Jimmy Carter loves music, and on Tuesday night at Atlanta’s historic Fox Theatre an unlikely cast of admirers let the “rock and roll president” know they love him too.
Carter, who turns 100 on Oct. 1., was at home in Plains, Ga., but that didn’t stop Angelique Kidjo, the B-52s, BeBe Winans, Carlene Carter, Chuck Leavell, D-Nice, Drive-By Truckers, Duane Betts, Eric Church, Grouplove, India Arie, Lalah Hathaway, the War And Treaty, the Rickey Minor Band, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chamber Chorus from celebrating what Carter’s life and presidency means to them.
Carter, who turns 100 on Oct. 1., was at home in Plains, Ga., but that didn’t stop Angelique Kidjo, the B-52s, BeBe Winans, Carlene Carter, Chuck Leavell, D-Nice, Drive-By Truckers, Duane Betts, Eric Church, Grouplove, India Arie, Lalah Hathaway, the War And Treaty, the Rickey Minor Band, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chamber Chorus from celebrating what Carter’s life and presidency means to them.
- 9/18/2024
- by Kristi York Wooten
- Rollingstone.com
Hulu announced that “The D’Amelio Show” has been renewed for a second season.
The unscripted series follows social media stars Dixie and Charli D’Amelio and their parents Marc and Heidi as the family navigates the transition from a normal life into overnight celebrity status. Season 1, which debuted Sept. 3, saw the family settle into life in Los Angeles after moving to the city to further their careers after Charli, at 16, and Dixie, at 20, became two of the biggest names on TikTok for their dancing and singing, respectively.
“The D’Amelio Show” is executive produced by Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman on behalf of The Intellectual Property Corporation, as well as showrunner Sara Reddy.
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The unscripted series follows social media stars Dixie and Charli D’Amelio and their parents Marc and Heidi as the family navigates the transition from a normal life into overnight celebrity status. Season 1, which debuted Sept. 3, saw the family settle into life in Los Angeles after moving to the city to further their careers after Charli, at 16, and Dixie, at 20, became two of the biggest names on TikTok for their dancing and singing, respectively.
“The D’Amelio Show” is executive produced by Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman on behalf of The Intellectual Property Corporation, as well as showrunner Sara Reddy.
Also in today’s TV news roundup:
First Looks
Amazon Prime Video debuted a first look at Season 4 of “The Marvelous Ms. Maisel.” The series follows Miriam “Midge” Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan), a Jewish housewife in 1950s New York City...
- 11/15/2021
- by Selome Hailu
- Variety Film + TV
Don Farmer, who was one of the original anchors on CNN at its launch in 1980 after a long career as a correspondent for ABC News, died Wednesday in Naples, Fl. He was 82.
Farmer’s wife, Chris Curle, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he died from complications related to progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare neurological brain disorder.
“Dad stayed curious and engaged nearly to the very end,” his son, Justin Farmer, an anchor at Wsb-tv Atlanta, wrote on Facebook. “He was born with an abundance of curiosity, integrity and wit.”
Following his time at CNN, Farmer also worked at Wsb-tv, anchoring the news alongside Monica Pearson for 10 years starting in 1987.
After graduating with a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, Farmer set out to complete his master’s degree but was offered a job with NBC News’ election unit in Philadelphia.
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Farmer’s wife, Chris Curle, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he died from complications related to progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare neurological brain disorder.
“Dad stayed curious and engaged nearly to the very end,” his son, Justin Farmer, an anchor at Wsb-tv Atlanta, wrote on Facebook. “He was born with an abundance of curiosity, integrity and wit.”
Following his time at CNN, Farmer also worked at Wsb-tv, anchoring the news alongside Monica Pearson for 10 years starting in 1987.
After graduating with a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, Farmer set out to complete his master’s degree but was offered a job with NBC News’ election unit in Philadelphia.
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- 4/1/2021
- by Ted Johnson
- Deadline Film + TV
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