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Gangster Cinema Central

89,214 views • 2 months ago

Scott Jennings After Speaking With Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) From the Hospital: “[McConnell] called me this morning before I did my radio show. We talked for about 17 minutes. He talked a lot about the situation with Iran, talked a little bit about Ukraine and what’s going on in Europe.” “I told him I had been to the Teddy Roosevelt library. We talked a little bit about the history of the vice presidency and how Roosevelt had transformed that and the modern presidency. A little history of the Senate.” “It was a wide ranging conversation. I talk to him often. I hadn’t talked to him since he’d been in. I’d gotten a few text messages from him, but I hadn’t spoken to him. So it was good to hear his voice. Voice sounded strong and sounded like he was keeping up with the news to me.” CNN’s Kasie Hunt: “Did you ask him how he was feeling?” Scott Jennings: “Yeah, he said… he was feeling okay. You know, obviously well enough to call me on the phone and obviously well enough to talk to Barrasso and Thune.” “Now, look, I’m not qualified to discuss any medical issues or give you any information about that, that’s really for him or his staff to do.” “I talk to him from time to time, and I see him from time to time. And, you know, we had a conversation today about the things that we normally talk about, which are news of the day political stuff.” CNN’s Kasie Hunt: “Did you come away feeling like he was still capable of serving the people of Kentucky as Senator?” Scott Jennings: “I came away feeling that he was staying on top of the new… It was a personal private call.”
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RedWave Press

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Shakira reveals how she got Burna Boy to feature on the World Cup song "Dai Dai" "Once I had the song, I felt that I really needed a male vocal, a male voice on the song. I don't know, because the World Cup carries a big male energy" "So I was like, 'Who can give me that very masculine voice that I want in this Afrobeats setting?' Because this song is very Afrobeaty. But it also has some Caribbean sounds and a little bit of R&B" "And I've always loved Burna. I've always wanted to do something with him. So I called him. I'm like, 'Hey, are you down to do this?' And he's like, 'Yeah, why not?'" "I was waiting for 20 days for him to send something, and I'm like, 'Okay, maybe he's not going to do it.' But then he came through. He sent his magic, and it was just absolutely perfect" "I was so obsessed with having Burna on this track, and I'm so glad that I got him"
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Shakira reveals how she got Burna Boy to feature on the World Cup song "Dai Dai" "Once I had the song, I felt that I really needed a male vocal, a male voice on the song. I don't know, because the World Cup carries a big male energy" "So I was like, 'Who can give me that very masculine voice that I want in this Afrobeats setting?' Because this song is very Afrobeaty. But it also has some Caribbean sounds and a little bit of R&B" "And I've always loved Burna. I've always wanted to do something with him. So I called him. I'm like, 'Hey, are you down to do this?' And he's like, 'Yeah, why not?'" "I was waiting for 20 days for him to send something, and I'm like, 'Okay, maybe he's not going to do it.' But then he came through. He sent his magic, and it was just absolutely perfect" "I was so obsessed with having Burna on this track, and I'm so glad that I got him"

Buggy

652,921 views • 2 months ago

🗣️: Were you surprised? Mew : I was surprised. I was really glad that he came. I was very stressed. The funny thing is, I always consult him (about this show). The staff gave me feedback like this, but he gave me an evasive answer. I was confused. Like, why was he answering so strangely? Tul : I told P’Mew that no matter what, I wouldn’t go on the show because I get nervous and don’t really want to appear on it, something like that. I wanted to see him guess and see his reaction. I thought it would be funny. He’s a very attentive person. Tul : At first, I was going to pretend to be a woman or a trans woman and even practiced changing my voice. But during the rehearsal before filming, I used my full voice and lost it. So I couldn’t do a female voice anymore. I changed my voice to sound like a slightly hoarse rock singer instead. Mew : I actually thought to myself, “Could it be him?” When I started thinking about everything that had happened over the weekend, something felt a little strange about this show. Mew : Thank you to my partner for coming. And thank you for helping me guess right. Tul : It’s been a long time since I last sang with P’Mew. We’ve both been really busy lately, but he always sings really well. We’ve talked before about how our voices go well together. P'Tukky : This is a secret. I heard that once Tul knew he had to be the surprise guest behind the wall, he prepared really well. He pretended to drop by the set and acted casual about everything. He even sent videos of himself playing with his cats and cooking, just so (Mew) wouldn’t suspect anything.
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🗣️: Were you surprised? Mew : I was surprised. I was really glad that he came. I was very stressed. The funny thing is, I always consult him (about this show). The staff gave me feedback like this, but he gave me an evasive answer. I was confused. Like, why was he answering so strangely? Tul : I told P’Mew that no matter what, I wouldn’t go on the show because I get nervous and don’t really want to appear on it, something like that. I wanted to see him guess and see his reaction. I thought it would be funny. He’s a very attentive person. Tul : At first, I was going to pretend to be a woman or a trans woman and even practiced changing my voice. But during the rehearsal before filming, I used my full voice and lost it. So I couldn’t do a female voice anymore. I changed my voice to sound like a slightly hoarse rock singer instead. Mew : I actually thought to myself, “Could it be him?” When I started thinking about everything that had happened over the weekend, something felt a little strange about this show. Mew : Thank you to my partner for coming. And thank you for helping me guess right. Tul : It’s been a long time since I last sang with P’Mew. We’ve both been really busy lately, but he always sings really well. We’ve talked before about how our voices go well together. P'Tukky : This is a secret. I heard that once Tul knew he had to be the surprise guest behind the wall, he prepared really well. He pretended to drop by the set and acted casual about everything. He even sent videos of himself playing with his cats and cooking, just so (Mew) wouldn’t suspect anything.

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20,660 views • 7 months ago

Quinn Hughes on his “mentor” Dylan Larkin: “Larks has been like a big brother to me… I think I met him at a frat party when I was a freshman. But he’s awesome… and I just follow from what a big heart Larks has. He’s always told me to pay it forward and I think that’s a great message.” #TeamUSA #Olympics #MilanoCortina2026
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Quinn Hughes on his “mentor” Dylan Larkin: “Larks has been like a big brother to me… I think I met him at a frat party when I was a freshman. But he’s awesome… and I just follow from what a big heart Larks has. He’s always told me to pay it forward and I think that’s a great message.” #TeamUSA #Olympics #MilanoCortina2026

Jackie Redmond

1,022,130 views • 7 months ago