Tina Turner Fans Pressure the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame To Give Her a Solo Artist Spot
Tina Turner fans are not happy that their favorite musician is still not on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist.
The 84-year-old performer was inducted in 1991 alongside her ex-husband and collaborator, Ike. However, Turner is still not recognized for her own career.
Following the success of the HBO documentary Tina, which explored her career and the impact of physical and psychological abuse she endured from Ike, fans and celebrities are demanding Tina Turner should be put up for induction as a solo artist.
Millie Bobby Brown finds transition to adulthood most difficult part of her fame
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Tue, Apr 06, 2021
Having got stardom at a very young age, English actress and model Millie Bobby Brown is still considered a child by her fans as they are unwilling to accept that she has grown up as a 17-year-old young woman who needs to look like one.
“I’m only 17, but at the end of the day, I’m learning to be a woman,” said Brown who soared to the heights of fame with her role in the Netflix science fiction series Strange Things while she was a mere a 12-year-old child.
Lauren Graham shares how she feels about ‘Gilmore Girls’ fame
Entertainment Gilmore Girls fever.
Jimmy Kimmel Live! the
Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist star spoke about the sudden surge in the popularity of the mother-daughter comedy drama.
Graham, who played Lorelai Gilmore on
Gilmore Girls, said it was all thanks to modern-day streaming platforms that the show got a boost and was introduced to the younger lot today. It s way more popular. It wasn t that popular [when it originally aired],” she said. We were on opposite Friends, no one really knew we were on. It was, like, a miracle every year we got picked up. The people who liked it, liked it, but it wasn t, like, a big hit. It s crazy. New generations keep watching it,” she said.
Coming soon: Kingswood Hall of Fame
April 01, 2021WOLFEBORO Over the years, Kingswood has had some great teams, athletes and coaches.
And soon, there will be a place to honor those who have starred on the courts, fields, tracks, trails and courses.
Athletics Director Aaron House brought together a committee to help found a Kingswood Hall of Fame and if all goes as planned, the first class should be enshrined at Kingswood s Homecoming this fall. The first year, it will be a work in progress in terms of making it the event we want it to be, House said.
The Hall of Fame Founding Committee consisted of Paul Doran, Barbara Garabedian, Terri Drew, Tom Merrell, Bob Coolidge, Alyssa Freeman and House. The group includes Kingswood alums, parents of current Kingswood students, current and former teachers and both the middle school and high school athletic directors.