Whichever way he tells them to, if they want to use any of The Who music or his solo music.  That’s how.  

She is a legend of 90s pop. She helped create a blueprint for 90s pop music videos along with other pop stars of that time.

For me, it’s that you cannot trust a non-documentary version of a famous person’s life. Especially if they’re still alive and can demand changes in exchange for the use of their creative work.

That’s what documentaries and music videos can do, without resorting to watching an actor play out what you can see the actual person do.

Or, how about just make the best damn documentary ever, instead of making shit up or letting living member of the band or the artist themselves, guide the story?

I’d rather have convincing voice-over.

All that coke couldn’t have helped.  Look what it did to Stevie Nicks’ voice over the years, even when younger.

I saw the trailer for the Queen biopic, knew a shit-fest when I saw one and, have not seen it and likely never will.

Are y’all slow?

FB knows what you like.

A legend returns and, you can’t just enjoy it or laugh at her crazy, you have to make it about OTHER women and what they did that this woman didn’t.

I bet you money the punched co-worker is one of those irritating douchebags who just loves to troll everybody, even when you beg him to stop and, instead of taking his just punishment, called the cops on the co-worker, like a little bitch.

Thank you, Jedi.

The meth.

As opposed to, “People don’t want to spend right now on large purchases” or “There’s an expectation of falling prices later” or “The price of other goods relative to the price of cars makes people fearful”

My point was that you linked to a run-on sentence with no names or info that was sourced from Breitbart.

The source for the “story” (barely a paragraph) is Breitbart News.

You’re not an honest interlocutor. You’re a Trump cult member.

*sigh* Do your homework.

So, we can’t have strong leaders because they might turn out “terrible and evil”?