Found some old notebooks with original hand written lyrics… When a good song hits you, it kinda feels like taking dictation. The inspiration comes faster than you can write it down. Here’s “Don’t Know What You Got till it’s Gone” when I first put pen to paper 🖊️
The bullets had words on them. The one that hit hardest?
Fascist.
A word leaders often throw at anyone who disagrees with them—including those of us within our (DEM) Party.
Words have become weapons mobilizing members & people are literally dying because of it.
#CharlieKirk
Pepe, hearthbroken after the game 💔🇵🇹
He just played his last game ever at the Euros… and he’s been one of the best players on the pitch again.
Pepe became the oldest player to appear in a knockout stage match in major tournaments, 41 years old.
Legend. 🍷✨
Got the opportunity to be in Toby Keith’s music video I Love This Bar. We shot the entire night & wrapped around 4 AM. He stayed thanked everyone who was on set & was in the video with just as much passion and energy as he did when we started the shoot. An amazing man #TobyKeith
When Italian director Sergio Leone made his famous Western “A Fistful Of Dollars,” he wanted a man with ‘no name or fame in Hollywood.’
He found it in Clint Eastwood.Eastwood only had two facial expressions at times, as Leone liked to joke: “With hat, and without a hat.”.
“More than a man, I needed a mask…” the director said. A smart choice, also from an economic perspective, as he had to pay Eastwood a mere 15,000 dollars for his part.
Clint Eastwood had to have a cigar in his mouth for much of the film — something the man hates as he hated the tobacco taste. Hence giving him his signature scowl.
Add to this the scorching heat of the sunny Italian summer making Eastwood perpetually squint, and it’s not hard to see how a legend was born; all elements came together beautifully.
When Italian director Sergio Leone made his famous Western “A Fistful Of Dollars,” he wanted a man with ‘no name or fame in Hollywood.’
He found it in Clint Eastwood.Eastwood only had two facial expressions at times, as Leone liked to joke: “With hat, and without a hat.”.
“More than a man, I needed a mask…” the director said. A smart choice, also from an economic perspective, as he had to pay Eastwood a mere 15,000 dollars for his part.
Clint Eastwood had to have a cigar in his mouth for much of the film — something the man hates as he hated the tobacco taste. Hence giving him his signature scowl.
Add to this the scorching heat of the sunny Italian summer making Eastwood perpetually squint, and it’s not hard to see how a legend was born; all elements came together beautifully.