she worked multiple olympics that was you ve seen some of her interviews over the years. there s a sampler including her coverage of the super bowl this past sunday airing of obviously emotional. what s the immediate feeling you ve got right now on the sofa? i dreamed a dream it but it s a real look at this shelter boy retiring from sportscasting. michelle, we love you. you have been so much fun and we ll hear a lot more from her . you know what the future holds now. so that was sunday. this is wednesday. after nearly 30 years covering sports , michelle tafoya has decided to step away from nbc sports . she said she made a decision wholly on her own. she was not forced out and she s doing it because she wants to be in a role where she can speak openly and it s
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Do not read if you have not watched the second half of “Lucifer” Season 5, streaming now on Netflix.
“Oh my Me.”
After initially struggling with the concept of taking on God’s (Dennis Haysbert) powers, the final episode of “Lucifer’s” fifth season found the titular character (played by Tom Ellis) unwittingly becoming the new Almighty.
Initially, his intentional was selfless: During a battle with his brother, Michael (also Ellis), Lucifer’s long-time partner/love Chloe (Lauren German) was killed. He went to Heaven to retrieve his girlfriend and seemingly sacrificed himself so she could return to Earth. But as she was dropped back into battle with Michael, Lucifer reemerged, and the angels around him bowed down, realizing he appeared to have a whole new s
on her own spontaneously change the lyric from i dreamed a dream to i have a dream. and that instinctive switch to the martin luther king mantra made the cliemgs chillingly unforgotable to this day. aretha was being aretha in a class by herself. so today today on this very special day, permit me to talk of aretha the person. yes, as you ve heard, indeed aretha was indeed kind, thoughtful. and when she loved you she really loved you. she was genuinely funny.
ever to do more than two takes. she was in control. and she was to nail it. plus aretha was electrifyingly intuitive. we were about to go to washington, d.c. for her to perform at president clinton s inauguration. we brain stormed the song and chose i dreamed a dream from lemis. receipting aire took command of that song in her mind. flash forward to the performance. and she was really totally in command right from the beginning, hitting the soaring notes as only she could. everyone everyone in the audience was transfixed as the performance kept building. and then the one and only aretha
years later aretha performed this soulful rendition of i dreamed a dream in celebration of president bill clinton s 1993 inauguration. i had a dream just one year after that in 1994, franklin became a kennedy center honoree, and she performed for the first time at