The seven-time Grammy winner added metallic shimmer shadow and black mascara to highlight her eyes.
Her cheeks were dusted with dark red blush and her lips were painted a glossy red.
Glam: Knight, 77, added metallic shimmer shadow and black mascara to highlight her eyes. Her cheeks were dusted with dark red blush and her lips were painted a glossy red
Red carpet ready: The seven-time Grammy winner s dress had patterned long sleeves and she styled her hair in tousled curls
Soul star: The hitmaker is best known for such songs as Midnight Train To Georgia, Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me and That s What Friends Are For
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Kristan and Keza play It Takes Two
Kristan Reed: “Oh God! Let’s never break up!” pleads Keza as we embark upon the divorcees-to-be shenanigans of It Takes Two, a kind of Honey-I-Shrunk-the-Parents-to-Fix-Their-Toxic-Marriage. I admit, I approached this bizarro platformer with a certain amount of trepidation, on account of occasionally having a rocky time playing games with my beloved partner. People imagine it’s some holy-grail nirvana to have a gamer partner, but the truth is Keza is just a bit too good at games to be wholly tolerant towards others (mostly: me) flailing around haplessly – especially in Nintendo games, effectively her second native language.
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Like the 1988 comedy, “Coming to America,” its sequel 33 years later also features its share of memorable musical moments.
Director Craig Brewer, who worked with Eddie Murphy on “Dolemite Is My Name,” knew how passionate people were about the original and “didn’t want to mess anything up,” he tells
Variety. The director wanted to tackle such universal themes as parenthood and tradition using the film’s soundtrack combined with Jermaine Stegall’s score.
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Posted on: March 3rd, 2021
by ldrucker
The late Jim Weatherly, who passed away Feb. 3 at his home in Brentwood, Tennessee at age 77, was part of Mississippi and American music history. A new University of Mississippi scholarship has been established in his honor.
The Pontotoc native, who later became a quarterback at the University of Mississippi, chose to pursue a music career over football and went on to write songs for 50 years. His best known song was “Midnight Train to Georgia” recorded by Gladys Knight & the Pips. Other artists who have recorded Weatherly’s songs include Glen Campbell, Kenny Rogers, Neil Diamond, Kenny Chesney and Garth Brooks.