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when the album's closing song references/reprises/loops back to the opening song
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So basically a whole new live action for Tia?? PERIODDDDDD!!! They need to go the Frog Prince route & make Tia a princess from BIRTH & bring in the golden ball!!
Disney is reportedly high on Colman Domingo and Robert O’Hara’s live-action ‘TIANA’ project.
The film is not expected to be a straightforward remake of ‘THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG’, instead taking a different approach to the story, and won't likely replay the hits from the animated film.
(via: boardwalktimes.net/before-di…)
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everyone around me right now doesn't know the importance of this and it's driving me crazy
‘Work Song’ is a track that’s dear to me. It featured all the way back on my debut album, and it’s a lovely feeling to know that people are still finding it and listening to it all these years later.
Thank you to @Spotify for sending over this plaque to celebrate the song joining the Billions Club.
To everyone who’s listened to the song and supported my work over the years, thank you so much. Your support means the world and I feel truly blessed to be able to do what I do. 🖤
📷 Christian Tierney
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It would’ve took the United States Marines to get me off of that bitch.
At 14 Jerrie pressed a sawed-off shotgun against 17-year-old Shawna's face during a robbery and fired. The blast destroyed her jaw. She survived. Endured 100+ surgeries and 21 years of nightmares. Her children went to school while other kids called their mother a monster. When they met on Dr. Phil, Jerrie said she'd already forgiven herself and moved on.
In the video below the confrontation plays out live - the first time they had seen each other in 21 years.
Jerrie was 14 when it happened. Said the gun was a hair trigger. Said she doesn't remember pressing it to Shawna's face. Said when she reached for the money bag the gun just went off.
The doctor told Shawna that one inch further back and her entire face would have been gone.
Shawna still sees the gun in her nightmares. Still gets stared at every day. Still can't leave the house during recovery periods. Still can't take care of her kids while healing from another surgery. She said the only reason she came was because she didn't want to be afraid anymore.
Jerrie served her time. Found God. Said she thinks about Shawna from time to time but had kind of moved on with her life. Then sat across from the woman whose face she destroyed and told her that until she forgives, she won't be able to heal. Said she knows this because she forgave herself and hasn't had a nervous breakdown.
She said it like it was advice.
Shawna sat there with 21 years of surgeries behind her and just said she didn't want to be afraid of her anymore.
Was Jerrie a child who made a terrible mistake, or a woman who learned to dress that mistake up as someone else's problem to solve?
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New trailer for Jesse Eisenberg's new musical film ‘THE DEBUT’.
• Starring Julianne Moore, Paul Giamatti, Halle Bailey and Havana Rose Liu
• Follows a shy woman who is cast in a local production of an original musical
• In theaters this December
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"If we keep punishing people for accidentally arriving somewhere somebody else has already been, eventually we’re going to frighten the creativity out of everyone." purr agree
Robbie Williams defends Olivia Rodrigo after she was accused of copying his song “Candy” with “take me home (4 christmas)”:
“Artists deserve to be protected. But there’s a difference between protecting your work and treating every vaguely familiar sequence of notes as a winning lottery ticket. It sounds to me as though she may have accidentally stumbled across a musical echo of mine in one of her new songs. And do you know what? I couldn’t care less. I don’t know whether there’s technically a publishing issue, a copyright issue, or no issue whatsoever. And I don’t want to know. I’m not going after her. Because I think at some point, some f**king sanity has to prevail […] We all stand on the shoulders of people who came before us. Sometimes consciously. Sometimes without even knowing it. That’s how music works. If we keep punishing people for accidentally arriving somewhere somebody else has already been, eventually we’re going to frighten the creativity out of everyone.”











































