Insecurities is crazy because I remember thinking Dawn and Aubrey were battling as the finest of the group here.
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Stevie Wonder included a little tribute to Michael Jackson during his Songs in the Key of Life 50th Anniversary Tour in Amsterdam last night 💎
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I'ma be real, and I know music can age well and became great later, but y'all give Unbreakable, Full Moon, Glitter, and Blackout too much on here. And it be conflicting with the memories because I recall the public moving on from them very quickly... 😐
Remember they would say that Rihanna was copying FKA Twix when in actuality they had two completely different hairstyles?
"Baby, you could trace my ancestry back to Africa"
So calling yo mama?
Replying to @_StillTheShawn
“An immigrant background” 😭 Baby, you could trace my ancestry back to Africa (same as you btw) and I’d STILL be French. My nationality isn’t up for debate.
And “we’re the culture, you’re the filth”??? Imagine dehumanizing people just to feel superior. How sad
96/97 Tupac &
Biggie
98/99 DMX
00-02 Eminem/Nelly
03-06 50 Cent/Kanye
07-09 Lil Wayne/TI
10-present Drake/Cardi/Kendrick
Consistency is how he is a great because he was in the top 5 conversation throughout the years while others came and went.
Ma'am, the cast of Friends got paid that for their finally season, made history and had to band together to even get it. I would have gotten one more season check, I dunno.
In 1999, ABC offered Patricia Richardson $1 million an episode to stay on Home Improvement. Her TV husband, Tim Allen, was offered $2 million, and she said no.
In the video below, she explains why she turned it down. "I had this thing of not really being able to see my kids anymore."
She had played Jill, Allen's wife on the show, for eight seasons. Over those years, she says, "they never even paid me a third of what Tim was making."
For season nine, she asked for the same pay as Allen. She says she knew Disney, which owned ABC, would refuse. She was divorcing and wanted time with her three kids.
Disney refused. Then, she says, the network asked Allen to kill off Jill and go on. "Let's do it with dead Jill," they told him.
Allen refused, she says, and announced it was time to end the show. Home Improvement ended in May 1999.
She says Allen took it personally. "He's never really forgiven me for not wanting to do the ninth year."
Would you take $1 million an episode while your co-star gets $2 million, or walk away like she did?
Well damn, I didn't know he was that old. And Marvel didn't think to recast sooner?
Patrick Stewart, 'Star Trek' Captain and 'X-Men' Superhero, Dies at 86 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…































