Stevie Wonder reveals his last words to Aretha Franklin before she died

In an emotional interview, a fellow music legend remembers the Queen of Soul’s “sincerity” and influence: Stevie Wonder reveals his last words to Aretha Franklin before she died

The Way of All Things

The classic Tao Te Ching . . . reveals how both action and contemplation are paths to experiencing harmony, peace, and unity amidst diversity. It exemplifies both the Bodhisattva’s skillful means of being there while getting there, every single step of the way: The Way of All Things – Center for Action and Contemplation

Sister Jean isn’t the only nun in Chicago with a little game: Watch: Nun’s amazing first pitch before White Sox game

Top 10 Hidden Secrets in The Mona Lisa

What the Man With a Close-Up View of Hitler Thought About the Dictator’s Attitude Toward Women

Karl Wilhelm Krause served as Adolf Hitler’s valet for five years, starting in 1934: What the Man With a Close-Up View of Hitler Thought About the Dictator’s Attitude Toward Women

“Rodney James Alcala appeared on The Dating Game in 1978. Alcala was sentenced to death for five murders between 1977 and 1979. As recently as 2013, Alcala pled guilty to two additional murders in New York City in the early 1970s. His true victim count remains unknown.”

Creating Saturday Night Live: Series Trailer – SNL

What your smart devices know (and share) about you

Aretha Franklin; A Rose Is Still A Rose

Blues Brothers Diner Scene with Aretha Franklin

Don’t you don’t get riled sugar me!

Don’t you blaspheme in here!

Aretha Franklin; A Change Is Gonna Come (And it did…)

Aretha Franklin; (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman [1967 and beyond]

Aretha Franklin dead: Watch how she stole the Blues Brothers film with her sass?

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“Aretha Franklin wasn’t dubbed the Queen of Soul for nothing – but the late singer was also the Queen of the classic 1980 Blues Brothers film, thanks to her standout scene in which she sang Think in an apron and slipper.

The scene was one of several that featured high profile musicians at the time – others in the film included Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker and James Brown – and it saw Franklin’s Mrs Murphy tell her husband he had to ‘think about the consequences’ if he does decide to walk out on her and their business.” Source: https://metro.co.uk/2018/08/16/remember-aretha-franklin-stole-blues-brothers-film-sass-7848515/

The Secret to Self-Motivation; One of the Best Speeches Ever

How to stop screwing yourself over

Helen Fisher: Looking for a mate

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