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© Thomson Reuters Foundation'It got scary': Gloria Estefan's daughter on coming out as a lesbian
By Hugo Greenhalgh LONDON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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starpunk
If you like that song check out its video on YouTube. JP goes out and robs a bank! Its pretty humorous seeing them in a crime spree!
starpunk
I read an interview he had with Rolling Stone magazine online and he is an interesting intelligent fellow. JP did a Motown cover with producers S-A-W in the 80s that has yet to be released. Then again, on JP's 1979 live album ('Live in Japan' (?), something like that) they cover Joni Mitchell's 'diamonda anf Rust'. And in 1988 they covered 'Johnny Be Goode' for the HORRIBLE movie by the sameb title. Still, good cover.
And who says Judas Priest doesn't have a sense of humor?
Toasted Heretic
Need to listen to more JP, do like "Breaking the Law". He was interviewed on 6Music a couple of weeks back. Interesting guy,
starpunk
Who said it was 'catching'? I took a GF to see the B-52s and we had a great time. I did have a 'crush' as a young dude on Kate Pierson (the redhead chick) and when gay marriages got legalized in America she married HER GF the next day.
Whaddaya know? Would've never guessed it. Same for Judas Priest who I also grew up listening to, and Rob Halford is a BADASS.
Toasted Heretic
Good luck to her. Sadly, there are people out there who obsess and take great pleasure from telling LGBT how to behave and what they can and can't do.
And doctors, nurses, builders, garbage collectors, laywers, IT staff, shop owners, barbers, drivers, inspectors, clerks, mail people etc, etc.
Good for you, but why the clarification over sexuality? Have noticed that a lot (over the years), when someone talks about gay people or shows support, they also feel the need to say that they're heterosexual.
Relax, folks. Nobody's going to think you're gay if you speak up or happen like to stuff that may have been created by someone who's gay. It's not catching, you know :-)
miss_oikawa
Great mothering skills there..
starpunk
Part of the problem in America is that there's some people who believe in that 'gay conversion therapy' crap, which is often done in the name of religion. It's become illegal to impose that on gays in Canada now. It's psycho mumbo-jumbo and it's destructive.
These zealots use the Old Testament as an excuse for their hatred and that's taking the LORD's name in vain. And what did Jesus Christ say about gays? Zilch. not to promote any religion here but for America it's an EXCUSE to hate others. It's a tragic disgusting scene that draws people away from God and into despair, alienation, destructive lives, and even suicide.
And yes I hope Emily can get the right REAL help and love and acceptance that everyone needs. People like her shouldn't be put in the shredder. That's UNCHRISTIAN and it's UNGODLY.
isoducky
I didn't know who Emily Estefan was until I read this article. I also didn't know she was a lesbian, before this article. I am still wondering about the relevance of Emily Estefan after reading this article. Even the title of the story struggles with the relevance of Emily Estefan. Does anybody have some albums they would recommend?
starpunk
There are several musicians who have famous musical parents. Last year I saw (Jeff Lynne's) ELO and the opener was Dhani Harrison, son of the Beatle George. He put out his first CD and it's pretty modern in styling. He's being his own artist which is the best route for him, and Emily.
During ELO's set Dhani dueted with Jeff for a Travelling Wilburys number in place of his FAB dad. Other than that he's better off not being in George's shadow.
And Emily just needs to be her own self. As for the 'lesbian factor', if some people can't handle that then they're not her fans anyway. She don't need 'fake fans' like that. There are a lot of good gay musicians out there. I'm straight but I grew up with Culture Club, the B-52s, Judas Priest and such. And I met the actor George Takei before he came out. He's talented and a nice guy.