Ren has been undergoing intensive treatment in Calgary after being diagnosed with the tick-borne infection Lyme’s Disease, after a long period of living with the autoimmune condition that he said left him virtually bedridden.
It followed a promising career in his 20s after making Brighton his base, where he was signed to a major record label. But he was dropped after becoming ill.
Since then he has rebuilt his career as both a rap artist and powerful songwriter, drawing on both his illness, and also his own battles with mental health issues.
In June he made a rare return to his home on Anglesey to present a cheque for £21,000 to RNLI volunteers, in recognition of their efforts to find his best friend who took his own life in 2010.
The death of Joe Hughes, 19, has played a key role in Ren’s career – with his first album Freckled Angel named in his honour, and a track describing Ren’s emotional pain at the loss on the new album.
It has also prompted him to call for more open conversations around suicide and mental health.


Every time “Dancing with the Stars” comes on again, I’m always a little mesmerized by the person you never guessed would be on the show. I’m impressed that Steve Wozniak poured himself into dance clothes and let himself be led across the stage every Monday night. I can’t get over the fact that Cloris Leachman wore that weird headband and no makeup and allowed the camera crew in to film her during her practice. I still can’t believe Jerry Springer was on the show, because a ballroom audience couldn’t be much further from his crowd. And Buzz Aldrin? At 80 years old? Holy Toledo. …
Yeah, I’m impressed.
This season it’s Kirsty Ally who seems to be the one who’s most uncomfortable. I find it strange that she never looks up (or even at the camera or her partner) during most of the interviews. But when the music goes on, man, she just takes off with confidence.
I’m really impressed that all these people can do something so outside their comfort zones.
Can you remember the last thing you did that was wildly outside your comfort zone? What was it?


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(1916 – 1949)
Marcel Cerdan was a French professional boxer and the middleweight world champion from 1948 to 1949. He is considered by many boxing experts to be the greatest French boxer ever and one of the best boxers to learn his craft on the African continent. Cerdan was born in Algeria and took part in many fights in Algeria and Morocco. His life was shaped by his athletic success, his social lifestyle and, ultimately, by his tragic death in an airplane crash.
On 21 September 1948, Cerdan captured the WM title by defeating the American boxer Tony Zale, best known for his three fights against Rocky Graziano, of which Zale won two. The Ring Magazine called the fight between Cerdan and Zale the fight of the year for 1948. In the same year, Cerdan was chosen as French athlete of the year by the sports magazine L’Équipe.
During his brief time as world champion, Cerdan became well-known in the Paris social scene. Although he was married with three children, he had an affair with the famous singer Édith Piaf, which lasted from summer 1948 through his death in autumn of 1949. Piaf dedicated one of her most famous songs, Hymne à l’amour, to Cerdan.
Cerdan lost his title in his first title defence against Jake LaMotta. Cerdan’s shoulder was injured when he was wrestled to the ground in the first round, after which he could only fight with one arm. He conceded the match in the tenth round.
It would be the last fight of Cerdan’s life. A contract was signed for a rematch and Cerdan was to enter a training camp to prepare for the fight. But before camp began, he flew to New York to visit Piaf, who was performing there. The aircraft crashed upon approaching Santa Maria airport in the Azores.
His boxing record shows 110 wins in 114 fights, with 4 losses.
Cerdan was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1991.
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A Lover of Music and Women
Liszt spent a considerable amount of his life on the roads of Europe touring from Paris to St Petersburg, from Vienna and Pest to as far as Istanbul mainly in a luxury coach designed especially for him, and carrying a Hungarian passport. However, the great Hungarian patriot of whom we are so proud of could not get Hungarian citizenship these days according to the present Hungarian immigration law. He was bilingual, spoke and wrote in German and French but never learnt Hungarian properly. At the age of 62 in 1873 he wrote in a letter to a friend: ”Despite my lamentable ignorance of the language, I must be permitted to remain from birth to death, in heart and soul a Hungarian, and hence I am anxious to promote the cause of Hungarian music.”
His attachment to Hungary was unquestionable though he spent only a limited period of his life in his homeland. His first demonstrative gesture to prove his dedication to the country was in 1838 to help the victims of the Danube floods by organizing a charity concert tour beginning in Vienna, then moving on to Pest. More than thirty years later the Hungarian Parliament passed the Bill to set up the Hungarian Academy of Music whose first president was Liszt Ferenc. Liszt researchers tend to keep up the issue of ethnic affiliation but as my friend Paul Merrick, a dedicated scholar on Liszt – who chose Hungary as his second home – would put it: “He is Liszt Ferenc for the Hungarians and Franz Liszt for the rest of the world. Full stop.”
He was born in 1811 in Doborján (Raiding, now in Austria) near Sopron to an Austrian mother and to Adam Liszt, an estate clerk in the services of the Eszterházy family. Liszt’s early career and fame was due mainly to his father’s PR skills. His son was only six when he discovered his exceptional musical talent and devoted the rest of his short life to promote his son to become one of the most celebrated artists in 19th century Europe. Liszt’s ‘wunderkind’ period lasted from his debut in Sopron when he was nine, followed by studies and further concerts in Vienna and Paris until his father’s sudden death in 1827.
After a period of adolescent self-doubt and contemplation he soon reached maturity culminating in his stormy and lasting love affair with the Countess Marie d’Agoult in 1833, who sacrificed her marriage and eloped with Liszt to start an eleven-year relationship the product of which was Liszt’s most creative period and three children, Blandine, Cosima (better known as Wagner’s wife) and Daniel.
He was a genius and perfectionist in every sense of the word. As a virtuoso pianist, he mesmerized his audience by his technical and performing skills. As a composer he was most innovative and prolific. He was a supporter of programme music and thus influential on 20th century musical trends. His composing period started in Weimar where he settled for more than a decade after the Grand Duchess appointed him Kapellmeister in 1847.
As a conductor he also brought innovative elements into the art. In Weimar he staged 29 operas and conducted 47. It was also in this period when he developed a close relationship with Wagner and assisted with his career.
As a teacher he was most influential, his pupils included, Hans von Bülow (his daughter Cosima’s first husband). Liszt was also reputed as a philanthropist. He helped many causes and donated his performing fees lavishly to the Beethoven monument in Bonn, the Hungarian National School of Music and the building fund of Cologne Cathedral, just to name a few.
Though Queen Victoria presented Liszt with her own bust after he gave a private concert for the Queen in 1886, he was far from Victorian in his sexual mores. The dames of Europe lay at his feet. As young as 17 he fell in love with a (lady of his own age) but her father strictly forbade the blossoming of this promising relationship due to mésalliance. His affairs were legendary though he was committed seriously to only two women, the Countess Marie d’Agoult and Princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein whom he never married, a most unorthodox attitude by the moral norms of the time. The latter entered his life for good in 1847 when Liszt played in Kiev and she followed him to Weimar and later Rome where he took minor orders in the Church after the death of his two children in the 1860s. He had previously become a ‘confrater’ of the Franciscan order at Pest in 1858.
His late years were spent by living a threefold life travelling between Rome, Weimar and Pest. He died of pneumonia in Bayreuth in 1886, at the age of 74. His colossal monument is a pilgrimage site for music lovers of all nationalities.


Tboy has been crazy busy lately. He's sorry for the dearth of postings, and he hopes to be able to explain why soon.
But he can't let the morning pass without welcoming Nelson Gerard Knoche, who joins us courtesy of actor Bruce Nelson and Bruce's friend Nina.
Little Nelson was born Nov. 30. Welcome to the brave new world, Nelson Gerard. And relax: There's not gonna be any pressure on you to be funny or anything.


Jenny Oaks Baker is a Grammy Nominated, Billboard No. 1 performer
and recording artist. She received her master of music degree from the renowned Juilliard School in New York City and her bachelor’s degree in violin performance from the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. She has performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Strathmore Hall, and the Library of Congress, and as a guest soloist with the National Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, Utah Symphony, and Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Over the years Jenny has collaborated with such luminaries as Gladys Knight, Kurt Bestor, Marvin Hamlisch, and the former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and has released fourteen studio albums since 1998. Jenny, her husband Matthew, and their four musical children reside in Salt Lake City, Utah.


Luca Ward, the Italian voice actor for Johnny Silverhand played by none other than Keanu Reeves, has recently shared some really exciting news according to journalist Gian Luca Rocco.
Apparently Keanu is enjoying the job so much that he decided to double his presence. That means two times the recordings for him and every other voice actor for Johnny Silverhand.
“A good actor, and Keanu is a great actor, will always infuse their character with a bit of their own special thing,” Marcin Blacha Story Director at CD Projekt RED.
It looks like Keanu Reeves is really loving his time in Cyberpunk 2077. After all he is a very busy man, as he is currently involved in several projects like the Matrix 4, Rally Car and Bill & Ted Face the Music.
It has also been announced that he will be back in the fourth John Wick, something almost everyone expected after that ending in John Wick: Parabellum.
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Praticamente succede questa cosa.C'è Luca Ward ospite da noi. Vuoi non stalkerarlo con qualche domanda su Cyberpunk?…
Cyberpunk 2077 will be released on April 16th.


A man of numerous abilities.
Everybody needs to work with Ed Sheeran.
Since the arrival of his breakout single, The A Team, in 2011, the clean haired ginger has designed a fortunate profession for himself as a Grammy-winning troubadour and productive musician, composing and singing with Taylor Swift (Everything Has Changed), The Weeknd (Dark Times), Macklemore and Ryan Lewis (Growing Up) and Tori Kelly (I Was Made For Loving You).
In any case, Sheeran, 26, has additionally put his stamp on a few tracks without singing a solitary note. Before he discloses his third collection, Divide, on Friday, we take a gander at five tunes you might not have known he co-composed.
Justin Bieber, Love Yourself
The Bieb’s insinuating acoustic kiss-off was an unexpected hit off his Purpose collection, hitting No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles graph and acquiring a tune of the year Grammy selection. Be that as it may, the ridiculing ditty was at first expected for Sheeran’s Divide. “Justin took it and did his thing on it, and discharged it as a solitary and made it what it is,” Sheeran told Carson Daly in a meeting prior this year. “So going from a melody that would have never been discharged to (being) the greatest tune of a year ago … it just demonstrates to you that you shouldn’t generally discount stuff.”
Major Lazer, Cold Water
Not content just to give Bieber one hit, Sheeran unintentionally composed another crush for pop’s terrible kid, who is highlighted on Major Lazer’s riotous move song of devotion with Danish artist Mø. “It was a melody I must’ve half-composed some place at once where I was composing a great deal of tunes,” Sheeran additionally told Daly. “I got an email from Diplo simply resembling, ‘Yo! That Cold Water melody is dope! Would I be able to have it?’ And I resembled, ‘I have no clue what really matters to you talking.’ ” After much forward and backward, Cold Water was inevitably recorded and discharged, cresting at No. 2 the previous summer.
One Direction, Little Things
Sheeran co-composed a modest bunch of melodies for his kindred Brits before their exceedingly advertised “break,” including Moments, Over Again and 18. His best commitment was Little Things, which moved to No. 33 on the outlines in 2013. Despite the fact that it’s not about a specific body some portion of Harry Styles’, he said amid a New Zealand radio meeting at the time, in spite of a prevalent gossip.
Hilary Duff, Tattoo
For her 2015 rebound collection, Breathe In, Breathe Out, the Younger star enlisted Tove Lo to help pen her Tinder-enlivened single, Sparks, and Sheeran for the passionate Tattoo. “He vocally delivered it and came in the stall with me,” Duff told MTV in front of its discharge. “I was truly scared on the grounds that, ordinarily, they don’t do that, so I kept gazing upward and resembling, ‘You’re Ed Sheeran and I’m singing the tune that you composed and I need to make it proud’.
Jessie Ware, Say You Love Me
Product may best be known for her Nicki Minaj joint effort The Crying Game and commitment to the initial Fifty Shades of Gray soundtrack, Meet Me in the Middle. In any case, you may likewise perceive her powerhouse song Say You Love Me, which is removed her staggering 2014 collection Tough Love. When she co-composed the tune with Sheeran, Ware felt “like I could put stock in him with my life, despite the fact that we didn’t have any acquaintance with each other that well at the time,” she told OfficialCharts.com. “He came over and we rapidly composed this melody. I’m, extremely fortunate to have encountered working with him.”


Regular readers will know that I usually refrain from comment on the lives of entertainment celebrities unless I feel there is a point to be made beyond simple voyeurism. I do feel compelled to share a few thoughts regarding the sudden passing of Michael Jackson.
To me, Michael Jackson for a long time has been a tragic figure. So much talent and so much promise, but his life is a vivid illustration of how our modern “celebrity culture” destroys lives. Jackson went from being a handsome black man to a disturbing white androgyne; from the world’s darling, the “King of Pop”, to an accused child molester; from being a multimillionaire to being millions in debt; from being the world’s number one performer and recording artist to being unable to perform on stage or even clearly remember his own accomplishments through the haze of drugs.
In the long run, I think Michael Jackson will be rightly remembered for his music. But we should pause to reflect on the disturbing path his life began to take beginning in 1979. That was the year Jackson, already a megastar at 21, broke his nose during a dance move. His rhinoplasty was botched and led to subsequent nasal surgeries, which in turn led to purely cosmetic surgery on his eyes, lips, nose, and chin. Combined with the burns to his scalp sustained in 1984 while filming a Pepsi commerical, by the late 1980s Jackson was virtually unrecognizable, anorexic, and addicted to painkillers. The contrast between photos of Jackson in 1984 and 1988 is striking and shows the change from a heartthrob to a disturbing figure. He had become such a mega-celebrity that no one around him had the guts to stand up to him and make him seek counseling or go to rehab. Jackson’s money bought silence and acquiescence to his every whim, including the purchase of the Neverland Ranch that ultimately led to his downfall and debt.
Among the many eulogies being delivered for Jackson, I am particularly struck by comments made by Rabbi Shmuely Boteach, a close friend and companion of Jackson’s – to the extent that he indeed had any close friends – for about five years. While Boteach is a controversial figure who is himself accused of using Jackson for his own self-promotion, much of what he says in today’s Jerusalem Post rings true:
“While I was heartsick at the news, especially for his three young children, I was not shocked. I dreaded this day and knew it had to come sooner rather than later….My fear was that Michael’s life would be cut short. When you have no ingredients of a healthy life, when you are totally detached from that which is normal, and when you are a super-celebrity you, God forbid, end up like Janis Joplin like Elvis…”
Boteach writes that “In many ways his tragedy was to mistake attention for love.” In fact, many of the oddest rumors and stories about Jackson – such as the story about him sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber – were spread by Jackson himself as publicity stunts. Ironically, he later came to fear the intense media scrutiny that he had fueled, shielding himself and his children from the public with masks and veils.
Much has been made of Jackson’s abuse at the hands of his father as being partially responsible for his warped life. Yet, countless others have endured childhood abuse and grown up into remarkably normal individuals – haunted by their own demons perhaps but fundamentally no worse off than their neighbors. Rather, it was Jackson’s super-celebrity status that operated to prevent him from getting the help and care that a normal person would have. He stopped listening, so those around him stopped talking.
Jackson’s musical career was staggering, but one can only imagine what he might have been capable of if he had been healthy and able to devote himself to his music for the last 15 years. Ultimately, Jackson’s family’s loss is shared by everyone who was touched by his music. But as the world grieves for Jackson’s death, I find myself more inclined to grieve for his sad and painful life.


One can only imagine what Lena Waithe’s calendar looks like these days. Likely jam-packed, with barely enough time for her to eat and sleep. An Emmy-award winning actress, producer, and screenwriter, these last few years of Ms. Waithe’s life read like a fairytale, with her rapid and meteoritic ascent into the upper echelons of Hollywood. 2018 concluded with Ms. Waithe gracing the cover of Time Magazine, having been named by Time Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People of 2018. Early 2018 brought the premiere of The Chi, a Showtime drama created and developed by Ms. Waithe herself. And in 2017, Ms. Waithe made history by becoming the first African-American female to win an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, for her work on the television series Master of None. Oh, and she got engaged that same year to her longtime girlfriend, Alana Mayo. Ms. Waithe, in addition to being a brilliant and groundbreaking actress, is currently on her way to becoming an icon in the LGTBQ+ community for her work and commitment in pushing for diversity in artistic representation and equal treatment of people of color, with an emphasis on addressing issues that affect queer people of color. In her historic and emotional 2017 Emmy acceptance speech, Ms. Waithe stated, “The things that make us different, those are our superpowers.” But in an unexpected turn of events, Ms. Waithe has been on an apology tour these past few weeks, with the spotlight turned on her for the wrong reasons—her being forced to explain her role with respect to persistent sexual misconduct occurring on the set of her own show, The Chi, by an actor on that show—Jason Mitchell. All eyes are now on Ms. Waithe—an accomplished, celebrated, queer woman of color for whom the sky is the limit—as she grapples with the nuances and her responsibilities within the current, high-risk sexual misconduct landscape. And now, what next for Lena? And what, really is Lena’s liability in all of this?
The story that led to these allegations coming to light began when, sometime in 2018, Tiffany Boone, a lead actress on The Chi, informed show executives that Jason Mitchell, a lead actor and Ms. Boone’s love interest on the show, had engaged in behavior with her that was sexual and inappropriate in nature, while on set. These allegations against Mr. Mitchell, made by both actresses and staff from The Chi, as well as from Mr. Mitchell’s other pending production, Desperados, on Netflix, became public in April 2019. Ms. Waithe has stated that she did not know of the accusations against Mr. Mitchell until after the first season of The Chi had wrapped, and that she personally spoke to Ms. Boone, who had made numerous complaints about Mr. Mitchell. Ms. Waithe claims that she apologized to Ms. Boone for what had occurred thus far, and said further actions would be taken to resolve the issue. Ms. Waithe has publicly stated that after learning of these allegations, she made the decision to hire Ayanna Floyd, a woman of color, as The Chi’s showrunner, and that said decision, according to Ms. Waithe, was “a direct reflection of me trying to change the attitude and the environment on that set.” Ayanna Floyd has released numerous public statements agreeing that when she came aboard for Season 2 of The Chi, Ms. Waithe informed of her the numerous claims against Mr. Mitchell, and had detailed the tense and worsening relationship between Ms. Boone, one of the show’s lead actresses, and Mr. Mitchell. Ms. Floyd now insists that as the filming for Season Two progressed, she made Ms. Waithe aware that Mr. Mitchell’s conduct was not getting better, but that Ms. Waithe never took any further action to attempt to correct the issue. Ms. Waithe, since the news of Mr. Mitchell’s misconduct has come to light, has done numerous interviews, explaining her thought process and the actions she personally took when she learned of the allegations. Ms. Waithe has stated that she ultimately deferred to Ms. Floyd, as showrunner, to manage the allegations, as Ms. Floyd had told Ms. Waithe that she would “handle it”. As Ms. Waithe has now readily agreed, in numerous interviews, the situation definitely and unfortunately never was “handled”.
As for now, Ms. Waithe continues her apology tour, offering up numerous regrets as to what she should have done to prevent the misconduct from being allowed to fester and continue. Ms. Waithe has said that perhaps she should have personally reached out to Ms. Boone about her continued complaints as soon as Ms. Waithe was informed that matters had not gotten any better during the filming of Season Two of The Chi. The working environment on the set of The Chi ultimately became so toxic that, after the filming of Season 2, Ms. Boone became so fearful of Mr. Mitchell that she informed show executives at The Chi that she could no longer work with Mr. Mitchell, and quit the show. Ms. Waithe has pointed to her hiring of Ms. Floyd, a black woman, as the show runner for Season Two of The Chi as a thoughtful and deliberate step to prevent the misconduct from continuing. Ms. Waithe has also shared that she herself spoke to Mr. Mitchell about his behavior, and had informed him that it was unacceptable and needed to stop. But despite these actions taken by Ms. Waithe, it is clear that what she did was not enough—and that for months, both talent and staff on her show were forced to work in an environment that was abusive, hostile, and potentially dangerous. Ms. Waithe’s attempted remedies show a person in a position of power who was informed of misconduct and who tried, by various means, to take specific and intentional steps to correct the behavior, and to prevent any future misconduct. Which begs the question—what went wrong?
Production sets—whether on a Hollywood soundstage, or in a community theater—do not have the tools to offer a clear and consistent reporting mechanism when there are allegations of wrongdoing and misconduct. Where’s the Human Resources door to go knock on after an actress has just performed her seventh take on a scene being filmed at 5 am in a remote location? For the protection and well-being of both cast and crew, it is imperative that there exist an independent, easily accessible, party to which complaints can be made, night or day, whether filming in a rural locale or on a soundstage. Additionally, despite Ms. Waithe’s seemingly heartfelt conversations with Mr. Mitchell, done in an attempt to stop his bad behavior, it flat-out didn’t work. Period. The cure for this is that there must exist two things on every set, always—written policies and written procedure manuals regarding set misconduct—that are written and disseminated to cast and crew. The written policies must outline and list what is unacceptable behavior. The written procedure manual articulates the consistent and uniform course of action that will be taken when a misconduct complaint is made. That course of action, at a bare minimum, should include a full investigation being conducted, where witnesses, whether the complaining witnesses or otherwise, speak immediately to an independent, 3rd-party investigator. Additionally, the investigator should then take next steps, including collecting any additional evidence, and at the conclusion of the investigation, write an investigative report, summarizing their work, and making a conclusion about the allegations.
It does appear that Ms. Waithe’s heart was in the right place in her unsuccessful attempts to get the bad behavior to stop. Both her apology to Ms. Boone for the misconduct on set, as well as her conversation with Mr. Mitchell, telling him to stop his behavior—evince her desire for things to get better. But—respectfully—Ms. Waithe does not have the skill set and background, either as an investigator or as a victim advocate, to perform interviews and investigations that could produce corrective or ameliorative results. It is clear that a sense of justice, however delayed, has come for Mr. Mitchell. Shortly after news of the misconduct allegations broke, Mr. Mitchell’s agent, manager, and lawyer dropped him as a client. He was then fired from his role in the upcoming Netflix movie, Desperado. And most recently, the MTV Video and Movie Awards eliminated him as a nominee for the role of Best Actor in a Television Show—a nomination that he snagged for his acting work on The Chi. Time will only tell as to how many more press outlets Ms. Waithe will have to visit in order to explain the actions that she took, and to apologize. In one of her most recent interviews, Ms. Waithe regretfully stated the following—“Even though he’s an actor on a show of mine, his behavior is also a representative of me and I can’t have that…Ultimately my regret is that an actress on my set felt unsafe and that is not something I would ever want.”


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Looking tall in those high heels, Malena Morgan poses for some hot bikini shots with her super fine body.
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Malena Morgan grabs her sweet ass cheeks so we get a good pussy view. We also can see her distinct tattoos.
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Elvis, Little Richard, Alice Cooper, Boy George, Green Day, Duran Duran, Twisted Sister, Adam Ant, Dee Snider, Jared Leto…the list goes on and on. Ranging from punk “guy-liner” to borderline drag, men have used makeup through music history to develop their on-stage persona.
Men who wear makeup in day-to-day life are often ridiculed for embracing a “feminine” look. Through the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s – when homophobic slurs were used without a second-thought and violence towards any “other” groups were systematically practiced – male musicians in makeup were somehow easily embraced. The stage is a safe place to practice non-conformity.
The godfather of the glam rock era of the ‘70s was of course, David Bowie. His gender-bending image extended passed his blouses and kitten heels. His most iconic looks can be credited to the makeup artistry that became definitive of each Bowie era.
Ziggy Stardust – a name that has become synonymous with David Bowie – was created with the help of makeup artist Pierre Laroche. The look was inspired by Kabuki-style makeup. The first step was to apply a thick, white base. Then, the whole eye was painted in waves of red, working passed the brow bone all the way up into the temples. To finish off the look, a space-like, golden circle was carefully painted in the centre of his forehead. In a 1973 interview with Rolling Stone, Bowie explained that he experienced homophobic abuse before fans warmed up to his image. He described his costumes and makeup as being rebellious for the time, and that although it was hard for people to accept, he liked to play up his femininity anyway.
Years later, the vibrant red thunderbolt from Aladdin Sane – Bowie’s sixth studio album – resulted in flocks of young girls trying to recreate the look. In 2012, Kate Moss was pictured on the cover of Paris Vogue paying tribute to the iconic look. Bowie also rimmed his eyes with brown kohl liner on a daily basis, but he believed that you should always let your skin breathe.
During the time of Bowie’s success, his close friend Mick Jagger was also adopting elements of the glam rock aesthetic. A more subtle smokey eye or rim of black liner was worn by Jagger in the late ‘60s and into the ‘70s. His natural features – sharp cheekbones, pillow-like lips and big eyes complimented the way that he did his makeup. He became a sex symbol, for both men and women.
As a teenager, Mike Jagger invited girls over to his house to test out samples of his mother’s Avon collection. He would happily let the girls apply lipstick and mascara on him, and used it as a way to get dates.
In the early stages of the Stones, when they performed in small clubs, audiences were less than accepting. People would scream abusive language at Jagger, like “Queer!” and “Homo!” as he moved his hips furiously across the stage. As glam rock moved its way into the mainstream, The Rolling Stones were embraced by teenagers all over the world. Other band members, like Keith Richards also began to wear makeup. Androgyny was at the heart of rock and roll. In a music form based around rebellion and sex, makeup became a unique way for performers and fans to explore things beyond heteronormativity.
Many of the men in music history who wore makeup were white, but in the ‘80s Prince rose to fame. A huge factor of Prince’s success was credited to his development of an image that was extremely different from other artists and bands. Although he took stylistic influence from androgynous men of the ‘70s – including both Bowie and Jagger – he wanted to do something that had never been done before. Prince’s wardrobe consisted of highly embellished details and garments – to leave his face bare would seem unfitting. He often wore a cat eye that framed his piercing, dark eyes. If Prince had a mission statement, it would be to ooze sexuality through his appearance and his music. He was virile. He was feminine.
In the 1984 song “I Would Die 4 U” he sang, “I’m not a woman/I’m not a man/I am something you’ll never understand.” Like Mick Jagger, Prince was a sex icon for every gender. His makeup and feminine grooming worked in a counteractive way where it enhanced his masculinity.
These men were beauty icons. While their music itself was undoubtedly spectacular, they truly embodied what it means to be a visual performer. Their androgynous clothing and makeup captured the attention of fans all over the world. The theatrical nature was relatable to everyone, it was sexually appealing to everyone and it was praised by everyone. Their makeup styles trickled down into the mainstream, influencing the fashion world and everyday people to replicate their looks.
Bowie, Jagger, Prince, and many other male musicians have adopted makeup in their acts as a form of expression, and more importantly – rebellion. *Cue Rebel Rebel*


“Together” (“Aerial Ballet”) Listen to “Together,” and you’ll understand why Nilsson earned stylistic … A tenorwith a 3 ⁄2 octave range, Nilsson was one of the few major pop-rock recording artists of his era and others to achieve significant commercial success without ever perf… Most famous for his covers of “Everybody’s Talkin’” and “Without You,” he won multiple Grammys, had hit songs, was a favorite of the Beatles (and has been referred to as “the American Beatle”), collaborated and caroused with John Lennon, built lasting friendships with Ringo Starr, Micky Dolenz, and other famous types, and has been celebrated as one of the finest vocalists, melodicists, and songwriters in pop music history. Singer/songwriter Harry Nilsson was born Harry Edward Nilsson III in Brooklyn, N.Y. on June 15th, 1941. Two of his biggest hits (“Everybody’s Talkin'” and “Without You”) fall into the latter category, and he won Grammys for both of them. In short, he forged his own path. He recorded too many covers albums. It elevates a standard C&W-style lament into something flush with wounded beauty. Nilsson also wrote the story and songs and did all the singing in the unforgettable animated ABC television movie The Point, which was narrated by Dustin Hoffman, and then by Ringo Starr in the video release. He spurned the pop star obligation to tour and perform live; he sometimes did “specials” instead. Nilsson’s genius and creativity were cut short January 15, 1994, when at the age of 52, he died quietly in his sleep at his home in Agoura Hills, California. During the 70's he had a string of hits. (C) 2016 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment http://vevo.ly/Lqf1nU This album features some of my Nilsson faves like The Moonbeam Song, Coconut and the tear jerker Without You, one of the few cover songs that outshines the original(by Badfinger). Or better yet, just listen to all of “Nilsson Sings Newman,” Nilsson’s lovely tribute to singer-songwriter Randy Newman, who at the time had only put out one record and was a relative unknown. “Mucho Mungo/Mt. And Now Little Green Bag (dialogue excerpt) 2. And though his voice is known worldwide, he never toured and rarely performed in public, having preferred to work almost exclusively in the studio. This is one perplexing aspect of Nilsson’s legacy: it’s hard to say how well-known and appreciated he is. "My mom likes to tell a story of when I was a toddler," explains Kiefo Nilsson, the second youngest of the seven children in the family of late pop songwriting legend Harry Nilsson. It’s one of numerous reasons why Nilsson fans don’t simply like or admire him. As the songs demonstrate, Nilsson was an American original. It’s not uncommon to encounter the argument that Lennon plus McCartney equaled Nilsson. Oct 9, 2019 - Explore York's board "Harry Nilsson" on Pinterest. Harry Edward Nilsson III (June 15, 1941 – January 15, 1994), known professionally as Nilsson, was an American singer-songwriter who achieved the peak of his commercial success in the early 1970s.His work is characterized by pioneering vocal overdub experiments, returns to the Great American Songbook, and fusions of Caribbean sounds. His sensibilities were all over the map. Q: 4 Stars - Excellent - "...we have to put up with covers of "Magic Carpet Ride" and "Harvest Moon," but fans of RESERVOIR DOGS realize that it is a small price to pay for such a souvenir...". For that, Nilsson may not have achieved the popularity and commercial success that he deserved, but he did leave behind a legacy of supreme artistic integrity. It’s basically the anti-“Without You” for its lack of histrionics. Nilsson’s voice and songs have also been featured in countless films and television shows. “Daylight Has Caught Me” is a case in point. With its hazy, sun-kissed, happily buzzed vibes, it’s a little hideaway, an escape from the madness. 10 Of The Best Harry Nilsson Songs Of All Time To Remember His Legacy, “Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin’ About Him)?,”, “Nilsson: The Life of a Singer-Songwriter.”. While I concede that “Nilsson Schmilsson” is the “better” of the two Richard Perry-produced records (i.e., it’s more disciplined and coherent), “Son” has more personality and bravado without skimping on superb tunes. Harry Edward Nilsson III (June 15, 1941 – January 15, 1994), known professionally as Nilsson, was an American singer-songwriter who achieved the peak of his commercial success in the early 1970s. He “retired” prior to turning 40. Copyright © 2020 The Federalist, a wholly independent division of FDRLST Media, All Rights Reserved. As a new box set of his work is … It sounds like a classic Elton John romp but drunk, thanks to Nilsson’s deliciously ragged and slurred vocal. You Can’t Do That (1967-1970) Nilsson’s first album, Pandemonium Shadow Show, is the doorway into a hall of mirrors.It’s named for the circus act in Ray Bradbury’s haunting book Something Wicked This Way Comes.Nilsson, who adored Bradbury, had hoped to use that title for the album, itself plucked from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, but Bradbury never returned his letter. Harry Nilsson had been struggling to make inroads into the music business for over five years before his critically acclaimed 1967 album, Pandemonium Shadow Show. This is the man who hit No. (It has recently been re-released with additional material.) The DVD also contains 93 minutes of Bonus Material Deleted Scenes, Extended Sequences, an Alternate Ending and more. MR: Plus there was Nilsson Schmilsson, an enormously successful and popular LP. When this was recorded, Nilsson's career was picking up steam, and he … His work is characterized by pioneering vocal overdub experiments, returns to the Great American Songbook, and fusions of Caribbean sounds. He had too many modes, too many layers. The mutual admiration between Harry and the Fab Four quickly evolved into what would become close and long-lasting personal friendships with each of them. Little Green Bag; 3. Music video by Harry Nilsson performing Coconut (audio). Club guide, John Scheinfeld’s well-made documentary, “Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin’ About Him)?,” and Alyn Shipton’s matter-of-fact but thorough biography, “Nilsson: The Life of a Singer-Songwriter.”. Nilsson’s genius and creativity were cut short January 15, 1994, when at the age of 52, he died quietly in his sleep at his home in Agoura Hills, California. The project was an exceedingly generous show of respect from a more established artist to an up-and-comer. As exemplified with “Take 54,” it’s where Nilsson’s songwriting talents and indulgent impulses were most productively in harmony. Sometime in the early ’90s, Harry Nilsson walked into Warner Bros. with a new batch of demos. He also had a son, Zachary Nine, from his marriage to Diane. It’s a riveting mess: labored, emotionally strained, almost always on the verge of collapse. Barry Lenser lives and works in the Upper Midwest. If you belong to a younger demographic of Nilsson enthusiasts, it might also mean you romanticize your fandom as some sort of secret knowledge of higher things (I know I do). Although Harry Nilsson is gone, he is anything but forgotten, with his phenomenal musical legacy continuing to delight, move and entertain millions of people around the world every day. Great soundtrack from Nilsson's animated children's special, including narration. Until it closed in 1960, the Paramount was reputed to be the fourth largest theater in the world and featured live rock and roll shows. That’s not to mention his salty synopsis of this failed romance (“Things went good, things went bad…good, bad, good, bad, good, bad”) or the silliness of the rhymes. This new album features nine Nilsson originals as well as covers by Jimmy Webb and Yoko Ono, with musical contributions from an all-star cast of musicians like Van Dyke Parks, Jim Keltner, Webb, and Harry’s son, Kiefo. This two-disc set presents some of Nilsson’s most well-known songs, and includes two previously unreleased tracks, remastered tracks, and single versions. Grammy Award-winner Harry Nilsson, hailed as a genius and recognized by his peers as one of the greatest singer-songwriters of the twentieth century, began life humbly in Brooklyn, New York, June 15 1941. Speaking of vigorous, sweaty, and the ‘70s, it doesn’t get much better than Bobby Keys’ sax solo on “Take 54,” the rockin’ opening cut on “Son of Schmilsson.” For that matter, it doesn’t get much better than “Take 54” period. In 1980 Nilsson wrote the soundtrack for Robert Altman's film Popeye. children. And it was Ringo Starr who served as best man at his marriage to Una, the mother of Beau, Ben, Annie, Olivia, Kief and Oscar, six of his seven children (Zak, the eldest, was born of a previous marriage). He clearly was no fringe player, and his influence still reverberates. Why the bizarre incongruity, the wondrous artistry and the zaniness side by side? He had six children with his third wife, Una: Annie, Beau, Ben, Kief, Olivia, and Oscar. Nonetheless, the promotional video for “All I Think About Is You” is Nilssonian in the extreme. Early in his recording career, Harry’s music was discovered by the Beatles, who were then at their peak, and became his biggest fans. Just over two minutes long and yet covering a lot of ground, “Together” is also a model of efficient songwriting––another Beatles hallmark. Meanwhile, in keeping with the “Knnillssonn” artwork, the video features a creepily four-eyed Nilsson singing, raising his eyebrows, and even sucking his thumb. Not only was Nilsson an extraordinary singer and a uniquely gifted songwriter, he was also hilarious. The simplest answer: “Just Harry being Harry,” a phrase that surely has been uttered countless times about this remarkable man. He is known for the hit singles "Everybody's Talkin'" (1969), "Without You" (1971), and "Coconut" (1972). In this first ever full-length biography, author Alyn Shipton traces Harry Nilsson’s life from his Brooklyn childhood to his Los Angeles adolescence and his gradual emergence as a uniquely talented singer-songwriter. The 1970s singer-songwriter never received the mainstream accolades he deserved, but he still had a prolific career worth checking out. It’s a total barn burner, up there among Nilsson’s hardest-hitting tracks. Harry Nilsson (Children's) - Pandora. The profound musical gifts of Harry Nilsson are on full display in THE ESSENTIAL NILSSON. If that doesn't work, please visit our help page. Nilsson’s voice and use of overdubs combine to bring a dimension of warmth and beauty to Newman’s often-gruff (but terrific!) There, it was tough going for Harry and family. originals. A wildly entertaining, star-studded documentary that tells the story of Harry Nilsson. “I sang my b-lls off for you, baby,” exclaims Nilsson as he mischievously recounts an episode of in-studio lust. Soon after, they released Pandemonium Shadow Show, the first of more than a dozen albums he would record for that label. It has since become etched in rock and roll history how – at a huge press conference in New York City to announce the launch of Apple Records – John Lennon announced to the world that Nilsson was his favorite “group!” Later during that same New York visit, he also enthusiastically declared “Nilsson for President!” Ringo Starr, who later became best friends with Harry, at one time proclaimed Nilsson had “the greatest voice on planet Earth!” Paul McCartney and George Harrison were fans and good pals as well. This biography starts off very strong, and that's not often the case with biographies, even the good ones. The ensuing years found him uprooted again, bouncing from relative to relative and place to place, finally returning to Los Angeles – this time to stay. They had six children, including Annie, who is a singer/songwriter in her own right. Below are ten Nilsson songs you should like. Harry Nilsson himself peforms the narration on the corresponding soundtrack album, which is a delight in itself. Even Nilsson’s damaged voice (the result of a ruptured vocal cord) hits just the right spot. Co-written by Dr. John, it’s a piano and horns-driven blast of addictive energy that doesn’t let up. Director John Scheinfeld brings added emotion and intimacy to the story with over 50 Nilsson recordings, rare or never-before-seen film clips, home movies and personal photos. In 1970, Nilsson scripted and scored an animated made-for-TV children’s movie, The Point, and made an album of Randy Newman covers (Nilsson Sings Newman), on which Newman himself played the piano. JW: Nilsson Schmilsson, of course, was the great, I think, seminal record of Harry's career that Richard Perry produced. Elga” is one exception. I was there for a while at the recording. Other artists also recognized Nilsson’s songwriting talents, and his songs were (and still are) recorded by many top performers, from Joe Cocker and Neil Diamond to Diana Ross and Barbra Streisand, Ella Fitzgerald and Johnny Mathis to Glen Campbell and Brian Wilson, as well as many others. And there are films like Midnight Cowboy, Forrest Gump, Practical Magic, Casino, All That Jazz, Contact, The Ice Storm, GoodFellas, Skidoo, The Craft, Reservoir Dogs, A Good Year, Crank, Bottle Shock, Confessions of a Shopaholic, Popeye and many more. Try disabling any ad blockers and refreshing this page. As he shouts out “D-mn d-mn the daylight!” like it’s his personal motto, you can be forgiven for wanting to join the party. For more on Nilsson, I recommend this Grantland retrospective, this A.V. is the soundtrack to a cartoon feature originally aired on ABC TV in 1971. Here’s Nilsson before he was “Nilsson!” Cut in 1962 and not released for many years, the vocal track demo for Audie Murphy and Scott Turner’s “Please Mr. Music Man” was Nilsson’s first professional recording. It tells the story of a circus runaway who was abandoned by his father and later ditched his own son. Abandoned by his father (his mother said he had been killed in the war – a story Harry found out many years later was untrue), Harry, along with his mother and half-sister, moved to Southern California. Tracks of Disc 1; 1. Rock Flock Of Five (dialogue excerpt) Sadly, Nilsson lived out both of these roles in real life, but he did go on to become a devoted family man with his third wife, Una O’Keeffe, and their six (!) Three Dog Night’s recording of Nilsson’s “One” became their breakthrough hit and first Gold Record, and Harry’s “Cuddly Toy” was a hit for the Monkees. But I did try to hit the most important styles and phases of his career without leaning on his best-known tunes. No song or album or moment could ever be said to convey the essence of Nilsson as an individual. A wildly entertaining, star-studded documentary that tells the story of Harry Nilsson. Friend Ringo Starr … Ten bonus tracks: “Without Her,” “River Deep – Mountain High,” “Don’t Leave Me,” “Me and My Arrow,” “The Moonbeam Song,” “The Lottery Song,” “Many Rivers to Cross,” “Don’t Forget Me,” “Kojak Columbo,” “Good for God.”. They had six children. He made demos, sang commercial jingles, and shopped songs, all the while keeping his job at a Los Angeles area bank. After the Paramount closed, Nilsson started writing songs and singing demos while working in the computer department of a bank. It really surprised me that Harry Nilsson's life actually began in Bushwick, Brooklyn. “Nilsson Schmilsson” is much more than the emotional pyrotechnics of “Without You,” the comic eccentricity of “Coconut,” and the sheer rock ‘n’ roll coolness of “Jump into the Fire.” In fact, depending on the day, I might endorse the rowdy piano blues number “Down” as the album’s top moment. The book is in stores now. Harry Nilsson also appears in this compilation. The horns and strings scream “Revolver,” while the melody rolls off Nilsson’s tongue with an ease and refinement that’s pure McCartney. Whatever the song is actually about doesn’t matter because it goes down so easily and refreshingly. If you want more proof of how wonderfully personality-driven “Son of Schmilsson” is, look no further than “Joy,” Nilsson’s deadpan parody of a Sad Country Song. As it happens, The Point! Today marks the 25th anniversary of Nilsson’s death at age 52 from heart failure (the hard living caught up to him in the end), which presents an opportunity to evangelize about this brilliant, pioneering, oh-so-himself artist. The rest of Nilsson’s ‘70s output isn’t as substandard as the conventional wisdom suggests (both “Duit on Mon Dei” and “Knnillssonn” are winners), but locating the gems does at times require patience. The Point! Nilsson Celebrated 1970s singer-songwriter and John Lennon 's drinking buddy Harry Nilsson is due for a revival, and his 30-year-old son Kief Nilsson may be the one to make it happen. Although Harry Nilsson is gone, he is anything but forgotten, with his phenomenal musical legacy continuing to delight, move and entertain millions of people around the world every day. During his Paramount years, Nilsson was able to learn piano chords from the musicians who performed there, and soon became a skilled pianist himself. Archly humorous and occasionally surreal (it was made in the early 70's), with gorgeous music and performances throughout. See more ideas about harry nilsson, harry, the lost weekend. Yet he never became a household name, in part due to a defiant streak that often seemed aimed at self-sabotage. It wasn’t easy to construct because of the wide-ranging nature of Nilsson’s work. Harry Nilsson was an iconic singer/songwriter born in Brooklyn, N.Y. and gifted with a 3-octave vocal range. Harry's voice was considered by many (including the author) to be the greatest male tenor in the the 70s. puppy lover, dog lover, harry nillson, harry nilsson, nilsson songs, the puppy song, cute puppy lyrics, puppy lover song, dog lover song, pink hearts I'd take My Puppy Everywhere, La La La La I Wouldn't Care, We'd Stay Away From Crowds, and Signs That Said No Dogs Allowed.. - cute puppy lover graphic in … Cass Elliot, 32, died in the early morning of July 29th in the London flat of Harry Nilsson, where she was living with her friend and road manager, George Caldwell, during her stay in England. The list is a mix of obscurities, deep cuts, lesser-known “greatest hits,” and personal favorites. Harry Nilsson was one of the 70s most brilliant singer songwriters, adored by the Beatles, yet now largely overlooked. Harry Edward Nilsson III (June 15, 1941 – January 15, 1994), usually credited as Nilsson, was an American singer-songwriter who achieved the peak of his commercial success in the early 1970s. He riddled potential hits with jokes and crude language. His days were spent writing songs and making demos for music publishers. As album after album was released, Nilsson was praised by the critics, not only for his own songs but also for his remarkable performances of those written by others. With interviews from friends, family, and associates, and material drawn from an unfinished autobiography, Shipton probes beneath the enigma to discover the real Harry Nilsson. Narrated by former Beatle Ringo Starr and featuring music by late folk-rocker Harry Nilsson, this animated children's fable is about one of life's important lessons. From day one, that full, expressive, three-and-a-half octave voice was the star of the show.


Brad and Angelina actually has changed the way people see adoption. As much as I don't like the hype of celebrity lives I can't help but be thankful for the press for shining a big light on the Pitt and Jolie adoptions. Even Madonna who has had some controversy with her adoption has brought it to the forefront and I'm glad.
The press used to report a celebrity, their child and their "adopted child" were out at a store etc. Now it's just "their children"....I'm so glad this is changing.
Here's a bit from one article:
"Pitt went from single guy to father of four in less than two years -- and seems to relish every moment. Who hasn't melted over the adorable photos of Pitt carrying a baby bottle in his back pocket, or dropping the kids off at school? The question is, will Brad and Angie have more biological children? That gene pool seems too good to waste."So even though they mention "biological" children, they are just talking about "their children", "the kids"...it's much more casual, less strained..... this is normal life.


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In the list of The Muslim 500, as seen by detik.com on Tuesday (15/12/2020), Maher Zain is included in the category of the most influential Muslims in the arts. Also on the list are the names of activist Malala Yousufzai and footballer Mohammed Salah.
In the same list, there are also two Muslim singers who were given the honor of being included in this list. He is Sami Yusuf, a British singer who is also a well-known composer and producer.
Maher Zain's election to become one of the most influential Muslims in the world cannot be separated from his works. The Swedish singer of Lebanese descent has echoed her voice in various countries with Muslim populations through her songs.
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Each month, Good Times' resident film critic, Sarah Smyth, chooses a hotly anticipated film for our readers. For August, she picks biopic-documentary, Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words.
I begin this month with a confession: I have always wanted to be Swedish. They are simply the best at everything. They have an extremely high standard of living. They produce excellent pop music. They have the best gender equality in the world. They have a six-hour workday. They have the hottest men. They have coffee and cake twice a day. And the produce the best movie stars.
So perhaps I am slightly biased in picking this month’s film (although committed readers might notice that I have a tendency to push female-driven and independent films, both of which are passions of mine…). But the new biopic-documentary, Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words, promises to deliver a unique and intimate insight into the Swedish actress that would interest even the most Swede-averse.
For those unfamiliar with her work (and, if you are, I highly recommend you fill the gap in your classical Hollywood cinema pronto), Bergman starred in Hollywood classics including Casablanca (1942), Gaslight (1944), Spellbound (1945) and Notorious (1946). She won three Academy Awards for Gaslight, Anastasia (1957)and Murder on the Orient Express(1975), where she trails only marginally behind Katherine Hepburn’s record for holding four Academy Awards. As well as her impressive acting talent, she was recognised for her natural yet captivating beauty (although she was criticised for being too tall at 5 foot 9 inches!). Like most actresses in the Hollywood Golden era, however, her life didn’t escape scandal. On the set of Stromboli (1950), Bergman and the film’s director, Roberto Rossellini, began an affair, resulting in a pregnancy and a huge scandal on her return to the US. Still married to her first husband, with whom she also had a daughter, Bergman lost custody of her child and was forced to return to Europe, berated for being an adulterer and a terrible role model. She wasn’t to return to the American screen for six years.
Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words promises viewers an intimate and in-depth insight into the actress behind the screen (and the tabloids). The film uses excerpts from diaries and letters (read by Alicia Vikander), private photographs and home videos to create a complex and nuanced portrait of the woman and actress. Attention is given particularly to her early life in Sweden including the early deaths of her mother and father, her lonely childhood, and her first experiences of acting. The film also explores her legacy not only as an actress but as a mother. Interviews with her four surviving children, including the actress and model, Isabella Rosselli, reveal her fun and playful personality. But they also hint at her professional insecurity, resulting in many hours dedicated to work.
Why it’s worth seeing? Actresses, particularly the stars of classical Hollywood cinema, are so often remembered for their beauty or their scandalous love lives. Bergman is no exception. An opportunity to celebrate their talent and achievements both in their professional and personal lives should be triumphed, then. Offering a layered and complex depiction of an icon, Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words is not to be missed.
Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words is released in UK cinemas on 12th August 2016.
Sarah is our regular film blogger. Learn more about her here.
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It is no secret this is Emma Stone’s year, her spectacular role in La La Land landed her an Oscar and her fashion choices could not be more on point. Remember the light pink sequined Valentino she wore for the Golden Globes? Well this was just the beginning, her choice for probably one of the most important nights of her life, was Ricardo Tisci last couture dress for Givenchy house before departing earlier this year.
Stone’s bedazzled in a gold embroidered number with a stunning fringe design at the bottom, which gave her movement through the evening. The star’s personal stylist Petra Flannery has revealed it took 11 people and 1,700 hours to make! Given to that every single bead was hand sewn into the lace. The dress was inspired by La La Land, the music, the dances, the movement and whole essence of the production, and initially it was going to be silver, but after traveling to Paris at the beginning of the year and taking a closer look at the crystal colors, Emma decided for gold.
Not only was her dress impeccable, but her hair and make up were flawless and perfect.
We also loved Isabell Hupper in a cream color sequined Armani Privé, Karlie Kloss in a white cape Stella McCartney, Taraji P. Henson in a black velvet custom made Alberta Ferreri, Janelle Monáe in a sequined black and gold Elie Saab and of course the young princess of the night Hailee Steinfeld in a ruffle and floral design by Ralph & Russo.


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has bagged many prestigious awards for his outstanding performances
and valuable contributions to the dance form of Kathakali. His honours
and credentials include A.D Boland Medal from Kerala Kalamandalam,
Thulasivanam Award, and Kaladarpanam Award including several awards
from Kathakali clubs. He is also the recipient of Senior Fellowship
from Department of Culture, India and Certificate of Appreciation
from Middle-sex University, London.
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Creativity in Chaos Panel + Mixer
08/13/2023 @ 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT
Join us for a dynamic panel featuring Ashley Nicole Black, Nadiya Chettiar, Joanna Hausmann, and chandra thomas! Moderated by Jamila Webb.
The panelists will be answering your questions about their development process, balancing a multi-hyphenate life, and how they’re staying creative (or not!) during this hot labor summer.
This is a co-production with Greater Film Festival.
Submit your questions here!
MEET OUR PANELISTS
Ashley Nicole Black is an Emmy award-winning writer, comedian, and actor. She has written and acted on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, A Black Lady Sketch, and the upcoming Bad Monkey on Apple TV+. Ashley is currently under an overall deal at Warner Bros TV, where she has written and produced on Ted Lasso and Shrinking.
Joanna Hausmann is a Venezuelan-American comedian, writer, and actor who gained popularity through her videos on YouTube and as head-writer of Univision’s digital platform “Flama.” Her viral creations have garnered over 100 million views and aim to bridge bi-cultural gaps and challenge Latinx stereotypes through humor. She is the head-writer and co-producer of the Disney Animated series “Hamster and Gretel” and has worked on shows for TruTV, CBS, HBOMax, Paramount+, and Netflix. Joanna has a podcast called “Hyphenated ” where she and her co-host Jenny Lorenzo talk about their experiences as – you guessed it – multi-hyphenates.
Nadiya Chettiar started out as a stage actor and had the rare opportunity of touring as far away as Iran before discovering that her true passion lay off the stage and behind the camera. She began her writing career in her native Canada, working for hit comedies such as Netflix’s KIM’S CONVENIENCE and WORKIN’ MOMS. Since relocating to LA, Nadiya has worked on LIFE IN PIECES (CBS), HOUSEBROKEN (FOX), and MOM (CBS). She’s currently a writer/producer on YOUNG SHELDON (CBS).
Originally from New York, chandra thomas is a writer-actor-producer. She was most recently a writer on the single-cam comedy, TACOMA FD. Previously, chandra’s written on the Emmy Award-winning, multi-cam comedy, MOM, and an adult-animated comedy series for Amazon. She recently wrapped a TV development deal with Paramount Studios. As an actor, chandra’s worked in television and film, including LAW & ORDER: SVU, TACOMA FD, and LABOR DAY. She’s the founder of Greater Film Festival, where they amplify stories for the greater good. chandra’s the proud daughter of immigrants, has gleefully lived all over the country and around the world, and absolutely loves baseball.


Laura Mvula’s latest single proves she is a ‘Phenomenal Woman’
Birmingham born singer-songwriter, Laura Mvula has released an incredibly vibrant music video for her stunning new single, ‘Phenomenal Woman’.
After the success of her 2013 album, ‘Sing to the Moon’, Laura Mvula is back with new material and is ready to fly (oh my – listen to the song and you’ll understand the reference…)
The song is inspired by Maya Angelou’s poem ‘Phenomenal Woman’, so naturally this uplifting anthem celebrates female power and the legacy of Angelou’s work!
The video was filmed in the radiant Bo-Kaap, Cape Town in South Africa, and features some beautifully eccentric and African-inspired patterns and fashions.
With bursts of colour, a strong and empowering message and soulful vocals that have a Nina Simone/Billie Holiday quality, this single is an instant success!
The lyrics have been reported to be inspired by her recent divorce (“She found the light inside, a new horizon”) and this song is a fantastic motivator for all women (and men).
Due to be released on iTunes on 17 June, the track is off her upcoming album, ‘The Dreaming Room’.
‘Phenomenal Woman’ is available now. Take a look at the full video below…


(one of Yoshiki's "Yoshikimonos." Photo © Shizuo Kambayashi)
Yoshiki presented his new line "Yoshikimono" at Asia Girls Explosion, which he co-produced and hosted this past weekend in Tokyo.
The line paid homage to his parents who ran a kimono shop during his youth.
Yoshiki says "It is a tradition in Japan that the eldest male takes on the family business, but I rebelled and got into rock'nroll. With the Yoshikimono line, I feel I'm keeping my parents' dream alive."
Sounds pretty cool, right?
(© Shizuo Kambayashi)
Marilyn Manson was also in attendance, and walked the runway.
"When we came up with the concept for AGE, the first person I thought of was Marilyn Manson," said Yoshiki. "He is the fashion icon in rock'n'roll, and I'm very excited he agreed to be part of the show."
So what do you guys think? Would you wear Yoshikimono?


Best-remembered for his hits “Sheila” (1962) and “Dizzy” (1969), Roe was “widely perceived as one of the archetypal bubblegum artists of the late 1960s, but cut some pretty decent rockers along the way, especially early in his career,” wrote the Allmusic journalist Bill Dahl.
He had a Billboard number 1 hit in the U.S. and Australia in 1962 with the track “Sheila“. A buildup of global sales of “Sheila” meant that the Recording Industry Association of America did not present the gold record until 1969. When “Sheila” became a hit in ’62, ABC-Paramount Records asked him to go on tour to promote the hit. He was reluctant to give up his secure job at GE until ABC-Paramount advanced him $5,000.
However, in March 1963, the UK music magazine NME reported that he and Chris Montez had both been upstaged by the Beatles and their fans on a 21-day UK tour. Late that year, Roe scored a Top 10 hit with “Everybody“, which reached US number 3 and UK number 9, and “The Folk Singer” (number 4 UK) written by Merle Kilgore was also popular.
Following a more successful tour of the United Kingdom by his friend Roy Orbison, Roe toured there and then moved to England where he lived for several years. In 1964, Roe recorded a song written by Buzz Cason entitled, “Diane From Manchester Square” about a girl who worked at EMI House, when it was based in London’s Manchester Square. Sales of this single in the UK were poor, and it failed to chart. During the 1960s, he had several more Top 40 hits, including 1966’s number 8 “Sweet Pea” (number 1 Canada) and number 6 “Hooray for Hazel” (number 2 Canada).
In 1969, his song “Dizzy” went to number 1 on the UK Singles Chart, number 1 in Canada, as well as number 1 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. This transatlantic chart-topper sold two million copies by mid-April 1969, giving him his third gold disc award.
Although his style of music declined in popularity with the 1970s mass market, Roe maintained a following and continued to perform at a variety of concert venues, sometimes with 1960s nostalgia rock and rollers such as Freddy Cannon and Bobby Vee. In 1986, Roe was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, and his pioneering contribution to the genre has been recognized by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.
Roe’s autobiography, originally published in 2016, named From Cabbagetown to Tinseltown and places in between, was co-written with Michael Robert Krikorian.
On February 7, 2018, Roe officially announced his retirement on his Facebook page (@TommyRoeOfficial) with this statement: “Today I am announcing my retirement. I have so many great memories of the music and of my fans who have supported me through the years. Fifty five years to be exact. What a gift it has been for me to share this time with you. I hope my music will continue to bring a smile to your hearts and joy to your life. …I will stay in touch through our Facebook page. But for now I am stepping out of the spotlight from scheduled concerts and interviews. Thank you again for your loyal support. I love you all, and may God Bless you. Tommy”
A resident of Atlanta, Georgia and Beverly Hills, California, he is married to Josette Banzet, an actress from France who won a Best Supporting Actress Golden Globe Award for her performance in the 1976 television mini-series, Rich Man, Poor Man. He has a daughter named Cynthia and three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren who all live in Georgia.


-Diane welcomes grandson Raymond "Ray" Russell Hardin.
-Diane with Laura Michelle Kelly in Finding Neverland.
Young actors perform thrive despite some disabilities!
-Sydney Lucas, Tony nominee for her performance in Fun Home .
-Jake Lucas, played in Newsies and moved on to The King and I . . .
- along with Sam Poon, also a student of both Bob Marks and Diane.
-Emma Kenney began working in television with Boardwalk and continues as Debbie Gallagher in Shameless.
-Claire Foley worked with Gwen Close in The Great Gilly Hopkins .
She can be seen as Ivy Pepper (Poison Ivy) on Fox in Gotham.
-Bailey Noble, with her mother and Diane at the celebration of the final season of the HBO drama, True Blood.
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Melora continues to work both on stage, in film and television.
Melora can be seen as 'Tammy' in "Transparent" streaming on Amazon.
See Diane, Melora and the rest of the Hardin Family: Youthefilm.com
Keep up will all things Melora:
Shawn Hardin is a fellow in Stanford University's Distinguished Careers Institute. He lives and works in Silicon Valley.
Husband, Jerry Hardin, is a well known character actor in film (The Firm), television( X Files), on Broadway (The Rainmaker) and has written and produced a one-person show on Mark Twain. A sculptor and artist in many ways, Mr. Hardin continually enhances the theatrical quality of their 1924 home in the Hollywood Hills. He recently was invited to exhibit a sculpture at Tag Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA.)
Don’t miss Melora’s short film on Jerry Hardin, actor/sculptor. It can also be viewed when visiting the recently created on-line gallery displaying his years of work in bone sculptor: http://www.bonesculpture.com.
DIANE IS A PROUD GRANDMOTHER


Actor & Writer
From portraying characters to actually developing them, Jayesh has come a long way in his journey as Writer / Actor.
Tall, fair, handsome and a knack for portraying fictitious characters, Jayesh had everything it took to be an actor. He was quick to realise the same and focused his way to flourish as an actor. His talent and dedication landed him in various roles in more than 20 plays with renowned play director and writers. Soon, he was and to express his talent on the television with shows like Sambhaaji, Pasant Aahe Mulagi, Balumamachya Navana Changbhala, Garjaa and in films like Ghatna (Telugu), Bhakar (Marathi), Island City (Hindi).
During his Casting journey and time at INDIA’s BEST DRAMEBAAZ (Zee Tv), mentoring the participants he was able to discover his ability to write and direct. Jayesh has successfully directed and written several documentaries and plays including “SAVITRI”, a documentary on gender equality that won 2nd Best Documentary Award in “50th Marathi Chitrapat Puraskar Sohala 2013”.
Now, at age 33, 6 feet tall, with wheatish skin and black hair, speaking multiple languages including Marathi, Hindi and English, Jayesh Shewalkar is Naishtika’s Writer/ Actor.


Eddie Irvine - Life in the fast lane / Jane Nottage / Ebury press
book in english
16cm x 24cm
Eddie Irvine is the most charismatic and colourful figure in Formula One. His cavalier talent and open enjoyment of success and fame have made him a sporting hero in the classic mould.
This is his own story of the turbulent, and ultimately triumphant, Ferrari years; his relationship with Schumacher, the high drama and success of his 1999 season, the extraordinary developments within the Ferrari camp, as well as the truth about his playboy reputation.


Affordable Luxury: Turquoise Jewelry
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Turquoise jewelry has caught the attention of numerous famous personalities, who have been spotted flaunting their love for this exquisite stone on countless red carpet events and casual outings. Its unique color and mesmerizing patterns make it a standout choice for many celebrities.
1. Jennifer Lopez
One of the biggest style icons of our time, Jennifer Lopez, is often seen wearing turquoise jewelry. Whether it’s on stage or attending award ceremonies, she knows how to accessorize her outfits with stunning turquoise pieces that enhance her beauty and add a touch of glamour to her look.
2. Blake Lively
The ever-fashionable Blake Lively has been known to incorporate turquoise jewelry into her wardrobe. From statement rings to delicate earrings, she effortlessly adds a pop of color with turquoise accents. Her fashion-forward choices have made her a trendsetter in the industry.
3. Johnny Depp
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4. Kate Hudson
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5. Robert Downey Jr.
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"Ballroom without Boundaries, Latin without Limitations."
From a young age, Kai dreamed of becoming a professional footballer and following in the footsteps of his father Tommy, who competed at the top level of English club football in the Premier League with Southampton.
That all changed, however at seven years of age when Kai was introduced to the world of dance, initially taking lessons to help improve his footwork on the football pitch.
With his teenage years fast approaching and Kai now rising through the ranks of the academy of his hometown club Southampton, he was at a crossroads and had a tough decision to make between his two passions.
Kai chose dancing and the rest, as they say, is history.
By the time he was 14, he had already become the World Junior Latin-American Champion and was crowned Italian Open Youth U21 Latin Champion a year later in 2011, while he also reached the finals of a host of other major national and international competitions.
In 2012, he received acclaim after reaching the final of Britain’s Got Talent as part of a dance duo and appeared on the show again in 2014, this time progressing to the semi-finals as a member of a ballroom dance group.
Since leaving the competitive world of dancing behind, Kai’s profile has continued to grow.
He was one of the original Professionals on Dancing With the Stars Ireland during a four-year period before making his debut on Strictly Come Dancing and going all the way to the 2021 Final in his first year, partnered with TV presenter AJ Odudu.
Unfortunately for the duo, an ankle injury sustained by AJ denied them the chance to compete in the showpiece final itself, but Kai had certainly left his mark.
He has since performed on the hit show with broadcasters Kaye Adams and Angela Rippon, the show’s oldest celebrity dancer with the pair making it all the way to Blackpool.