He is a culture reporter at The New York Times, where he writes regularly about film, television, theater, music, and popular culture. He previously worked at Spin, Maxim, and Details, and his work has appeared in GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired, and other publications. He lives in New York City.
I was given this book in exchange for my honest review. All opinions stated above are my own.


Classic Alternative R&B seamlessly combined with rebellious spirited pop tracks and seasoned with refreshing bright vocals. TinaMazyck is a very unique and fresh artist who was trained professionally in opera and R&B style. Despite the fresh face to the scene, songstress TinaMazyck is racking up a growing appeal amongst fans and new comers. Her music speaks for itself, gaining the interest of small internet radio stations in the U.S and U.K. She has been featured on blogs and interviewed about her craft by radio stations, magazines and blogs.
Some of TinaMazyck’s influences are Mariah Carey, Prince and Patti Labelle. Mariah Carey combines powerhouse vocals and soprano registers into her music that TinaMazyck also loves to do. She gives the best of both worlds. Prince gives us free spirit all around. From the sounds of his music to his confident personality. He represents an artist who is un-apoligetic and takes the world by storm. He stands as one of the most inspirational figures to TinaMazyck.The last impactful artist is Patti Labelle who is one of the best singers in the world. She combines some of the most powerful belting with emotionally expressive performances. When people listen to music, they want to be moved. Patti Labelle knows just how to bring that out and more. The foundation of TinaMazyck’s music is emotion that is passed on to listeners, accompanied by strong vocals.
TinaMazyck has successfully launched her first EP titled “Mazyck” and it is racking up many positive reviews in the social media community. All songs are written and arranged by herself after she dreams it. TinaMazyck values these two most important factors, authenticity and full creative control. The track “Musik” is Mazyck’s first baby. It is a classic, timeless ballad that reaches out to touch all. It entrances listeners with beautifully crafted vocals. “Glow”is a fun pop song that reflects her child like personality, crafted with an upbeat base and crisp vocals. These two songs are fan favorites. She says that all of her songs underlying messages are geared toward uncovering creativity, happiness and self acceptance.


They’re all at it aren’t they? It’s almost as if these men just don’t give a flying fig about the matrimonial vows they took once upon a time. Nowadays we can’t escape for the news of latest cheating celebrity spacker.
Since the Tiger Woods drama last year, celebrity cheaters have been exposed by the media all over the place. To be honest, I didn’t pay one bit of attention to Tiger Woods until news broke of his infidelities. Golf is one big snooze-fest (in my very humble opinion) and apart from that I’m not black, I’m cablinasian” episode, Tiger didn’t even register on my scale of interesting. But jeez, who would’ve expected this? Not one, two or even three mistresses. This dude had prostitutes, waitresses, strippers, his neighbour’s daughter… a whole myriad of women. At last count, it was reported he slept with 120 women during his five year marriage.
Here in England, it’s our star footballers who laugh in the face of that holy union called marriage. The past couple of weeks the newspapers have been overflowing with the prostitute-filled exploits of star England football player Wayne Rooney. Wayne and his childhood sweetheart Coleen (both 24) have been together since they were 16 years old. Coleen gave birth to their first child, a boy, just last year. Aww, childhood sweethearts, cute story, right?
Well, it would be a cute story if back in 2004 Wayne hadn’t gotten caught paying for sex with prostitutes at a massage parlour and yes, it would be a cute story if we hadn’t just recently learnt that Wayne had gone back to his prostitute-touting ways while Coleen was pregnant last year. After a couple of weeks of having to endure news stories about the prostitute and her family, it was recently revealed that Coleen has decided to give Wayne (yet) another chance. For the sake of their son, Coleen’s hoping and praying that Wayne has gotten over his apparent addiction to ‘ladies of the night’. Thing is, if Coleen’s still with him despite him having cheated on her twice before, what’s to say he won’t do it again?
Other Recent Cheating Footballers
Cheryl and Ashley Cole were our golden couple. The ‘Posh & Becks’ for the younger generation, if you will. Him; a top footballer and her; the most attractive one from Girls Aloud, our most successful girl band since the Spice Girls. We watched them go through their dating phase, we cooed over their wedding photos in OK magazine and unfortunately, we also saw the fall out when Ashley cheated on her…. twice. After three and a half years of marriage Cheryl had enough and finally decided that their love wasn’t worth fighting for after all (pun intended). Cashley’s divorce was recently finalised and if the showbiz press is to be believed Cheryl is currently hosting the affections of both Black Eyed Peas Will.I.Am and DWTS Derek Hough. (I don’t buy either of those stories personally, but hey ho).
Not being a huge footie fan myself, I didn’t know much about Peter Crouch other than the fact that he was the really tall (6’7″) guy who did ‘the robot dance’ whenever he scored a goal. He became Paparazzi fodder when he got engaged to hot lingerie model/lads mag favourite Abigail Clancy but recently Peter became front page news for a different reason, when it was revealed that he slept with a teenage hooker and photos were released of him leching over women in clubs where women said he was nothing more than a ‘sex pest’. Just last week, only a month after the allegations, it came to light that Abby is three months pregnant. Whether or not this news played a part in her decision to stay betrothed to her lanky sex pest, who knows?
I know even less about John Terry than I do about Peter Crouch but what I do know is that he was Captain of the England football team, and I do know that he hit the headlines for all of the wrong reasons earlier this year. Not only did he cheat on his wife, but he cheated on her with (….duh duh duuuh) the girlfriend of one of his England team mates. Can you say…. scandalous?! The wrong doing resulted in John Terry being stripped of his captaincy, just in time for the World Cup. Can you imagine the atmosphere in the locker rooms? Awkward.
Back to the question at hand – Why do footballers cheat? I’ll tell you why… BECAUSE THEY BLOODY WELL CAN! They’re rich, they’re powerful, they’re famous and they’re in demand. Women are drawn to them a like moth a flame. There’s a scary amount of young girls out there whose ultimate dream in life is to become a WAG. With websites out there such as Wags World and Become A Wag, I get the feeling we’ve not seen the end of the ‘cheating footballer’ stories just yet.


Pauline discovered acting at the age of nine when a couple of after-school clubs were formed by the local teachers. One was Country Dancing and the other was a Drama club. Not fancying Country Dancing, Pauline joined the Drama Club and has not stopped entertaining the nation since.
From this start professional work followed almost by accident. In that very year, still aged nine, she was cast in her first professional role as a child arsonist in Dixon of Dock Green and it evolved from there. Since then Pauline has appeared in numerous TV programmes including her own chat show at the age of fifteen entitled Pauline’s People. Subsequent productions included The Further Adventures of Oliver Twist, the 1980’s hospital series, Angels, and Shine on Harvey Moon. During the 1990’s her TV roles included Our Boy, Last Christmas (with Ray Winstone), Real Women (with Michelle Collins and Frances Barber), Maisie Raine, David Copperfield (with Daniel Radcliffe), Being April, Office Gossip and North and South – not forgetting her BAFTA-nominated portrayal of Olive Martin in the award-winning drama, The Sculptress.
Pauline is of course, most famous for her role as Sharon in 101 episodes of Birds of a Feather.
Although not best-known for feature films, she has appeared in, amongst others, The Elephant Man, Little Dorrit, Distant Voices – Still Lives and, more recently, Redemption Road and Arthur’s Dyke. Pauline has won the Royal Television Society Award for ‘Best Comedy Newcomer’, the coveted Fipa D’Or Biarritz Award at the Cannes Television Awards and a BAFTA nomination.
Pauline is vice-patron to the Rhys Daniels Trust, an honorary member of The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, a patron of the Ian Rennie Hospice at Home, a supporter of Children with Leukemia, Children in Crisis and Children’s Hospice UK and has appeared for charity in the Royal Variety Performance.
In 2007 Pauline opened her very first Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts. Now there are approximately 45 academies (at time of going to press, with more planned) teaching over 2,500 children aged between four and eighteen across the country the delights and disciplines of comedy and drama, musical theatre, film and television. For more information on Pauline’s academies please visit www.pqacademy.com.
Whilst recently starring in Emmerdale Pauline won a battle against her weight and lost almost eight stones in one year! She has written of the ups and downs of this adventure along with many other anecdotes in her recently published book, Where Have I Gone?
Since the last tour of ‘Birds of A Feather’ Pauline has starred alongside David Tennant in ITV’s 8 part drama ‘Broadchurch’ although we think her own dog ‘Bailey’ stole the show!
This year, 2013, sees Pauline celebrate an amazing forty-five years in this business we call ‘show’ and she sees the establishment of the Pauline Quirke Academies as the ultimate legacy.
You can view some of Pauline’s past work at www.paulinequirke.com


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Thursday, 10 May 2012
NAKAAYA'S PROGRESSIVE FATTENING...
Sumari was a contestant in Tusker project fame 1. By then she had a gorgeous and
very portable figure but this latest weight gain is not a sight to behold check
out… I love her vocals though, remember the song Mr. Politician?


Jesse Rosen is a writer-director, actor and producer who hails from the home of the Boss. His interest in film can be traced back to the 8mm video camera he wielded at the tender age of 12. After graduating from Emerson College with a B.F.A. in writing, Jesse wrote, directed and accidentally starred in his first feature film, “The Art of Being Straight,” which was released theatrically and on DVD via Regent Releasing. The film received positive reviews in the NY Times, Variety, and went on to win several awards. His second feature as writer-director, “The Jazz Funeral,” stars James Morrison (“24,”), Bobby Campo (“The Final Destination 3D”), Maiara Walsh (“Switched at Birth”) and Dee Wallace (“E.T.”). The film, which will be released on VOD in 2016, has won Grand Jury Prizes at Dances With Films and the Big Bear Int’l Film Festival. His next film is in the works.


Sat23Oct20217:00 pmTivoli Theatre
Live Event: Lynn Trefzger, Ventriloquest
Live Performance by Lynn Trefzger
Event: Saturday October 23
Admission: $20 general / $35 VIP seating within the first 5 rows.
Sponsors: Cook Medical, Spencer Main Street, OC Prosecutor Title IV-D
Niel's will be opening the night. Neil's is a world record holding comedic juggler.
Lynn’s off-the-wall audience interplay is riotously funny, no two shows are alike! Her performances are tailored for both family and adult audiences.
Lynn has received many awards and nominations throughout her career including The American Comedy Awards, Variety Entertainer of the Year, and Comedy Entertainer of the Year by National Association of Campus Activities. She has been nominated for Best Female Performer by Corporate America Magazine, and has been named Funniest Female by Campus Activities Magazine. In 2010, Lynn received the “People’s Choice Award” by the Ohio Arts Presenters Association.
She is a premier entertainer for Disney Cruise Lines, as well as Crystal and Norwegian Cruise Lines. She is also a favorite among many Celebrity Golf Classic Invitationals and the Atlantis Resort and Casino in Nassau, Bahamas. Lynn (and her many voices) has appeared on ABC, TNN, A&E, and Lifetime. She is featured in a recently released comedy/documentary about the art of ventriloquism with Jay Johnson and Jeff Dunham called “I’m No Dummy” by NBC Universal.


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Lorraine Hunt Lieberson dies, aged 52
»Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, one of the vocal world’s most beloved mezzo-sopranos, died on July 3 at her home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at the age of 52. Although she had cancelled the majority of her engagements over the past 18 months, claiming extreme pain in her lower back, Hunt Lieberson had previously suffered from breast cancer several years ago and many observers have speculated about a possible relapse. A spokesman from IMG Artists, in reporting the death to the New York Times, mentioned only ›a long illness‹.
Hunt Lieberson, a former freelance violist, quickly became known for her keen musicianship and emotional transparence, as well as her unorthodox choices in repertory. After moving to Boston, the San Francisco native worked regularly with the Boston-based conductor Craig Smith and director Peter Sellars. Her first high-profile acclaim came in Sellar’s controversial 1985 production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare, where she played Sesto as an armed terrorist.
That production revealed the singer’s future trajectory, specialising in both early music (Mozart was usually as far as she went on the repertory timeline) and contemporary music. She recorded numerous Handel works with Nicholas McGegan and the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra for Harmonia Mundi and a pair of solo Bach cantatas with Smith for Nonesuch, which had been staged by Sellars for Lincoln Center’s New Visions series. For the opening of Amsterdam’s Muziekgebouw at the 2005 Holland Festival, where she was scheduled to reprise Sellar’s stagings, she appeared only in Cantata No 82, ›Ich habe genug‹, performing its text yearning for death as a terminally ill patient dressed in a hospital gown.
In contemporary music, Hunt Lieberson was featured in John Adams’ oratorio El niño for Nonesuch, and made her Metropolitan Opera debut in John Harbison’s 1999 opera, The Great Gatsby. It was her premiere of Peter Lieberson’s 1997 opera Ashoka’s Dream in Santa Fe, however, that would arguably have the most effect on her life and career. After singing the role of Triraksha, Ashoka’s consort, Hunt and the composer became inseparable. Following Lieberson’s divorce from his then wife, the two were married in 1999.
Hunt Lieberson’s last public performances were the premiere of her husband’s Naruda Songs with the Boston Symphony Orchestra last November in both Boston and New York. She is also featured on a new recording of her husband’s Rilke Songs on Bridge Records. Gramophone, in the current (August) issue, said her performance of her husband’s music ›embod[ies] a spiritual interconnection that comes around all too rarely in the world‹.
Ken Smith, online US Correspondent of GRAMOPHONE, July 5, 2006
La Divina è morta
Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, Mezzo Often Compared to Callas, Has Died at Age 52
By Matthew Westphal
July 5, 2006
She inspired wonderstruck fans and hard-headed critics alike to call her the greatest artist in opera today. Her dramatic intensity and passionate commitment to her material — to a Mahler symphony movement, a Bach cantata or a single Schubert song as much as to a starring role — earned her countless comparisons to Maria Callas, yet her pitch and delivery were nearly as accurate as Emma Kirkby's. She was so un-diva-like that she never hired a press agent.
Mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson died on July 3 at her home in Santa Fe.
An executive at IMG Artists, speaking on behalf of her husband, composer Peter Lieberson, told The New York Times only that she died »after a long illness.« Bloomberg.com reported the cause of death as cancer; members of the popular online bulletin board Opera-L reported the cause of death as, variously, metastatic liver cancer and a recurrence of the breast cancer with which she was diagnosed in 2000.
By the end of 2001, most observers thought her recovery was complete, and she went on to some of her greatest triumphs. But in January 2005 she began what became a long string of cancellations (the most recent being three weeks ago), often several months in advance; as the withdrawals continued, the stated explanation — a lower back injury — seemed less convincing.
Yet she made a point of keeping dates to perform her husband's music. Her last great success was with Neruda Songs, a cycle to texts by the Chilean poet which he wrote for her. She sang the world premiere with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in May 2005, the East Coast and Midwest premieres with the Boston Symphony and Cleveland Orchestra the following November and December; her performances of the cycle with the Boston Symphony on tour in March of this year were evidently her final public concerts. Praise from audiences and critics alike was as rapturous as ever.
Lorraine Hunt was born (on March 1, 1954) and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. The child of music teachers, she studied violin as a child but switched to viola at age 12 and sang and played through high school. She studied voice and viola at San Jose State University, supporting herself as a freelance orchestral musician.
According to a 2004 profile in The New Yorker, Hunt had a lounge act after college with her guitarist boyfriend, performing songs ranging from Jerome Kern to Stevie Wonder to Joni Mitchell. When that boyfriend was caught buying marijuana in Mexico and jailed, she moved into the prison with him, joining a group of women who bribed the guards to let them live there with their partners.
In 1979 she was principal violist of the Berkeley Symphony when Kent Nagano became its music director; that year she sang Hansel in a production of Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel Nagano conducted at San Quentin Prison in San Francisco Bay.
She moved to Boston in 1980 when a subsequent boyfriend got a position with the Boston Symphony and studied voice at the Boston Conservatory. (The Juilliard School turned her down.) She gave up the viola for good in 1988 after her instrument was stolen from her Boston apartment. (She had let the insurance lapse.) She later told The New Yorker that she took the theft as a sign.
Hunt began her singing career as a lyric soprano. During this period she developed two key professional and personal friendships — with conductor Craig Smith, who directed the extensive music program at Emanuel Church in Boston, and then – enfant terrible stage director Peter Sellars.
Her dramatic gifts first became evident in two Sellars-Smith collaborations for the Pepsico Summerfare festival in Purchase, New York: she was an aggrieved and impetuous teenaged Sesto in Handel's Giulio Cesare (1985), set at the Cairo Hilton, and a drugged, frenzied Donna Elvira in Mozart's Don Giovanni (1987), set in an East Harlem drug den.
Her status as a great Handel singer was firmly established by performances and recordings with conductor Nicholas McGegan in the title roles of Susannah (1989), Theodora (1991) and Ariodante (1995). All three are widely considered to this day to be the finest renditions of the roles on disc.
The performance that made Hunt a bona fide opera star was, improbably enough, in another Baroque opera by a less familiar composer: Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Médée. The production, the second of the legendary collaborations between stage director Jean-Marie Villégier, conductor William Christie and his period-instrument orchestra Les Arts Florissants, was presented in Paris (1993), Brooklyn and Lisbon (1994). She had an equal success with Christie and Villégier in 1996, again in Paris and Brooklyn, as Phèdre in Rameau's Hippolyte et Aricie.
Later notable work with Sellars included a 1996 Glyndebourne Festival staging of Handel's oratorio Theodora (this time in the contralto role of Irene), the premiere of John Adams's oratorio El Niño (2000-01) and a well-traveled staging of two Bach cantatas, first seen in 2001 at Lincoln Center in New York, that polarized audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
(The Nonesuch CD of those cantatas, on the other hand, received abundant award nominations and won Hunt Lieberson acclaim as far afield as NPR newscasters and Atlanta rock critics.)
Little of this career history is what one would expect for a mezzo hailed as one of the great opera singers of our time. In her professional choices as in her temperament, Lorraine Hunt Lieberson was a most untypical diva.
She never sang with the Royal Opera, La Scala or the Vienna State Opera. Her San Francisco Opera debut was in Monteverdi (Ottavia in L'incoronazione di Poppea), her Opéra de Paris debut in Rameau (Phèdre). Her first appearance at Lyric Opera of Chicago would have been next February — in Poulenc, as Mère Marie in Dialogues des Carmélites.
She performed in only two productions at the Metropolitan Opera: the world premiere of John Harbison's The Great Gatsby (1999), in the secondary role of Myrtle Wilson, and Berlioz's Les Troyens (2003). Her Didon in the latter will likely be remembered as one of the half-dozen greatest performances at the Met in this decade.
And she only sang Carmen twice — the complete role with Boston Lyric Opera in 1994 and Act IV with José Carreras in a Metropolitan Opera »Millennium Gala« in 2000.
She was known to be very choosy about her projects; she preferred festivals such as Aix-en-Provence, Santa Fe and Glyndebourne where collaboration is close and rehearsal plentiful; for similar reasons, at major houses she tended to do new productions and new operas and avoid revivals. She returned again and again to work with trusted colleagues, in particular Sellars, Smith and choreographer Mark Morris. She sang in the world premieres of two of Morris's masterpieces, L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato (1988) and Dido and Aeneas (1989); he was to direct her as Gluck's Orfeo at the Met next May.
In contemporary opera, she may be more famous for the roles she missed creating than those she did create. Her health problems caused her to withdraw from two of the highest-profile world premieres of this decade: Kaija Saariaho's L'Amour de loin at the 2000 Salzburg Festival and John Adams's Doctor Atomic at San Francisco Opera in 2005.
One world premiere Hunt did perform proved momentous: She and Peter Lieberson fell in love when she sang in his first opera, Ashoka's Dream, at Santa Fe in 1997. He had a wife at the time; singer and composer were not able to marry until 1999.
A disc of Lorraine Hunt Lieberson singing her husband's Rilke Songs with pianist Peter Serkin was released by Bridge Records in May; a concert recording of Neruda Songs, their final collaboration, will surely appear soon.
A Short Biography of Lorraine Hunt Lieberson


Barbara Stanwyck was born Ruby Catherine Stevens on July 16, 1907, in Brooklyn, New York. Charles Dickens might have written the story of Barbara Stanwyck’s childhood, which was, by her own admission, “completely awful.” Born into poverty, she lost her mother, Catherine McGee Stevens, at age four when a drunken stranger pushed the pregnant woman. Shortly after that, her father, Byron Stevens, a bricklayer, abandoned his children to return to sea. She started working at age 13 and had been raised in homes and by an elder sister but quit school. By the age of 15, she became a Ziegfeld chorus girl. Her first husband was established actor Frank Fay: they were wed on August 26, 1928. On December 5, 1932, they adopted a son. Browse the below mentioned website, if you’re searching for additional information concerning barbara stanwyck death.
The union was a troubled one. Whereas Stanwyck achieved Hollywood stardom Fay’s successful career on Broadway didn’t translate to the screen. Also, Fay allegedly didn’t shy away from confrontations with his young wife when he was inebriated. The couple divorced on December 30, 1935. Her marriage to Fay brought. The turning point came after a screen test was brought to the attention of director Frank Capra. His Ladies of Leisure (1930) revealed to the world a new star, an actress who, as Capra himself stated, “do not act a scene she lives it.” Stanwyck and actor Robert Taylor started living together. Some books have said that Taylor was in love with Stanwyck with him than she. Their union on May 13, 1939, was organized with the help of the studio, a common practice in Hollywood’s golden age.
Taylor and she enjoyed their time together outside during the first years of their marriage and were the proud owners of several acres of prime West Los Angeles property. Their large ranch and home at the Mandeville Canyon section of Brentwood, Los Angeles, California is still to this day referred to by locals as the old “Robert Taylor ranch.” Preferring to work as a free agent, Barbara’s star rose even higher when she played with the greatest in self-sacrificing motherhood, the title character in Stella Dallas (1937). She subsequently starred for Two, followed by the downcast 1938 play the caper comedy The Mad Miss Manton and Golden Boy with William Holden, Always Goodbye.
Whatever her true feelings for Taylor, Stanwyck was reportedly devastated when lots of his letters and photos were lost in a house fire. She never remarried, collecting alimony of 15 percent of Taylor’s salary. According to a book, she tried to collect alimony back even from his wife, Ursula, even while Ursula was struggling with problems. During her later years, she suffered from vision loss and spinal distress in addition to the problems that contributed to her death. She died January 20, 1990, in Santa Monica, California from emphysema, chronic lung disease, pneumonia, and arteriosclerotic heart disease. She didn’t have a funeral and had no tomb. Her ashes are scattered in Lone Pine, California.


When it came to movies, Jack H. Harris had done it all – exhibition, distribution and film production. The secret to a movie’s success is “the story” and he hit it the first time out with THE BLOB. It’s still a public pleaser, annually celebrated at BLOBFEST. Thirty (30) plus films, famous friends, and countless discoveries followed for this Hollywood Producer who knew he could handle anything including WWII, great success, temporary reversals, family thrills, and the long-awaited union with his soul mate Judith, who he was married to for over 29 years.
Jack H. Harris started out as a child performer in vaudeville and has done everything related to the movies including projectionist, usher, theatre manager, actor, distributor and producer. Whether talking about Burns and Allen, Mary Pickford, Laurel and Hardy, Howard Hughes, Jack Nicholson, Jackie Kennedy, Natalie Wood or Barbra Streisand and Jon Peters, he’s got the stories. Some of those he helped to start in the business include Steve McQueen, Patty Duke, Ivan Reitman, John Carpenter, John Landis and so many more.
In “Father of the Blob,” Jack H. Harris reveals how he put everything on the line for the hit monster movie THE BLOB. Through his long standing entertainment career, as a producer, distributor, theater manager, he has developed an uncanny ability to recognize raw talent and has given many young filmmakers their first shot at success. It’s a terrific story that a new generation of filmmakers can learn a lot from.
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Jack H. Harris’ book recounts his career, including his most famous movie THE BLOB. Jack is a colorful character, the book an interesting read.
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Claptone unveils his latest single ‘The Big Easy’ - the third club-ready anthem to be released on his new label Golden Recordings on August 11th.
‘The Big Easy’ is yet another banger from the club-focused Golden Recordings, with Claptone throwing hair-raising brass samples and sprinkles of strings on a huge house beat. “This track is smiling at you and wants you to smile back” in the words of Claptone himself. An instant crowd-pleaser, poised to dominate festivals and clubs this summer.
It follows previous Golden Recordings singles ‘Flashdance’, the collaboration with New York legend Man Parrish, and ‘Euphoria’, which has gained over two million Spotify streams. The new label launched earlier this year is releasing music to “celebrate House Music and its everlasting golden era”, again Claptone himself.


Gertrude C. Saunders was born in Asheville, North Carolina, on March 25, 1903. When she was a senior at Benedict College in Columbia, S.C., she left the school to go on tour with vaudeville and stage performer Billy King. The Billy King Stock Co. was in residence at the Grand Theater in Chicago at the time.
Saunders’ performances turned several of Kings songs into hits: “Wait Til the Cows Come Home” from the show The Board of Education (1918), “Little Lump of Sugar” from The Heart Breakers (1918), “Hot Dog” from They’re Off (1919), and “Rose of Washington Square” from Town Top-Piks (1920), according to the Betty Boopedia. “Other shows she performed in include The Undertaker’s Daughter, The Face at the Window, and Raiding a Cabaret (all 1917), At the Beach and In the Draft (both 1918) and Over the Top and Exploits in Africa (both 1919). Over the Top was a significant work because it ‘dramatized the state of African Americans at the time of the Paris Peace Conference’ and was one of the first well-known efforts to stage serious theatrical and musical revues.”
Among Saunders’ most successful shows was the 1921 Sissle and Blake hit, Shuffle Along, which included Josephine Baker in the chorus line. While in that production, she was scouted by vaudeville promoters Hurtig and Seamon, who offered her more money to star in a burlesque show. Saunders accepted and was replaced in Shuffle Along by Florence Mills. “Mills career was cut short in November 1927, when she died at the age of 35, but the bright spotlight Saunders so foolishly relinquished was never restored to her. Saunders’ career faltered because of the move, though she continued to star in revues through the 1920s,” reports BlackThen.com.
One of those revues was financed by Bessie Smith’s husband Jack Gee in 1929, which led to a famous fight between Smith and Saunders that left Saunders bloody and beaten. In 1931, Saunders experienced a nervous breakdown and returned to her home, in Asheville, to recover.
But Saunders didn’t stay down for long. In October 1934, she was dubbed “The Original Boop-Boop-a-Doop Girl” and she was cited as originator of the phrase “Boop-Boop-a-Doop.” When Saunders appeared in Shuffle Along, she ended with her number “Daddy Won’t You Please Come Home” with a scat chorus in baby-talk. “In a 1938 Afro-American newspaper, it was declared that Gertrude debuted at the Cotton Club and that she was figured prominently at the $250,000 Infringement Lawsuit of Helen Kane and Betty Boop, who both claimed they originated the funny twist, which was a radio rage,” explains the Betty Boopedia. Another 1938 article claims that “Gertrude started ‘Boop Poop-a-Dooping’ before [Kane or Boop] and, prior to coming to the Negro Unit of Federal Theatres Project, she was a feature attraction at the Hollywood and Kit-Kat night clubs.
The article continues, “It is a known fact that Saunders inspired other female artists to scat sing.”
Saunders performed on the B.F. Keith Circuit — a chain of vaudeville theaters in the United States and Canada — known as a white circuit. She co-produced her own show, Midnight Steppers, in 1939, and was featured films, including The Toy Wife (1938), Big Timers (1945) and Sepia Children (1947), which were all marketed toward Black audiences.
Gertrude Saunders died Beverly, Massachusetts, in April, 1991.


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Drake Shares the Love as Lucky 11 Does it AgainBy Shane Addinall Jul 21, 2022 EntertainmentDrake makes big moves on Stake.com while live streaming and giving away massive prizes. Find out more about his big wins and even bigger charity.
As part of Drake's collaboration with the online casino and betting site, Stake.com, the Canadian rapper shares live streams of how he wagers huge amounts. In their most recent live broadcast, the big spender had his regular stroke of luck as he hit breath-taking wins in online roulette.
Although Drake increased his bankroll to more than $25 million, he walked away with a loss, but not before making a generous donation to one viewer and a charity organisation. This was his second appearance on Twitch's streaming platform, where he and the online gambling site collaborated.
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The Canadian rapper has a reputation as an avid gambler that loves to take colossal risks. In his collaboration with the Bitcoin casino, Stake.com, Drake invites fans to share his gambling experience via Twitch, a live streaming platform. With a remote audience of approximately 200,000, the hip-hop superstar hit cumulative wins of over $20 million.
Like he usually does, the star placed bets on his lucky number 11, and the pill played its part in bringing Drake his gigantic wins. Big wins during the session included payouts of $5.73 million, $3.87 million, and a jackpot of $12.96 million. His bankroll eventually reached $27 million, but the see-saw ride ended with Drake at the bottom, and he walked away with $1,879 in the bank.
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In true Drake fashion, the star transferred his positive karma, as he puts it, and gifted $25,000 to a lucky viewer. This instalment of the live stream partnership saw Moroccan rapper, French Montana, join Drake and the pair hosted their live audience while spoiling some fans with facetime chats.
When commenting on the event, Drake said:
"As you can see, I was clearly excited. Any time I get blessed like that, I always think it's luck that needs to be transferred, or it's good karma that needs to be transferred."
Drake's collaborations with the Bitcoin operator seem to include philanthropy, as they donated $1 million to the LeBron James Foundation. Drake also gave one of the foundation's families $100,000 in the latest stream. Drake continued:
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In their first session in May, Drake gave away 35 Bitcoins. The rapper spread the love all over the globe by video-calling randomly selected winners who received gifts worth up to $75,000 (2.6 BTC). Lucky winners included viewers from Canada, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, and Jordan.
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Stake.com and Drake announced their partnership in the first quarter of 2022, and Twitch viewers can expect a few more events from the collaboration. Drake may have lost most of his winnings so far, but it seems like the duo plans to unveil bigger things with every session. Hopefully, more charities and fans can reap the rewards from this gambling partnership.
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‘An Evening with Rosina Storchio’, recital of songs and operatic arias sung by Ermonela Jaho, accompanied by Steven Maughan at the piano, Sunday 2nd February 2020, Wigmore Hall, London, reviewed by Leslie Jones
This was soprano Ermonela Jaho’s Wigmore Hall debut, on the 50th anniversary of Opera Rara, for whom she undertook the title role in Leoncavallo’s Zazà in 2015 and the part of Anna, in Puccini’s first opera Le Willis, in 2018. A CD containing the repertoire featured in this recital, entitled Homage to Rosina Storchio, will be released later this year.
Opera has its own rich history, enhanced by the availability on the web of classic performances by its luminaries. Musicologist Ditlev Rindom reminds us in the official programme that Puccini and Toscanini were passionate admirers of Rosina Storchio, whose stellar career lasted from 1892 to 1923. She also appeared in the world premieres of Leoncavallo’s La bohème, Mascagni’s Lodoletta and Puccini’s Madama Butterfly (the latter in Milan, in 1904). How appropriate, then, that Ms. Jaho’s encore was ‘Un bel di vedremo’.
Rindom refers to Storchio’s “superb technique, nuanced acting and sheer expressive range”, words that apply no less equally to Ms. Jaho. Her eloquent body language, especially hand movements, were much in evidence in Mimi’s opening aria ‘Musette svaria sulla bocca viva’ from Leoncavallo’s La bohème and in Verdi’s early song ‘In solitaria stanza’, which prefigures the role of Violetta in La Traviata. Apropos her performance of the latter, at Royal Opera in January 2019, we commented “A svelte and striking figure, Ms. Jaho has a commanding stage presence and looks perfect in the part”. Evidently nothing changes (see Quarterly Review, January 19, 2019). She has the leading female roles in bel canto and verismo nailed down.
Maestro Pavarotti, for one, always emphasised the importance of legato. Storchio’s was reportedly “immaculate”, likewise her “gift for melancholic expression” (Ditlev Rindom). Ditto Ms. Jaho, as in her moving renditions of Bellini’s ariettas ‘Vaga luna, che inargenti’, and ‘Malinconia, ninfa gentile’. The former piece has a memorable part for the piano.
By the time she performed Francesco Paolo Tosti’s exceedingly sad song ‘Tristezza’, Jaho had warmed up and she pulled out the stops to rapturous applause. Toscanini’s ‘Nevrosi’ and Mascagni’s ‘Un dì ero piccina’ provided further opportunities to display her remarkable vocal range and dramatic ability. Part one of her recital featured Italian repertoire but she is equally at home in the French, as in her rendition, in part two, of the touching aria from Massenet’s Manon ‘Allons! Il le faut…Adieu, notre petite table’. As Ditlev Rindom points out, Manon was one of Storchio’s most admired roles.
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