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Clive Davis, the legendary music executive who nurtured Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin and was famed for his star-studded pre-Grammy parties, died in his sleep at 94 in New York, with his partner Greg Schriefer by his side; tributes from peers highlighted a career that reshaped pop music and earned him the nickname 'the man with the golden ears.'
The article celebrates the 45th anniversary of 'The Blues Brothers,' highlighting Aretha Franklin's iconic performance of 'Think' in the film, which remains one of the most memorable musical scenes in cinema history, and discusses her broader musical legacy and recent documentary release.
Julia Gagnon from Cumberland, Maine, wowed the judges on "American Idol" with her emotional rendition of Aretha Franklin's "Ain’t No Way," earning a coveted platinum ticket, which allows her to skip the next round of the competition. The 21-year-old, who overcame shyness and bullying to pursue music, dedicated her audition to her seriously ill birthmother. Gagnon now advances to the next round, hoping to become one of the 24 finalists and potentially make it to the live shows in Hawaii.
Dan Penn, a prolific songwriter, reflects on his career and the hits he wrote for iconic artists like Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, and the Box Tops. From co-writing classics like "Do Right Woman, Do Right Man" to producing hits like "The Letter," Penn's influence on soul and pop music is undeniable. Despite missing out on the opportunity to have Elvis Presley record one of his songs, Penn's impact on the music industry is enduring, and he continues to write and record new music at his own pace.
In his new Netflix comedy special "Turbo Fonzarelli," Pete Davidson jokes about being high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral with Ariana Grande in 2018, expressing embarrassment and regret for his actions. He discusses his past drug abuse and admits to exaggerating some jokes for comedic effect, while also being open about mental illness and addiction.
Comedian Pete Davidson reveals in his new Netflix special "Turbo Fonzarelli" that he was high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral, expressing embarrassment over his past drug use. Davidson, who was dating Ariana Grande at the time, jokes about his behavior at the funeral and speculates on what Franklin's reaction would have been. He also discusses the effects of ketamine and its classification by the DEA.
Comedian Pete Davidson revealed in his new stand-up special that he had been high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral, expressing regret for his behavior and comments made to her family during the service. Davidson, known for his candidness about drug use and mental health struggles, also discussed his decision to stop using hard drugs as he entered his 30s and his recent stint in rehab for mental health issues.
Comedian Pete Davidson admitted to being "embarrassed" for attending Aretha Franklin's funeral while "so high" on ketamine, revealing his struggle with the drug in his new Netflix special, Turbo Fonzarelli. Davidson, who has been open about his struggles with borderline personality disorder, reflected on his past drug use and its impact on his behavior, including making a regrettable attempt at a joke at Franklin's funeral. This admission comes as Davidson continues to be candid about his personal challenges in his comedy and public appearances.
Comedian Pete Davidson revealed in his Netflix special "Turbo Fonzarelli" that he attended Aretha Franklin's funeral high on ketamine in 2018, joking about paying his "R-E-S-P-E-C-Ts" to the late icon while under the influence. He expressed embarrassment about his past drug use and shared his efforts to address it, including multiple rehab stints and treatment for depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and borderline personality disorder. Despite personal struggles, he's been seen with his new girlfriend Madelyn Cline, but avoided discussing his love life in the special.
Comedian Pete Davidson revealed in his new Netflix special, "Turbo Fonzarelli," that he attended Aretha Franklin's funeral while high on ketamine, expressing embarrassment and making jokes about his behavior. Davidson has previously admitted to using ketamine for four years before seeking rehab. Aretha Franklin, a legendary artist with numerous accolades, passed away in 2018, and her funeral was attended by Davidson and his then-fiancée, Ariana Grande.
Comedian Pete Davidson admitted during his Netflix special that he attended Aretha Franklin's funeral while high on ketamine, expressing embarrassment and regret for his actions. Ketamine, known for its dissociative and hallucinogenic effects, has been in the spotlight due to its potential medical uses and negative associations as a party drug. Davidson's revelation comes amid ongoing discussions about the drug's role in the death of actor Matthew Perry, who was reportedly receiving ketamine infusion therapy for depression and anxiety.
Comedian Pete Davidson revealed in his Netflix special that he attended Aretha Franklin's funeral while high on ketamine, describing the experience as "embarrassing." He admitted to making an embarrassing comment to Franklin's family and expressed regret for his behavior. Davidson, who has been open about his struggles with substance abuse, also shared that he no longer believes doing drugs in his 30s is acceptable.
Comedian Pete Davidson admits in his Netflix special that he was high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's 2018 funeral, jokingly telling her family he was there to "pay his R-E-S-P-E-C-Ts." Davidson, who attended the funeral with then-fiancée Ariana Grande, expressed embarrassment over his behavior and acknowledged his struggles with drug use and mental health issues. While ketamine is used to treat depression, Davidson's publicist denied he was still using it, and he has a history of rehab visits for borderline personality disorder and PTSD.
Comedian Pete Davidson revealed in his Netflix special that he was high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral in 2018, expressing embarrassment over his behavior. He also discussed his ongoing battle with Borderline Personality Disorder and PTSD, entering rehab for a "mental break." Davidson is currently dating actress Madelyn Cline, with sources indicating that she sees their relationship as a "good time" and not something serious.
In his new Netflix stand-up special "Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli," comedian Pete Davidson admits to being high on ketamine at Aretha Franklin's funeral in 2018, where he was the plus one of then-fiancée Ariana Grande. He reflects on the embarrassment of his behavior and shares humorous anecdotes about the event, including feeling proud when he thought Bill Clinton was ogling Grande.