No. No, no, no, no, no. Not the Queen of Soul. Not yet. So, whoever or whatever you believe in, ask/pray/whatever for him/her/them to look over Aretha Franklin.
She's a national treasure and needs to stick around a while.
It's now being reported that Franklin is in hospice care, but a spokesperson for the family- Gwendolyn Quinn- confirmed only that the legendary lady was "seriously ill and surrounded by family members who appreciate the outpouring of love and support they have received."
Quinn also confirmed Stevie Wonder and Glen Turman- Franklin's ex-husband- were among those who've visited today.
Get well. Soon. Please.
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department say a bomb threat made against the Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center is what led to the abrupt ending to last Thursday's Rascal Flatts concert in Indianapolis.
In a statement released last night, the Department said no further details would be released while the incident was being incident, but that the threat was deemed credible.
These two might look a little bit like their fathers.
Weird. I'd swear I remember Lindsey Buckingham giving his reason for not wanting to tour with Fleetwood Mac (and subsequently being fired from the band) was because he wanted to concentrate on making new music. That's cool- except it was announced today that Buckingham would be releasing a 3-disc Solo Anthology - The Best of Lindsey Buckingham this October- and that he'd be hitting the road on a solo tour this fall that kicks off in Portland, Oregon on October 7th.
Birthdays today include: Ana Matronic of Scissor Sisters (44); Kevin Cadogan of Third Eye Blind (48); Sarah Brightman (58); Sharon Bryant of Atlantic Starr (62); Slim Dunlap of The Replacements (67); Larry Graham (72); David Crosby (77); and Dash Crofts of Seals & Crofts (78). #MusicalBirthdays
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