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The Estate of Ronnie Spector is thrilled to have Barry Jenkins at the helm of this deeply personal film. Ronnie handpicked Zendaya to portray her and we know this dynamic duo will bring her story to the screen in the most authentic way.

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Les Surfs, a group from Madagascar, consisting of four brothers and two sisters, released their version of “Be My Baby” in 1964. The song topped the charts in France and Spain for three consecutive months, and their Spanish-language version was equally as successful in Mexico.

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“Happy Pride Month! Beside my family, the first fans The Ronettes had were Gay. I guess they liked us cause were outsiders, different. They supported us from the beginning and still do. Love your Gay brothers and sisters, and your neighbors.” -Ronnie

#Pride #Pridemonth #Love 🌈

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Ronnie and Cyndi Lauper at @sagaftra’s FairPlay FairPay artists summit. Ronnie was a strong fighter for artist rights and would have strongly urged her fans to support the No Fakes Act.

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Hair & Makeup: Kyung

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Here’s a glimpse behind the scenes of Ronnie’s shoot with the great Ruvén Afanador for The @NewYorker.

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The Ronettes backstage during their tour of the UK in the Fall of '64.

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“Working with Joey made me a better artist…it was so apparent that all he wanted was the best for me. He gave me confidence. His respect for me as an artist and as a woman was so genuine and heartfelt.” -Ronnie

Happy Birthday Joey Ramone!

📸 Bob Gruen

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Ronnie released her second solo album Unfinished Business in May of 1987! Whats your favorite track?

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🎨 by @alexfineillos

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Ronnie and her mom in Riverside Park, NYC.

Wishing all the moms a Happy Mother’s Day!

📸 Kevin Dilworth

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The Ronettes’ “Is This What I Get For Loving You?” debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 this month in 1965!

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Rest peacefully dear Nedra. Thanks for the magic.

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It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Nedra Talley Ross’ passing. She was a light to those who knew and loved her…

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As a founding member of The Ronettes, along with her beloved cousins Ronnie and Estelle, Nedra’s voice, style and spirit helped define a sound that would change music. Her contribution to the group’s story and their defining influence will live forever…

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Ronnie’s debut solo single “Try Some, Buy Some” was released this month in 1971! The track was written and co-produced by her good friend and fellow touring mate George Harrison at Abbey Road Studios.

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Happy Birthday Iggy Pop! Did you know he once played drums for The Ronettes when they performed in Michigan in the 60’s?

Long live the Godfather of Punk!

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Happy Birthday Dusty Springfield!

📸 Ronnie, Nedra and Dusty backstage at the Brooklyn Fox

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In 1978, Ronnie stopped by the Sha Na Na variety show to visit Rosie Grier. Ronnie cheekily agreed to sing under the condition that she wouldn’t have to appear on the show’s next reunion special!

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Ronnie was always Team Mario Bros.!

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This week in 2016, Ronnie released her final solo album English Heart. Her love for the UK began during the Ronettes’ early days touring with the best of the British bands — from the Stones, to the Yardbirds, to the Kinks. This album is a love letter to those magical days!