🚨Dolly Parton officially left the rights and royalties to “Jolene” to Miley Cyrus in her will.
— “The song became hers from the very first moment she sang it. She will always be my girl.”
i’m absolutely devastated.
been a big fan since heroes but my until dawn obsession made me love her so much. she really impacted my life a lot and especially lately.
forever our sam 💔
the gays are so funny because this was supposed to be a fictional generic pop song, but they made it a niche hit and miley made history by charting under three different identities LMFAO.
Jon Bon Jovi has built one of the biggest fortunes in rock music. But one of his proudest achievements isn’t another hit album—it’s helping fight hunger with dignity. ❤️🎸
In 2011, Jon Bon Jovi and the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation opened JBJ Soul Kitchen, a non-profit community restaurant with a simple but powerful mission: everyone deserves a good meal, regardless of their financial situation.
Unlike traditional restaurants, there are no fixed prices on the menu. Instead, guests who are able to pay are invited to make a suggested donation, which helps fund meals for others. Those who cannot afford to pay are still warmly welcomed and can contribute by volunteering their time whether helping in the kitchen, gardening, or supporting the community in other ways.
The most inspiring part is that everyone enjoys the same freshly prepared, high-quality meal. There are no separate menus, no labels, and no distinction between those who donate and those who volunteer.
JBJ Soul Kitchen isn’t about giving away free food. It’s about creating a place where compassion replaces judgement, dignity replaces charity, and community replaces division.
In a world where many measure success by what they accumulate, Jon Bon Jovi reminds us that true wealth is measured by how many lives we help lift.
Sometimes, the most meaningful investment isn’t another business or another luxury, it’s making sure no one has to face hunger alone.
❤️ A simple idea. A powerful impact. A reminder that kindness, when served with dignity, can change lives.
In the 1950s, Ella Fitzgerald was not allowed to play Hollywood's most popular nightclub, Mocambo, because of her race.
Marilyn Monroe, who was a big fan, called the owner & told him that if he booked Ella, Marilyn would be there every night - which guaranteed huge press coverage.
He booked Ella and Marilyn was there, front table, every night. Ella said, "After that, I never had to play a small jazz club again. She was an unusual woman - a little ahead of her times. And she didn't know it."
"Boyhood," the Oscar-winning coming-of-age drama filmed over 12 years by Richard Linklater, will return to movie theaters nationwide for its 12th anniversary.
"We started filming this 24 years ago," Linklater says. "The way life chugs along, you look up and it's been 12 years since the movie came out and it's kind of crazy. But the whole project was untraditional. We'd get together for a few weeks every year and film, so it ended up taking up a big chunk of our lives."
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