Not just you… I saw the news on CNN but it never made any of my social media feeds. But then I take a seriously aggressive stance in blocking people who agree with her politics. I love her music and respected her as an entertainer, but that is all.
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The people I heard it from are die-hard entertainment people - not “junkies”, but critics and writers - who also didn’t agree with her politics, but recognized that the woman was a true force in the world of singers/songwriters. If there’s anyone on my friends list who’s a Trumper, they keep it very well-hidden from me.
@ChickieD - there wouldn’t be a Taylor Swift if there wasn’t a Loretta Lynn, eh?
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Old age’ll do it to a person. But her career - wooooooooo!
Now, why MGM didn’t use her voice for this film I have no clue…unless they thought she’d outshine Judy. Which I can’t imagine her doing, as I’m sure she respected Judy’s talent and her status at the lead in the film.
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She wrote a song about the pill and a lot of her music was really pro woman. Did she become a Trumper later in life?
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She was always a Republican, but tried to dodge talking about it.
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Apparently she’d always been conservative. I have no problem with that; I was somewhat conservative myself until I discovered that European-style social democracy works. But I draw a hard line at MAGA and Trumpers. That’s my personal cutoff limit.
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oh Hagrid, how i love you. thank you for everything, Mr. Coltrane.
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He was always entertaining. I’ve always loved Coltrane’s ability with facial expressions, how he could go from ordinary to happy, and then to comically angry.
I need to rewatch Nuns On The Run.
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Apparently he was from Chattanooga!
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I’m not saying I will miss him, but I just thought it should be noted.
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If you haven’t seen these dancers on TikTok that do the stop motion animation dances, they are incredible.
The user is xChucklesx and they have a ton of these that are all amazing.
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A legend, a hero, a poet, a freedom fighter, a voice of justice and liberation, a cultural icon, these are some of the tribute messages by Ethiopians following the death of Ali Birra, the king of Oromo music.
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