:) I love to smile, &!, laugh, to anything!, &!, even though life haPpens to have downer's, from time, *2* time!, don't let the Negative's, get in the, way! :)
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' 20-year-old daughter Suri Cruise made her acting debut in Midsummer! at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. https://t.co/dYXXVSioqR
.@unicef Goodwill Ambassador Audrey Hepburn and Bangladesh actresses Babita and Shabana photographed by Pavel Rahman giving polio vaccine to a child in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1989
ONE-OF-A-KIND: A toddler with cerebral palsy now has a custom-made mobility chair after a UTC student helped her family find a solution they could not get through insurance: https://t.co/7vHhcAJAOJ
"When it started with me and George, Paul and Ringo we said Listen man! This is a field of professionalism that doesn't need any qualifications except that you've got to get down to it and want to do it and you can make it without a college education."
John Lennon 1966
The Beatles performing “Hey Jude” — 1968. ❤️
No matter how many decades pass, this song remains an absolute masterpiece.
Fun fact: The same piano Paul McCartney played on “Hey Jude” was later used by Freddie Mercury to record “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
On July 27, 1976, John Lennon was officially granted his U.S. Permanent Resident Card in New York City. After a long, highly publicized four-year legal fight against deportation efforts, Lennon finally won the right to legally reside and work in the United States.
What happens when we die?
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Could it change how you think about your own life?👇
Legendary Canadian voice actor Peter Cullen, who is the voice of Optimus Prime, also provided the original iconic clicking, growling and rattling vocals for the Yautja in the first Predator movie.
This man can do it all 🔥
Israel Kamakawiwoʻole, known as Bruddah Iz, was a Hawaiian singer and ukulele player whose gentle voice introduced traditional Hawaiian music to millions around the world. He is best remembered for his medley of Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World.
Born in Honolulu in 1959, Kamakawiwoʻole grew up in a musical family and formed the band Makaha Sons as a teenager.
His breakthrough came with the 1993 album Facing Future, which featured his iconic medley of Over the Rainbow and What a Wonderful World. Recorded in a single late-night take, it became the best-selling Hawaiian album of all time.
Kamakawiwoʻole struggled with severe obesity throughout his life and suffered from serious health problems for many years. He continued performing despite his declining health and often relied on oxygen during concerts.
He died from respiratory failure in 1997 at the age of 38. Thousands attended his funeral, the Hawaiian flag flew at half-staff in his honor, and his ashes were scattered into the Pacific Ocean at Mākua Beach. https://t.co/Pp0QTJAMFc