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- Richie Praises New We Are the World Generation
  
  Lionel Richie was overcome with emotion while recording the remake of We Are The World - because he was overjoyed to see a new generation of starssinging the charity track for Haiti.Richie collaborated with artists including Michael Jackson, Diana Ross,Br
  on 2010-02-12 04:48:35
- Tina Turner: Good Genes or Good Docs?
  
  Filed under: Music, Beauty What's love got to got to do with Tina Turner looking so flawless?Here's the 35-year-old legendary singer back in 1975 (left) -- and 35 years later, the 70-year-old version at an event in Paris last month (right).Proud Mary! Se
  on 2010-02-07 04:47:14
- Happy Birthday Tina Turner
  
  Legendary singer Tina Turner turned 70 on Thursday (26Nov09) - and she's still Simply The Best after a five-decade spanning career.The star has spent more than 50 years on stage and she's continued performing sell-out live shows right up until this year (
  on 2009-11-27 04:46:45
- This Day in Film: ?What?s Love Got to Do with It?
  
  16 years ago today the biopic on the legendary Tina Turner opened up in theatres nationwide, which was based on her autobiography I, Tina. Everyone in Hollywood knew playing the role of Tina Turner would be award worthy and take their career to the next l
  on 2009-06-09 04:47:56
- Mad Max returns minus Mel Gibson
  
  ALMOST 25 years after Tina Turner ran Mel Gibson out of Bartertown, George Miller is gearing up to shoot another Mad Max film in Sydney.
  on 2009-05-18 04:46:51
- 'American Idol' Power List: Who's your favorite with six weeks remaining?
  
  7. Lil Rounds: (Last week: No. 7) Finally got negative feedback from Simon & Co. after a Tina Turner impersonation that wouldn't pass muster at a small-town drag bar. After five weeks on the big Idol stage, the woman who...
  on 2009-04-14 04:48:02
- Hey, we 'Got Talent' too, hundreds hope
  
  How do you choose among a teenage contortionist, a Tina Turner drag queen and an Albanian belly dancer?
  on 2009-03-14 04:46:57
- Sick Turner Cancels Shows
  
  Legendary singer Tina Turner has axed two shows on her comeback tour of the U.K. after falling ill with respiratory influenza.The Simply The Best hitmaker was due to play dates in London and Sheffield, England on Wednesday (11Mar09) and Thursday (12Mar09)
  on 2009-03-11 04:47:35
- Sick Turner postpones UK concerts
  
  Veteran pop star Tina Turner reschedules shows in London and Sheffield because she is suffering from respiratory flu.
  on 2009-03-11 04:47:05
- Tina turns back time
  
  She's 70 in November - but Tina Turner still managed to thrill in her UK comeback concert
  on 2009-03-04 04:48:27
- Ann Coulter -- Private Dancer
  
  Filed under: Train Wrecks, Wacky & Weird, Nurse! Apparently there's not a lot of food in the evil cave where Ann Coulter burrows.Now a full-fledged stick figure, Ann had the audacity to take bragging rights away from Tina Turner in the leg department.
  on 2009-03-01 04:46:59
- Governors Ball Performers Announced!
  
  ET reveals the musicians who will be making merry melodies at the Governors Ball celebration following the Academy Awards. The Impulse Orchestra, a 21-piece ensemble, will accompany legendary jazz trumpeter Rick Braun, saxophonist Richard Elliot and
  on 2009-02-14 04:46:54
- Wigs Looking Good
  
  Once only worn by bald people and drag queens, apparently the latest trend for mixing up your style is throwing on a wig. Apart from the odd fancy dress party where a mop of synthetic hair would transform you into Tina Turner or Marylin Monroe, wigs have
  on 2009-01-08 04:49:59
- Tom, Katie, and Suri Tackle the City Together
  
  Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes had a big night out at the Tina Turner concert in NYC on Monday night, but yesterday they were up and at 'em running errands with a sleepy Suri. Katie was lucky to have some time off to focus on her loved ones and famous holida
  on 2008-12-04 04:57:15
- Tina Turner Taps Cruise for Back-Up At New York Show
  
  Legendary singer Tina Turner kept her fans' wheels turning when she tapped Tom Cruise to sing her back-up vocals on stage during a New York concert. The 69-year-old star performed a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden on Monday night (01Dec08) - one da
  on 2008-12-04 04:54:19
- SHE'S ONE FOR THE AGES
  
  WHEN it comes to granny fanny, Tina Turner is simply the best. At Madison Square Garden, Tina, now 69, played a triumphant comeback concert eight years after she hung up her stilettos and retired. Time has been kind to this icon. She looked...
  on 2008-12-02 04:47:55
- Tina turnin' it on again!
  
  Four decades ago, Tina Turner made a vow she would "nevah evah do nothin'" nice 'n' easy. Monday night at the Garden, the now 69-year-old star put that promise to the test by keeping things just as nice and rough as health and reason would allow.
  on 2008-12-02 04:46:00
- Kate and Jamie Will Cross an Ocean For a Good Party
  
  Kate Moss was pretty giggly earlier today as she and her boyfriend Jamie Hince arrived at London's Heathrow airport. It was recently announced that Kate will be co-chairing next year's Costume Institute Gala, but right now they're heading to the US, where
  on 2008-10-31 04:52:55
- Is Tina Turner off-limits to negative criticism?
  
  Ann Powers responds to the critics who disliked her Tina Turner review.
  on 2008-10-21 04:52:43
- Are Tina Turner and other legends off-limits to negative criticism?
  
  Ann Powers responds to the critics who disliked her Tina Turner review.
  on 2008-10-21 04:52:36
- Save V Spree: Red Soled Shoes
  
  When it comes to shoes Christian Louboutin is the man. His red soled heels have graced the feet of many a celebrity from Gwyneth Paltrow and Victoria Beckham to Tina Turner and Catherine Deneuve. Louboutins have even overtaken Manolo Blahniks as the 'It S
  on 2008-10-21 04:48:49
- Live: Tina Turner at Staples Center
  
  At 68, the rock icon strikes an impressive physical presence in an athletic show, but her rhythmic gymnastics sometimes impair her vocals. NEARLY A century before T
  on 2008-10-15 04:52:34
- Rock legend Tina Turner is rollin' on the road again
  
  The event:Wednesday's sold-out opening of the 68-year-old rock diva's first tour since 2000. The 36-date North American leg of ...
  on 2008-10-02 04:53:06
- Rock legend Tina Turner is rollin' on the road again
  
  The event:Wednesday's sold-out opening of the 68-year-old rock diva's first tour since 2000. The 36-date North American leg of ...
  on 2008-10-02 04:52:30
- Tina Turner is back by popular demand
  
  Eight years after a farewell world tour, Tina Turner steps onstage in Kansas City, Mo., tonight to launch an extravagant 36-date ...
  on 2008-10-01 04:47:59
- Tina Turner is back by popular demand
  
  Eight years after a farewell world tour, Tina Turner steps onstage in Kansas City, Mo., tonight to launch an extravagant 36-date ...
  on 2008-10-01 04:47:56
- Buddhist Amy Winehouse
  
  Amy Winehouse has taken up Buddhism. The troubled star - who doctors reportedly fear could be brain damaged after a recent cannabis overdose - has been inspired by singer Tina Turner to seek solace in the religion.
  on 2008-09-03 04:55:12
- Tina Turner's Amy aid
  
  Tina Turner wants to help Amy Winehouse. The 'Simply the Best' singer - whose ex-husband Ike Turner battled various drug addictions - says 'Rehab' star Amy needs to kick her habit.
  on 2008-05-23 16:47:49
- Tina Turner's Beyonce blast
  
  Tina Turner says Beyonce Knowles will never be "rock 'n' roll." The 'Simply the Best' singer claims she was an inspiration for Beyonce, but although she is a great singer the former Destiny's Child star will never match her for raw talent.
  on 2008-05-21 08:46:50
- Tina Turner Urges Winehouse To Seek Help.
  
  Tina Turner Urges Winehouse To Seek Help.... Legendary singer Tina Turner has spoken out in support of troubled star Amy Winehouse - urging her to seek help to deal with her "problems". The Simply The Best hitmaker, who is gearing up for a comeback world
  on 2008-05-21 08:46:33
- http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=11522586&p=yy5zz63z&n=1 1522674 Turner rumoured for 007 theme song 22/03/2006 - 13:57:55 It has been rumoured that Tina Turner is being lined up for the theme song of 007's next outing Casino Royale. Meanwhile, Pierce Brosnan fans continue their campaign to have his successor Daniel Craig's Casino Royale boycotted. The producer of the long-running James Bond super agent adventures, Barbara Broccoli, says she's so pleased with the English actor that, even as they are still filming his 007 debut, they're working on a second outing.
- "Doctor Wu" wrote in message news:pcdr3835-52B413.10190217122005@comcast.dca.giganews.com... > In article , > "Rick in Oz" wrote: Agreed. He should never have treated his wife the way he did. Plus, I dont' believe he's 58. He's got to be in his 60's by now. ------------------------------------- Icebreaker "Where would Tina Turner be right now if she'd rolled over and said, "Hit me again, Ike, and this time put some stank on it!"? Rollin' on the river, that's where she'd be. But she's beyond Thunderdome, because she decided to send a message: Wake up, sisters! There is nooooooo such thing as a weaker sex!"
- http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2005-12-04-kennedy-center_x.htm?POE=LIFI SVA Kennedy Center honors five performing greats By Karen Thomas, USA TODAY WASHINGTON - Among them, they have 17 Grammys, six Tonys and two Oscars. Kennedy Center honorees Robert Redford and Tina Turner sing the national anthem before the ceremony kicks off. By Evan Vucci, AP Robert Redford, 68; Tina Turner, 66; Tony Bennett, 79; ballerina Suzanne Farrell, 60; and Tony-winning actress Julie Harris, 80, were saluted here Sunday at the 28th annual 2005 Kennedy Center Honors. The show, which will air Dec. 27 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS, included some teary toasts. Bennett "inspired so many of us for so long," singer k.d. lang said "The world is a much better place with you in it." Oprah Winfrey gushed that a Turner concert is "a life-enhancing experience. ... I love you. I respect you. And you make me proud to spell my name, w-o-m-a-n." And there were roaring roasts: "On my 70th birthday, I set fire to my tuxedo. Is Redford really here?" Paul Newman (sans tux) joked, noting his Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid co-star rarely makes it to events on time. "The only reason he made it here tonight is because they told him it was yesterday." (Newman's right hand was bandaged because of surgery.) Beyonc� Knowles, in a dead-on imitation of Turner, right down to the hair-flip and rapid butt jiggle, opened Proud Mary with, "You know, when I think of Tina, I think of two Tinas in my life. My mother, Tina. And the amazing Tina Turner." With the entire audience on its feet, Knowles' microphone malfunctioned shortly into the song, but a tuxedoed stagehand was able to swap a working mike into the stand before Knowles dived into the second half of the song. The honorees acknowledged the on-stage tributes without saying a word. Bennett held both hands over his heart. Redford flicked his nose, � la his character in TheSting. And Turner, who said before the show she was grateful she didn't "have to make a speech," blew kisses.
- On 2 Dec 2005 13:42:18 -0800, "Wyle Coyote" wrote: >horns, a blonde wig, fishnet stockings, gold lipstick and black 10" >spiked Tina Turner high heel shoes. >That tidbit could devastate Eltons career. Hah! Just sounds like fun old Elton!!!! -- Alan Moorman Just a little rule: An apostrophe does NOT mean "here comes an 's' ." ============================================
- "Wyle Coyote" wrote in message news:1133559738.687494.117270@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > w/wings, > horns, a blonde wig, fishnet stockings, gold lipstick and black 10" > spiked Tina Turner high heel shoes. > That tidbit could devastate Eltons career. I think the grossest Elton story I've heard was when he was into eating everything, chewing it, and then spitting it out in a handkerchief. In public. Blech.
- Lechugon wrote: > After having half the male flight attendants in the world, and probably > the entire back up band in his ass, what's to tell? Maybe he sucked cock? No. He can...well...reveal that Elton once went out in drag w/wings, horns, a blonde wig, fishnet stockings, gold lipstick and black 10" spiked Tina Turner high heel shoes. That tidbit could devastate Eltons career.
- I saw a picture of her. I guess it was her MTV British awards show. I think she was so ugly. Women is damn near 50. Granted you can look sexy at 50. I thought Tina Turner was at her best after 50. But for some reason Mrs. M. can't pull it off. Good luck to her. Cher went freaky before she finally gave it up. Donna A.
- memory705@hotmail.com wrote: > had regular hours and after hours shopping. Depending on the time of > day, different people can get in. If people can get in than the store is NOT CLOSED you fool. After-hours shopping and CLOSED are different things. Oprah was told the store was CLOSED. She didn't believe them and automatically assumed after-hours shopping was going on for some other chichipoopoo customers but not her because she's insecure and viewed it as racially biased without proof. > Well seeing as you're ignorant enough to believe that closed means > closed to everyone, I don't think you're qualified to decide where the > story ends. > Yes I am. It's called known facts and common sense. Of which you show none. > On what planet is this? VIP customers drop in uninvited after hours > ALL THE FUCKING TIME! YOU HAVE NO FUCKING CLUE OF WHAT YOU'RE TALKING > ABOUT!!! > And you're a poseur pretending to know about things you don't. They don't just keep employees around after hours just in case, maybe, perhaps, someone rich or famous may pop in and drop a load of money. That's idiotic. They have to schedule and pay employees to work extra hours. Even the rich and famous make appointments. If someone famous pops in unannounced and a store can accommodate them then they do. Anyone who wants to shop before or after regular hours usually has to make an appointment so the store can make arrangements. Otherwise it's a crapshoot whether or not they get in. It's a courtesy and not a God-given right. The employees were still there because they were setting up for a special event that had been planned way before Oprah ever hauled her fat ass over there. Sometimes stores have after hours special events by invitation only. They couldn't accommodate her because people were coming and they had other things to take care of. She had a large entourage with her, as shown on the security tape, and the store had no way of knowing how long she planned to shop, who else with her planned to shop, and they were getting ready for an event. That there was an event planned for later is a very easy thing to prove or disprove, and had it not been the case someone (*cough* Oprah) would have done so by now. Use some fucking common sense! > Again we're not talking about every post office and supermarket. The > world of high-end retail is very different, you do not understand it, > and you're not educated on this subject. The post office and supermarket analogy was meant to explain why the average person had no fucking sympathy at all upon hearing Oprah's tale of woe and "humiliation" and why this has been such a PR disaster for her. Everyone has had a situation of not being let into a store where customers are finishing up their shopping. Oprah then made things worse by going on TV and claiming she wasn't looking for VIP treatment which you yourself admit she was. The security tape shows her arriving after hours, the doorman handed her a business card with store hours on it. She's a liar. > Doors closed, people still inside > Like you give a shit about actual racism. Yeah you're real empathetic > towards blacks, just as long as they make less money than you and allow > you to feel socially superior. > Great! You're a racist piece of shit. > Where the hell is your evidence for that. I want a citation > NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! As well as a moron. If you're going to spout off about what did or didn't happen try to at least do some research. Hermes came out with an official statement and there's a security tape that backs them up. It was shown on TV. The tape shows Oprah speaking to the doorman who hands her a business card with store hours on it, then she's let into the store to speak with the sales rep, then the manager. She wouldn't take no for an answer and kept pestering the employees. The tape shows her confronting several people in succession who all told her the store was CLOSED and to please come back the next day. When the Hermes CEO went on Oprah's show, Oprah didn't deny it. Hermes had made an official statement they told her the store was closed, that they had a special event, and asked her come back the next day. Oprah NEVER DENIED any of this. She implied she didn't believe them because she saw people inside the store who looked like maybe they were customers, and complained someone was "rude" to her. She's never explained exactly how they were rude to her, or what they said to her that was so rude. I find that extremely interesting. I also find interesting your contention she wasn't told the store was closed when everything indicates otherwise. Who's ass did you pull that one out of? > Like you respected her before any of this. I for one respect her one > hell of a lot more more standing up for her dignity at all costs, but > that's something you wouldn't understand. > She has no dignity in this situation. When she had both the opportunity and PROOF that she was racially discriminated against years ago, because she wasn't let into a store during hours, an incident she openly discussed on her show, she refused to openly name the store, which infuriated me because she should have raked them over the coals. Was she standing up for her dignity then? In that case they didn't buzz her into the store and left her standing on the street. Then she goes public years later against another store any without proof it was racially biased. She came across as a self-absorbed and insecure with a sense of entitlement. She demanded special treatment and then lied she didn't on TV. She tried to blame it on racism and then backed down because she didn't have a fat leg to stand on. She used other people as her mouthpiece (GAYLE) but was too cowardly to actually come forward and give details herself. Instead she announced she was doing 'a show' about it to capitalize on the situation. When the Hermes CEO finally comes on her show she backs down and sucks up as usual (oh no, I wasn't looking to get in after hours, I never said not to buy Hermes merchandise, that garage sale was just a rumor I suppose, I thought I saw customers, and oh this one sales clerk was rude to me) AND YET at the time she called it one of the most humiliating experiences she'd ever had. It was so humiliating she devoted a whole five minutes to it. She came across as shallow for calling it one the most humiliating experiences she's ever had because she was raped as a child and not getting VIP treatment to buy luxury goods is ridiculous in comparison. Get some fucking perspective. Name dropping Tina Turner'>Tina Turner made her look like a pathetic star fucker. What did Tina Turner'>Tina Turner have to do with her "humiliation"? If she was buying a watch for an average ordinary non-famous friend it wouldn't have been 'as bad'? (Oh look, I was trying to be soooo generous to poor poor deprived Tina, and because of that bad bad Hermes Tina suffered and I look like such a cheapskate for not bringing an expensive gift to pay off my friends for having dinner with me oh boohoohoo). > respect for you. There are statements Oprah made. There are statements Hermes made. There's a security tape. There's common sense. Because you're an incomprehensible moron who can't put two and two together doesn't mean everyone else didn't see through the bullshit. >You are giving them the benefit of the doubt because > you LOVE the idea of an uppity black billionaire superstar being told > NO and you can't stand the fact that she forced them to apologize for > something you've been waiting your whole life to see. Why don't you > just cut the crap and admit that that's what this is really all about. > By repeatedly ascribing racial motivations without evidence you've proven you're a racist and a hypocrite. Oprah threw out her credibility out the window by making assumptions too. > Well I have no idea if your story is true, Try googling. > but it certianly > establishes a trend that speaks well for Oprah's case. How the fuck does it speak well for her? It made her look like a coward for not speaking up when she actually had a legitimate provable case. Then she went and assumed the same thing was happening when the circumstances were very different. There's a big difference between not being let in during normal business hours, and not being let in when the store is CLOSED. There's a big difference between left standing on the street versus being let into the store and the manager and other employees come to speak with you.
- http://msnbc.msn.com/id/9228189/ Tina Turner to get Kennedy Center honors WASHINGTON - Robert Redford, Tina Turner and Tony Bennett will be getting lifetime achievement awards from the Kennedy Center in Washington. Actress Julie Harris and dancer Suzanne Farrell will also get Kennedy Center Honors at a ceremony at a State Department dinner December third. The honorees will also get to meet with President Bush at the White House. A gala will be held in their honor at the Kennedy Center on Dec. 4. The gala will be taped to air on CBS later in the month.
- Turpentine, you're a much better sychophant than Gayle. You're impatiently counting down the minutes until Oprah figures that out, aren't you? turpentine26@hotmail.com wrote: > Guy Bannis wrote: > she happened to be in Paris when it was time to go shopping and she was > shopping for black Tina Turner and she was with black Gayle at the > time. It's absolutely ridiculous for her to jump on her jet and fly all > the way back to Chicago every time a black person dies. Or should she > have > attended his funeral because he was once America's richest black? It's > skin? Johnson was an outstanding black achiever who has my highest > respect, however white Phil Donahue did far more to pave the way for > Oprah than Johnson did. By the time Oprah decided to get into the > magazine business, she was already set to become a billionaire, and her > her case because she hugged white women too often, instead of just > letting her be a human being showing compassion for the audience that > made her rich regardless of race. It was gays and fat working class > white women that built Oprah's empire, and only now, after she's become > more black art and black artists than just about anyone, and has become > her praises. > and provided a wonderful inspiration, I don't think he had anything to > do with Oprah's success.
- Guy Bannis wrote: > In article , > "Leighlabella" wrote: > stores such as Hermes more than she does about supporting other > prominent black people. > Oprah wasn't anywhere near her hometown when the funeral occured, but she happened to be in Paris when it was time to go shopping and she was shopping for black Tina Turner and she was with black Gayle at the time. It's absolutely ridiculous for her to jump on her jet and fly all the way back to Chicago every time a black person dies. Or should she have attended his funeral because he was once America's richest black? It's one thing when a business gives big spending customers better treatment than less spending customers, but in death we're all equal. Why should she attend someone's funeral because of the color of their skin? Johnson was an outstanding black achiever who has my highest respect, however white Phil Donahue did far more to pave the way for Oprah than Johnson did. By the time Oprah decided to get into the magazine business, she was already set to become a billionaire, and her magazine is nothing like Johnson's. If anything the black press was a thorn on Oprah's side, getting on her case because she hugged white women too often, instead of just letting her be a human being showing compassion for the audience that made her rich regardless of race. It was gays and fat working class white women that built Oprah's empire, and only now, after she's become the greatest black philanthropist in history, produced and promoted more black art and black artists than just about anyone, and has become Nelson Mandella's hero, do we see the black press constantly singing her praises. But as much as I admire Johnson because he helped other blacks succeed and provided a wonderful inspiration, I don't think he had anything to do with Oprah's success.
- What I have stated is Oprah > initiated a media campaign alleging racism with little evidence to > back up that allegation. Calling it "little evidence" is a very subjective judgment on your part. As has already been explained, volumes of evidence shows discrimination against blacks in high end retail, and there's no question that Oprah was denied after hours treatment white celebs and white VIPs very frequently enjoy at high-end stores. If you can forget about the fact that you don't like Oprah, and just look at the facts objectively, you'll probably conclude that she has a stronger case than most blacks that claim racism. > apparently felt no obligation of any sort to let her in. It seems the > only party in this instance with any recognizable rights was the > store, and they excersized those rights. And in doing so may have revealed something bad about their character. I'm not so much defending the "hoity-toity", as you > call them, as I am criticising Oprah for instigating an immature media > campaign meant to slur what is probably an innocent company. > By what logic do you conclude that Oprah's version of the story is *probably* wrong? High-end stores have a well documented history of discriminating against blacks, and Oprah seems to have no documented hisory of claiming racism. Further, Oprah has nothing to gain and everything to lose by making false claims about such a trivial issue, but the store has everything to gain by denying those charges even if they are true, and everything to lose by agreeing with Oprah. Given the above, who is more likely to be keeping it real? Now there are many many cases when I do think black celebs play the race card like when OJ and Michael jackson were on trial, BUT both of these men were in the fight of their lives so it makes sense that they would get desperate. Oprah was not in the fight of her life. Her ratings are the best they've been in years and she's at the top of her game, and 99.9% of stores will accept her after hours business. She had no motive to claim racism over something so trivial unless she honestly believes she experienced it. > It seems to me that Oprah counts "hoity toity" celebrities as her best > freinds, not the ordinary soccer moms you claim are so dear to her > heart. Soccer moms keep her bank account bursting at the seams but > she dines with Tina Turner'>Tina Turner and John Travolta. Tina Turner'>Tina Turner is an icon for battered women. John Travolta was just a working class kid who made it big, and is the same age as Oprah and a lot of her fans. These celebs may be rich, but they are far from hoity-toity. Much the same can be said for Roseanne, Dr. Phil, Dolly Parton and most of Oprah's other favorite celebrities. Most of the celebrities Oprah likes were at one time considered trash. Oprah looks up to people that society looks down on. > that engenders this deep rooted antipathy towards the literary world? In fairness, it was you that demonstrated a very superficial understanding of the word "objective". > And Oprah's response to the author was far from dignified. She beat > the guy silly in the press simply because he did not want to be > associated with her show. That's actually not true at all. All Oprah said was that since the author was uncomfortable she would skip the dinner, and she said nothing else since. It was his peers in the literary community that beat him silly in the press. And it was him who initiated the fight by verbally beating up on Oprah's audience. But you did deny the existence of objective evidence for her entertainment value. A large audience is exactly that. The objective > reality you can't deny is there is a large population that will not > automatically conclude a store is racist simply because Oprah Winfrey > said so. Oh I agree with you there. It's a matter of opinion whether Oprah experienced racism, however there are objective statistics that support her opinion, though it can never be proven either way. > the Amercian public. Shakespeare was one of the richest and most popular entertainers of his time. Are we to conclude that he was a talentless hack too? And Oprah's not just popular with the public. She's won more emmys than probably any other talk show host by far, despite the fact that she took her name out of the runnig after winning the life-time achievement award in the 1990s.
- CliffB wrote: George drinks too much? Prove it. National Enquirer said two weeks ago that Tina Turner drinks too much. That makes no sense. She would have developed cirrhosis during her marriage to Ike, but she didn't.
- Guy Bannis wrote: > In article , > memory705@hotmail.com wrote: > has been around a lot longer than Oprah. > attend the funeral of a prominent black man in her own home town. Who wouldn't rather go shopping than attend a funeral? Oprah wasn't anywhere near her hometown when the funeral occured, but she happened to be in Paris when it was time to go shopping and she was shopping for black Tina Turner and she was with black Gayle at the time. It's absolutely ridiculous for her to jump on her jet and fly all the way back to Chicago every time a black person dies. Or should she have attended his funeral because he was once America's richest black? It's one thing when a business gives big spending customers better treatment than less spending customers, but in death we're all equal. Why should she attend someone's funeral because of the color of their skin? Johnson was an outstanding black achiever who has my highest respect, however white Phil Donahue did far more to pave the way for Oprah than Johnson did. By the time Oprah decided to get into the magazine business, she was already set to become a billionaire, and her magazine is nothing like Johnson's. If anything the black press was a thorn on Oprah's side, getting on her case because she hugged white women too often, instead of just letting her be a human being showing compassion for the audience that made her rich regardless of race. It was gays and fat working class white women that built Oprah's empire, and only now, after she's become the greatest black philanthropist in history, produced and promoted more black art and black artists than just about anyone, and has become Nelson Mandella's hero, do we see the black press constantly singing her praises. But as much as I admire Johnson because he helped other blacks succeed and provided a wonderful inspiration, I don't think he had anything to do with Oprah's success.
- Celebrity Gossip
- "I'm the only person left doing the kind of work that I do."
- Elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (with Ike Turner) in 1991.
- Measurements: 34-26-38 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
- Rapper Fat Joe sampled a lyric from the chorus of Tina's 1984 hit "What's Love Got To Do With It?" which was used in "What's Luv?" his hit single featuring Ashanti. [2001]
- Rapper Fat Joe sampled a lyric from the chorus of Tina's 1984 hit [2001]
- Because of the frequent beatings she received from her former husband Ike Turner, she had to have reconstructive surgery on her nose.
- Sold more concert tickets--850,000--in North America than any other performer in 2000.
- Craig (born 1958) is Tina's son from a relationship she had with Raymond Hill, a saxophone player in Ike's band, The Kings of Rhythm.
- Turned down the role of Celie in Color Purple, The (1985). The part eventually went to Whoopi Goldberg.
- Stepmmother of Ike Jr. and Michael, the sons Ike had during his marriage to first wife, Lorriane Taylor; whom Ike didn't get "legally" divorced from until 1974.
- Tina has two sons and two step sons.
- Tina was with Ike for 20 years, but she was only married to him for 16 years (she doesn't count the two years it took for the divorce to become final as part of her marriage).
- Turned down a role in Thelma & Louise (1991).
- Ronnie (born 1964), is the son Tina and Ike had during their 18 year marriage.
- Living with German recording executive 'Erwin Bach' since 1986.
- She appeared in the music video and sang in the choir on the song "We Are The World."
- World's most successful female rock artist ever. Record sales: over 60 million (1983-1999). Has sold more concert tickets than any other female performer in history. 7-time Grammy Award -winner.
- Has been studying and practicing Buddhism for the past 25 years
- Legs, lips and hair
- Tina Turner is related!
- Christina Applegate
- Trish Stratus
- A nightly updated image feed of Tina Turner is available.
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