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#autos#brawl stars#funny#aesthetic#black#science#video games#art#tv shows#quotes#vales#anna deniz#anna#minecraft#kesfet#tumblin about tumblr#tumbling#brawl-deli
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Deniz öncü in his saltburn era
#JUST LAST NIGHT i was talking about how desperately these boys need media trained#and deniz is once again proving me right#thank you anna for bringing this to my attention i wish i had never seen it#also in public ?!? whats wrong with you#deniz oncu#motogp#moto2#saltburn
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Here's Alonso planting a tree :]
OMG I remember this.
This si from the Aragón GP 2022.
All those riders also planted a tree, and apparently Deniz and Brad didn't know how to use a shovel 🤣
#Ask#Anna's tag#MotoGP#Moto2#Moto3#Gran Premio Animoca Brands de Aragón Aragón GP 2022#Alonso López#Brad Binder#Deniz Öncü#Álex Rins#Ana Carrasco#Also I like Alonso but I prefer my lanky emo teen boy Fermín 🫣
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Here's some Deniz going weeeeeeehhhhh
wEEEEEEEEEh!!
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Anna Mond — „Fantastica“ (2023)
#surreal #surrealart #surrealism #surrealismartcommunity #popsurrealism #popsurrealist #popsurreal #surrealist @darksilenceinsuburbiareloaded 😘 #surrealista #surrealistic #lowbrowart #weirdart #lowbrowartist #surrealisme #surreal_art #surrealismo #surrealpainting #newcontemporary #lowbrowpopsurrealists
Fables & Fairytales - (Deniz Kurtel remix) by Na, Rosina
#anna mond#fucking favorite#7/2023#pop surrealism#neo pop art#pop art#weird#weird is a compliment#it’s weird not to be weird#lowbrowart#newcontemporary#new contemporary art#female artists#female art#x-heesy#music and art#contemporaryart
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Hi there! Could you suggest any female fcs in their mid twenties to early 30s that could play an exotic dancer please? ❤️
Michaela Coel (1987) Ghanaian - has spoken up for Palestine!
Emily Browning (1988)
Francia Raisa (1988) Honduran / Mexican.
Anna Diop (1988) Senegalese.
Imogen Poots (1989)
Brianne Howey (1989)
Juno Temple (1989)
Lee Joo-bin (1989) Korean.
Mishel Prada (1989) Puerto Rican, Dominican Republic, and Mexican [Spanish, Portuguese, African, Indigenous], some French - has spoken up for Palestine!
Rosaline Elbay (1990) Egyptian - has spoken up for Palestine!
Tabria Majors (1990) African-American - has spoken up for Palestine!
Fluvia Lacerda (1989) Brazilian - has spoken up for Palestine!
Elizabeth Debicki (1990)
Adelaide Kane (1990) - is bisexual.
Megan Stalter (1990) - is bisexual.
Stephanie Hsu (1990) Taiwanese.
Zuleyka Silver (1991) Mexican.
Melisa Aslı Pamuk (1991) Turkish - has spoken up for Palestine!
Başak Gümülcinelioğlu (1991) Turkish.
Hari Nef (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish - is a trans woman - has spoken up for Palestine!
Paloma Elsesser (1992) African-American / Chilean-Swiss - has spoken up for Palestine!
Elizabeth Lail (1992)
Tiny Texie (1992) - has Kenny-Caffey syndrome and is not straight otherwise unlabelled.
Adria Arjona (1992) Guatemalan / Puerto Rican.
Maia Mitchell (1993) - has spoken up for Palestine!
Lily Mae Harrington (1993)
Jordan Alexander (1993) African-American and White - has spoken up for Palestine!
Mia Khalifa (1993) Lebanese - has spoken up for Palestine!
Pınar Deniz (1993) Turkish [Lebanese] - has spoken up for Palestine!
Sinem Ünsal (1993) Turkish - has spoken up for Palestine!
Hey anon! Literally anybody can be an exotic dancer we don't stereotype in this house but here are some women in that age range who I've love to see used for a character.
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Do you want to see something beautiful? Here you go
Awwww that's so cute! That deniz and rueda, no?
Was regretting my life choices this morning because I'm sleep deprived and I have classes the whole day and this makes my morning much brighter 🫶🏻 Thanks Anna!! 🥰
#i have never thought i will have soft spot for the red bull ktm riders except for maybe deniz because my hatred for a*o is too huge#but now that i saw posts of them occasionally they are actually just a bunch of cuties#you really lived long enough to see yourself be the villain huh?#la réponse 💗
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2023 JGP Istanbul Entries
Entries updated as of 9/1/2023.
Lena Ekker (HUN) OUT / Polina Dsumanyijaova (HUN) IN
Ava Rae Kemp / Yohanton Elizarov (CAN) OUT
Anna Deniz Ozdemir (TUR) OUT / Selin Akbulut (TUR) IN
Deyan Mihailov (BUL) OUT / Yoanis Apostolu (BUL) IN
Ege Alacan (TUR) OUT / Efe Ergin Dincer (TUR) IN
Elena Agostinelli (ITA) OUT
Naomi Williams / Lachlan Lewer (USA) OUT & Olivia Flores / Luke Wang (USA) IN
Angelina Kudryavtseva / Ilia Karankevich (CYP) OUT
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Masterlist - Female Green Eyes
2000s
Addy Miller
Ava Kolker
Amirah Johnson
Beatrice Kitsos
Caitlin Carmichael
Ella Ballentine
Ella Rubin
Isla Johnston
Larsen Thompson
Mackenzie Foy
Megan Scott
Melissa Collozo
Sky Katz
90s
Alana Boden
Alba August
Aleece Wilson
Alexandra Tikerpuu
AJ Michalka
Ali Collier
Alicia von Rittberg
Alina Bobyleva
Alina Boz
Alina Kovalenko
Alycia Debnam-Carey
Allegra Carpenter
Amine Gülşe
Amy Forsyth
Anna Grace Barlow
Brec Bassinger
Breezy Eslin
Brenna O’Brien
Cailin Russo
Caitlin Carver
Camren Bicondova
Catherine Missal
Chloe Grace Moretz
Danielle Campbell
Dove Cameron
Eda Ece
Emma Appleton
Ester Expósito
Esti Ginzburg
India Gants
Frances Encell
Isabel Hodgins
Jella Haase
Jenna Boyd
Júlia Molins
Katerina Tannenbaum
Laura Bilgeri
Lauren Froderman
Lauren Jauregui
Lauren Potter
Leonie Benesch
Lexi DiBenedetto
Lilli Camille Schweiger
Lola Rodríguez
Louisa Connelly-Burnham
Lucy Boynton
Luna Marie Schweiger
Madeleine Coghlan
Madisen Beaty
Madison Davenport
Madison Lintz
Marielle Scott
Meredith Mickelson
Mia Healey
Natacha Karam
Nell Tiger Free
Paula Beer
Pauline Burlet
Pinar Deniz
Rachel Matthews
Riley Voelkel
Romi Van Renterghem
Sabrina Bartlett
Savannah Baker
Sophie Turner
Stephanie Styles
Tiera Skovbye
Ulrikke Falch
Vanessa Grasse
Willa Holland
80s
Abbey Clancy
Abbie Cornish
Alex Paxton Beesley
Alexa Chung
Alexa Davalos
Alexandra Turshen
Alissa Jung
Alison Sudol
Amanda Seyfried
Amy Winehouse
Ana Beatriz Barros
Ana de Armas
Angelina Häntsch
Avigail Harari
Bar Paly
Beren Saat
Carrie MacLemore
Claire Boucher
Clara Alonso
Darla Baker
Eliza Coupe
Elizabeth Knowelden
Elle Evans
Emilia Clarke
Emily Baldoni
Emily Tremaine
Esther Povitsky
Felicity Jones
Genevieve Angelson
Georgia King
Haley Webb
Hannah Ware
Hilarie Burton
Isidora Goreshter
Jasna Fritzi Bauer
Jen Lilley
Jenna Dewan
Jessica Keenan Wynn
Jessica Lowndes
Joy Lauren
Julia Hartmann
Julie Marie Berman
Kate Lambert
Kate Phillips
Katie Cassidy
Katie Leclerc
Kayla Ewell
Krysten Ritter
Laura Bell Bundy
Lauren Cohan
Lindsey Kraft
Lucy Hale
Mallory Jansen
Marcella Lentz-Pope
Maria Sole Mansutti
Meg Steedle
Meghan Ory
Melissa McIntyre
Monika Reithofer
Paige Spara
Priscilla Quintana
Rachael Taylor
Razane Jammal
Rebecca Breeds
Sara Canning
Sarah Power
Shelley Regner
Tammin Sursok
Yasemin Kay Allen
70s
Adamari López
Alison King
Amber Valletta
Angela Kinsey
Anna Torv
Artemis Pebdani
Becki Newton
Brandy Clark
Brooke Elliott
Charlize Theron
Christina Applegate
Constance Zimmer
Dorian Brown Pham
Erica Durance
Ginnifer Goodwin
Jennifer Morrison
Jessica Chastain
Jill Flint
Julia Parker
Kathy Kiera Clarke
Keri Russell
Leslie Bibb
Melissa McCarthy
Niki Karimi
Portia de Rossi
Sabrina Grdevich
Sarah Rafferty
Stephanie Waring
Traci Dinwiddie
60s
Alexandra Paul
Amy Ryan
Catherine Tate
Elisabeth Shue
Emily Procter
Francie Swift
Gia Cardis
Julianne More
Kelly Rutherford
Marcia Cross
Mary Page Keller
Melina Clarke
Natascha McElhone
Rebecca Stab
Sherry Stringfield
50s
Allison Janney
Chloe Webb
40s
Diane Keaton
#masterlist#masterlist female green eyes#90s fem green eyes#2000s fem green eyes#80s fem green eyes#70s fem green eyes#60s fem green eyes#50s fem green eyes#40s fem green eyes
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M Y T H O L O G Y
Amphitrite(hc based / nereid / pinar deniz fc / bisexual)
Perses(hc based / titan / daniel henney fc/ straight)
Peitho(hc based / oceanide / aubrey plaza fc/ pansexual polyamorous)
Hecate(hc based / titaness / anya charlotra fc/ ace)
Mnemosyne(hc based / titaness / sarah pauslon fc/ pansexual)
Crius(hc based / titan / danny pino fc / straight)
Epimetheus(hc based / titan / daniel brühl fc/ bisexual)
Iaptus(hc based / titan / karl urban fc/ straight)
Astraeus(hc based / titan / rege-jean page fc/ pansexual)
Arke(hc based / goddess / tashi rodrigues fc / bisexual)
Menoetius(hc based / titan / tom hardy fc/ demi)
Leto(hc based / titaness / loreen talhaoui fc/ demi)
Phoebe (hc based / titaness / caitríona balfe fc/ pansexual)
Theia(hc based / titaness / sarah rafferty fc/ bisexual)
Hephaestus(hc based / olympian / andreas pietschmann fc/ pansexual)
Cronus(hc based / titan / lee pace / pansexual)
A S O N G O F I C E A N D F I R E
Petyr ‘Littelfinger’ Baelish(book canon / human / aiden gillen fc / straight)
Varys (book canon / human / conleth hill fc / ace)
Sarella/Alleras Sand (book canon / human / undefined fc / gay)
Val (book canon / human / jeanne goursaud fc / bisexual)
Laena Velaryon (book & show canon / human / nanna bondell fc / bisexual)
Larys Strong (book & show canon / human / matthew needham fc / straight)
Visenya Targaryen I(book canon / human / katheryn winnick fc / bisexual polyamorous)
Sandor Clegane (book & show canon / human / rory mccann fc / straight)
Jonquil Darke (book canon / human / phoebe tonkin fc/ gay)
Anrea Hightower (OC / human / been saat fc/ straight)
Brynden Rivers (book canon / human / undefined fc / bisexual)
Tyanna of the Tower (book canon / human / eva green / bisexual)
Mysaria (book & show canon / human / Sonya mizuno / bisexual)
Qyburn (book & show canon / human / anton lesser / ace)
K I N N P O R S C H E
Macau Theerapanyakul(show canon / human / ta nannakun fc / bisexual)
Kim Theerapanyakul (show canon / human / jeff satur fc / pansexual)
Porsche Kittisawasd(show canon / human / apo nattwin fc / bisexual)
Smile Busarakham (OC / human / fah yongwaree fc / gay)
Tawan (show canon / human / na naphat fc / gay)
M A V E L / X-M E N
The Vision(mcu canon / synthezoid / paul bettany fc / demi)
Emma Frost(comic canon / mutant / vanessa kirby fc / bisexual)
X-23/Laura Kinney(comic canon / mutant clone / esme creed miles fc / bisexual)
Kwannon/Pyslocke(comic canon / mutant / anna sawai fc / bisexual)
Mastermind(comic canon / mutant / penn badgley / straight)
Valeria Richards(comic canon / human / elle fanning / pansexual)
Sonya Falsworth(mcu canon / human / olivia colman / straight)
B R I D G E R T O N
Edwina Sharma(show canon / human / charithra chandran fc / bisexual)
Benedict Bridgerton (show canon / human / luke thompson fc / bisexual)
Eloise Bridgerton(show canon / human / claudia Jessie / bisexual)
D U N E
Alia Atreides(book canon / human / sofia boutella fc / pansexual)
Gurney Halleck(book canon / human / josh brolin fc / pansexual)
Margot Fenring(book canon / human / lea seydoux fc / pansexual)
J A M E S B O N D
Q(film canon / human / ben whishaw fc / gay)
R(hc based / human / charlotte nicdao fc / bisexual)
Alec Trevelyan(hc based / human / taron egerton fc / bisexual)
T H E W H E E L O F T I M E
Elaida do Avriny a'Roihan(book canon / aes sedai / lara pulver fc / gay)
Siuan Sanche(book canon / aes sedai / sophie okonedo fc / bisexual)
Moiraine Damodred(book canon / aes sedai / rosamund pike fc / bisexual)
C R I M I N A L M I N D S
Penelope Garcia (show canon/ BAU special agent/ kristen vangsness / straight)
Dr. Spencer Reid (show canon / BAU special agent / matthey grey gubler / bisexual)
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We’ll Never Live in a World Without Tina Turner
Nothing could ever scare the fire out of her voice, which carried the whole story of American music in it
BY ROB SHEFFIELD
MAY 24, 2023
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Tina Turner didn’t just pull off the greatest comeback in music history — she invented the whole concept of the comeback as we know it. She became a solo superstar when she was 44. Things like that simply don’t happen. That’s how old Brandy, Usher, Adam Levine, Lance Bass, and John Legend are right now. At that age, Tina Turner was just beginning.
Turner, who died Wednesday at 83, carried the whole story of American music in her voice, because in so many ways, she was that story, but she was also a lot more. She was Anna Mae Bullock from Nutbush, Tennessee, daughter of sharecroppers, fighting her way in and out of the chitlin circuit. She was just a kid when she got famous, as half of Ike & Tina Turner. Her deep-country voice and his guitar always made a fearsome combo, in Fifties hits like “It’s Gonna Work Out Fine” and “I Idolize You.” “The emotions I expressed were real because I lived those feelings,” she wrote in Rolling Stone in a 2019 essay. “Even ‘Private Dancer’ — which seems to be about prostitution, but is also about wishes, hopes, and dreams — tells the story of women like me, caught up in sad situations, who somehow find a way to go on.”
Her defining hit was “What’s Love Got To Do With It,” a shocker from the summer of 1984. The song has gotten so familiar, it’s easy to overlook how it shocked the audience, on the radio in between Madonna, Prince and Cyndi Lauper. Unlike anyone else near her age, she had zero interest in passing for young. This woman had lived. She’d stared down more hard times than your miserable Smiths-loving teenage mind could imagine. The audience didn’t know what she’d been through — she wasn’t telling those stories yet. But even a kid could hear the rage and pain in her voice. A grandmother, and tougher than anyone.
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She emerged in the Sixties as a one-woman genre — too rock for R&B, too R&B for rock, too brawny for girlie novelties, too raw-voiced for youthful romance. Her most famous hits with Ike were about how much hard road she’d already traveled, like “Proud Mary” and “Nutbush City Limits.” But her never-quite-youthful youth was just the opening act, because she truly became Tina Turner in 1984, with Private Dancer. It was a whole new kind of blockbuster, shimmying over generational, racial, cultural, musical boundaries. She was the first rock star who made a big deal about being a grandmother. Lots of stars had claimed to be the Queen of Rock & Roll, but after Private Dancer, nobody came near that crown.
She had a new audience of Eighties fans, but hardly any of them knew any of the music she’d made with her ex-husband. For them, Tina Turner was right now. Neither she nor they wanted to recall her past. “Rhythm and blues to me has always been a bit of a downer,” she said. She couldn’t stand it when the press used the word “victim.” She had rocking to do.
Tina told her life story many times — in interviews, her books (the keeper is the 2019 memoir My Love Story), the Broadway musical Tina, the classic biopic What’s Love Got To Do With It. (Your mom is probably watching it on Lifetime right now.) The story turns on her escape from and triumph over her abusive marriage. But people still underestimate the cultural importance of Turner telling that story. Strange as it might seem today, she was the first star to talk aloud about domestic violence, to insist on it as part of the story, not to gloss over it or act coy. Until she came along, the idiom “domestic violence” wasn’t even part of the language. “I admire her survival as a battered wife,” Gloria Steinem told Rolling Stone in December 1984. “For someone well-known to talk about it helps.”
Hero worship for Tina Turner is practically an industry, yet we’re still underrating what she did and how much interior resources she had to call on to get it done, at a time when there was no precedent or protocol. She still doesn’t get enough credit for that, but it’s not the kind of credit she really wanted. Part of her greatness is refusing to be the professional survivor the media wanted her to be. She didn’t need another hero.
She epitomized the story of rock if anyone did. She sang her ferocious “Come Together” just three months after Abbey Road, breathing more sex and dread into it than even John Lennon could have imagined. Many years and several lives later, she was onstage with Paul McCartney in 1986, when he sang “Get Back” live for the first time since the rooftop. It’s a star-studded charity event with Elton John, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, etc. Yes, obviously, Phil Collins is on drums. Tina sings the verse about Sweet Loretta, an American girl who leaves a home she can’t get back to. She’s the only Black artist here, almost the only American, definitely the only woman. She lived Loretta’s story before Paul even wrote the song. The jam keeps rolling, but after Tina, nobody goes near that microphone. She has just shut up the planet’s most un-shut-uppable men. She’s the grown-up on this stage. Every other rock star here is a child.
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JANUARY, 1975: Ann-Margret Olsson, a TV variety special, from the golden days of TV variety specials. Ann-Margret introduces Tina as her best friend. They duet on “Nutbush City Limits,” Tina’s life story, and then “Honky Tonk Women,” the Rolling Stones’ ode to Memphis queens. (Ann-Margret screams the line “He blew my nose and then he blew my mind!”) Then they bump and grind to — what else?— “Proud Mary.”
What could be a more American duet? Ann-Margret, the Swedish song-and-dance girl, star of Kitten With A Whip, the Hollywood bombshell who shook her hips with Elvis in Viva Las Vegas. Tina Turner, the sharecropper’s daughter from Nutbush, Tennessee. They bonded when they were filming The Who’s rock-opera movie, Tommy. (In the movie, Tina plays the Gypsy Queen who symbolizes acid; A-M gets drowned in baked beans. Times were hard for rock & roll queens in 1975.)
But here they are singing about rollin’ on the Mississippi River steamboats. They’re laughing so hard as they dance, they’re practically falling over. Neither of them really belongs on a steamboat, and neither did the guy who wrote the song, a white suburban kid from El Cerrito named John Fogerty. He’s never set foot on the bayou, but he’s gotten drafted, served his time, and worked his way back into the bar-band scene with Creedence Clearwater Revival. This song is a fantasy, but all three of them traveled a long distance to get here, and the song is a generous river that carries them all. “You on a riverboat?” A-M asks. “There hasn’t been one of those around in 75 years!” Tina laughs, “I wear my eighties well!”
Tina already had a hit with “Proud Mary” in the Sixties, but in 1975 she has no idea what this song will mean to her in years to come. She’ll turn “Proud Mary” into a feminist rock anthem, representing all the unspeakable (and unspoken) violence she escapes and her determination to claim her own story. But right now, she’s still trapped in her marriage to Ike. In less than a year, she will finally leave him, on the Fourth of July. She’s got nothing to her name but 36 cents, a gas-station credit card, and the blood-stained white suit on her back. Ann-Margret takes her in, hooking her up with designer Bob Mackie and a divorce lawyer.
But right now, it’s just Ann-Margret and Tina, singing on a TV soundstage in London. They can’t stop laughing hysterically. Two women sharing a weirdly private joke in a public place. The big wheel keeps on turnin’.
AFTER SHE ESCAPED Ike, Tina was written off by the whole music business. She was a Black woman in her forties. It was time for the oldies circuit. But she discovered that there was a rising Eighties generation of New Wave kids, especially in the U.K. And they idolized Tina Turner. She did a 1982 duet with Heaven 17’s Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, in their side project as B.E.F., the British Electric Foundation. She was shocked these kids didn’t see her as washed-up. They saw her as a vibrant, relevant legend in her prime. As she wrote in My Love Story, “Martyn, who was practically a boy, though a very talented one, happened to think that this middle-aged singer had a bright future.”
Tina sang “Ball of Confusion” with them, in one take. To her amazement, it took off on a brand new cable network the kids were into. MTV had a nationwide audience and a playlist full of unconventional Black rockers who didn’t fit into radio: Prince, Grace Jones, Joan Armatrading, Peter Tosh, Bob Marley. “Ball of Confusion” made her an MTV star, even though American radio wouldn’t touch her. She cut another single and video with Martyn Ware, a remake of Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together,” an even bigger hit.
That led to the night that changed her life, in NYC, January 1983. David Bowie was having dinner with his new record label, right before Let’s Dance came out, getting wined and dined, but he informed them he had plans for the night: He was going to see Tina Turner live. He wouldn’t dream of missing her. He dragged everyone along with him. Her manager Roger Davies got a last-minute call, asking for 63 spots on the guest list. “My Cinderella moment,” she called it in her book. “That night at the Ritz was the equivalent of going to the ball (minus the part about Prince Charming) because it changed my life dramatically.”
After the show, she raised hell all night with Bowie, Keith Richards, and Ron Wood, sitting around the hotel piano, singing Motown classics, guzzling Dom Perignon. They posed for one of the coolest rock photos of all time: Tina, Keith and Bowie all drinking from the same bottle of Jack Daniels. She was a rock star now, forever. Her story was just beginning.
It was funny for fans how she was so into old-school rock, but she spiced up her live set with ZZ Top’s “Legs” (she had them) and Robert Palmer’s “Addicted to Love” (she wasn’t). At Live Aid, dueting with Mick Jagger, the song they did was “It’s Only Rock & Roll But I Like It.”
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But she was really ahead of her time. The concept of “classic rock” didn’t exist yet. (Not until the radio format began in 1986.) Rock culture was still so stuck on the mythos of youth and newness that her Seventies-retro concept was kinda ahead of her time. In a way, it’s an underrated Tina innovation: the Black grandma who invented dad rock.
ROLLING STONE BLEW up Private Dancer with one of the most influential reviews the magazine has ever run, from the brilliant critic Debby Miller. The review framed the Tina Turner comeback narrative, as the world has known it ever since. The final lines: “Last year, I heard Tina Turner sing that awful Terry Jacks song ‘Seasons in the Sun’ on television, and she found something in it that broke her heart. Imagine her doing the same thing to good songs.”
She and Bowie always had one of the most endearing rock-star friendships — they always brought out the weird in each other. They duetted on his strange Pepsi commercial, starring David as Dr. Frankenstein and Tina as the rock goddess in his laboratory, both singing on “Modern Love.” They also duetted on a weirdly touching synth-reggae version of “Tonight” in 1984, about lovers separated by death, their voices meshing for the payoff lines “I will love you till I die/I will see you in the sky/Tonight.” She found her permanent home in Zurich, becoming a Swiss citizen. In so many ways, her closest career twin was Leonard Cohen, a fellow Nicheren Buddhist devotee. They were both born in the Thirties, but blew up in the Eighties as icons of middle-aged cool, after decades in the game. They showed everyone else how to age gracefully, flaunting the cracks in their voices, living their long weird lives in the tower of song.
When her life story became the Angela Bassett movie What’s Love Got To Do With It, she stole the show at the end with “Proud Mary.” But she couldn’t bring herself to watch it. As she wrote in Rolling Stone, “I never saw What’s Love Got to Do With It because I was too close to those painful memories at the time, and I was afraid it would be upsetting, like watching a documentary.” She resisted the idea of the 2019 Broadway musical Tina for the same reason, saying, “I didn’t feel like talking about that stuff from the past because it gave me bad dreams.” But she loved the musical when she saw it with an audience. She said, “I want to pass the baton, so to speak, to them, and anyone facing a challenge, so they leave the theater standing proud, with their chests out and chins up, inspired to believe, ‘I can do it.’”
Really, she spent her whole life doing that. And that’s why Tina Turner’s voice will never go silent. In the end, she is the big wheel who keeps on turning, forever.
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Can you post some more wanted POC fcs?
Hi anon, I listed so many here (especially indigenous fcs bc we always need more) but I'm happy to suggest even more.
Andrew Koji, Braeden Clarke, Rebecca Kwan, Sen Matsuji, Deepika Padukone, Hrithik Roshan, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Thomas Weatherall, Apo Nattawin, Davika Hoorne, Jeff Satur, Mile Phakphum, Ni Ni, Varun Dhawan, Li Bing Bing, Idris Elba, Daniel Padilla, Bible Wichapas, Naveen Andrews, Aubrey Joseph, Golshifteh Farahani, Yang Yang, Sarah Shahi, Tony Leung, Grace Byers, Sydney Park, Fabien Frankel, Meaghan Rath, Avan Jogia, Meagan Tandy, Meagan Good, Jacob Scipio, Nick Sagar, Richard Harmon, Kheon Clarke, Sinqua Walls, Cody Christian, Maia Cotton, Tanner Novlan, Anna Lambe, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Anna Akana, Eli Goree, Praneet Akilla, Aason Nadjiwon, Ke Huy Quan, Adan Canto, Benjamin Bratt, Edgar Ramirez, Adeline Rudolph, David Castañeda, Justin H Min, Miguel Gomez, Marwan Kenzari, Tenoch Huerta, Winston Duke, Danai Gurira, Lupita Nyong'o, Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, James Majoos, Vico Ortiz, Taika Waititi, Samson Kayo, Jacob Anderson, Reina Hardesty, Deniz Can Aktas, Maddison Jaizani.
Hopefully one or more of these faces will spark some muse for you!
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