Sounds like she's trying to convince herself this more than anyone else.

Me, IRL:

If pop and country singers were able to “get over” break ups like non-celebrities, a lot of their greatest hits would simply not exist.

My mother, who was fiercely intelligent, spent nearly a decade of her life in a religious cult, something that affected her until the day she died. The thing that broke her to the point that she was receptive to my father, who led said cult? Her husband having an affair with and then abandoning her for her best…

Ironically, Twain found love again with Swiss-born Nestlé exec Frédéric Thiébaud, Marie-Anne’s ex-husband.

There’s also Adam Lambert, one of the few male singers on the planet who can equal Freddy’s range. He’s thrilled to be touring with Queen and they’re delighted to have him. They must surely have thought, and realistically, that they’d never find anyone else who could do the songs.

Wayne’s World did it so much better. Who doesn’t sing along in the car with that song?!? It’s irresistible! Especially if you have a group and you can do all the different parts! In that context, it doesn’t matter whether or not any of you can sing, it’s just good times in the car.

more fireworks on stage and more backup dancers might have helped

Why did he attempt this, sweet mother of dragons? He avoids the high notes, so he must know he’s incapable of hitting them. So why isn’t he applying the same logic to all the other notes? Could he be under any illusion at all that he can sing?

...a gay fish?

A gay fish?

Someone should let Bree Newsome know about how, by bringing religion into her actions at the Statehouse, she’s glorifying slavery...

Kinja - home of the circular firing squad.

*persecuting.

Hahaha I was really looking forward to reading a rebuttale from you that defended being moved by scripture

Did you get this self-righteous when watching Obama’s moving eulogy yesterday?

hey, dude, religion is a force of tremendous good in my life. Apparently not yours. but don’t tell me I can’t have an emotional connection to a moment like this, where religion is used as a tool of justice.

Dude, come on.

Gee, it’s almost like religion is a huge and multifaceted system that means different things to different people.