Sabrina Annlynn Carpenter was born on May 11, 1999, in
Quakertown, Pennsylvania, to David and Elizabeth Carpenter, and raised in
East Greenville. She is the niece of actress
Nancy Cartwright. She has three older sisters and was
homeschooled. Around the age of 10, she began posting videos on
YouTube of herself
singing
Christina Aguilera
and Adele songs. Her father built a recording studio for her to fuel her passion for music. In 2009, she placed third in a singing contest, The Next Miley Cyrus
Project, run by
Miley Cyrus.
Capt. Ed thinks it's a Shocker: Reuters Discovers Trump's Super-Secret Plan to 'Control the
Department of Justice', "And that would be ... winning a presidential election. No, seriously,
that's the plan. Donald Trump becomes president, and then appoints people to
set prosecutorial priorities and statutory interpretations at the Department
of Justice and the FBI."
The global head of “diversity engagement” at Facebook used her position to flagrantly steal almost $5 million. After being caught, Facebook fired her, so she lateraled to another diversity job at Nike, where she promptly stole even more money.
The crew and pilots aboard the massive container ship that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge weren’t under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Nor was the ship running on contaminated fuel, which some experts postulated as a cause for the 984-foot Dali losing power twice as it approached the span in the early morning of March 26.
But the revelation from federal investigators that the Dali experienced two complete power outages about 10 hours before its ill-fated departure raised new questions about how the vessel’s crew responded to the electrical failures, who was informed of the blackouts — and whether the vessel should have set sail.
You expect ships to sail despite some mechanical issues (they're big objects lots of things to go wrong), but lack of power is pretty basic, and it seems like you'd want to get to the bottom of it before sailing again.
Thus, with just nine months until the midterm elections, Democrats must
dedicate their focus to advancing centrist legislation that improves
Americans’ quality of life and addresses their top concerns. Democrats should
make a meaningful effort to work with Republicans on issues where compromise
is possible, and push back on pressure from the far-left, whose policy
positions alienate large swaths of the electorate.
Jon Hall at Am Think thinks Mike Pence Fell Short on January 6. He could have opened and counted all the electoral votes, and thrown
it to the house? I'm skeptical.
At Am Great, the redoubtable Julie Kelly thinks The January 6 Pipe Bombs Look Like Another FBI Hoax. God, I hope not, but if so, it's time to nuke the Hoover Building from
orbit and salt the green glass. An interesting coincidence, the woman who
called in the first bomb worked for an FBI contractor. Another, Kamala Harris
visited the DNC that day, and the SS/FBI "missed" the bomb in their sweep.
Hmmm.
"Sorry, teach -- you can't make me wear that," said one girl who now resembled
Miley Cyrus. "I'm rich and famous and I'm above your rules." One smart student
dressed up as Gavin Newsom himself, so he was allowed to wear no mask, dine
indoors, and even given a private lunch party at an exclusive lunch table just
for him, while everyone else had to wear masks and sit six feet apart.
Whether it was via a prankster or it legitimately went missing, the gavel
that is normally used to bring the State Senate in order was nowhere to be
found. So Lt. Gov. Sears decided to improvise – courtesy of a high-heeled
shoe.
As she did so, Sears uttered a quote which, like the shoe
itself, is the stuff of legends.
“One shoe can change your life.
Just ask Cinderella,” she stated, according to Washington Post reporter
Laura Vozzella, who tweeted out the below image of the now-famous
shoe:
New Band PLUSH Aims To Bring All-Girl Rock Back To Forefront Of Music
Industry
PLUSH is an all-female rock band with a mission — to bring an all-girl rock
band back to the forefront of the music industry.
PLUSH is
composed of four talented musicians, all under the age of 21, whose
accomplishments and talent eclipse their age. This female rock force is
fronted by singer/guitarist Moriah Formica, drummer Brooke Colucci, lead
guitarist Bella Perron and bassist Ashley Suppa.
Brooke Colucci
Moriah
skyrocketed to national recognition when she appeared on NBC's "The Voice".
Miley Cyrus referred to her as a "rock goddess." Brooke, also known by her
moniker Rock Angel, has even earned a nod from John Lennon's official
Facebook page, as she built her social media empire. Together, Moriah and
Brooke have over 28 million views on their videos across social media
platforms in 2020.
Bella Perron
Bella is a freshman at Berklee College Of
Music and a guitar virtuoso. She adds to the band's ferocious melodies with
amazing backing vocals and a no-holds-barred brand of uncompromising leads.
Ashley adds an undeniable bass undertow to PLUSH's sound. She has been
noticed by Ace Frehley (KISS), who requested her skills on backing vocals
for his "Anomaly" solo album.
Ashley Suppa
PLUSH's first single, "Hate",
drops on all digital platforms February 9 via Pavement Entertainment. The
song is very personal for Moriah. She says: "It's about somebody who broke
my heart in a very bad way. I was just so angry and sad, but I couldn't
bring myself to actually say 'I hated you' to that person, because the truth
is I really, really loved that person, and I just hated that I loved
them."
He noted that countries with widespread mask compliance, such as Belgium and Spain, were still seeing rising virus rates.
“Face masks can be a complement to other things when other things are safely in place,” he said. “But to start with having face masks and then think you can crowd your buses or your shopping malls — that’s definitely a mistake.
“Even before we realized that COVID-19 was spreading, the data imply that there was at least one case of COVID-19 for every two cases of flu,” Meyers said. “Since we knew how widespread flu was at that time, we could reasonably determine the prevalence of COVID-19.”
I'm never fully convinced; there's been a lot of bad testing out there; too many false positives. I'm a skeptic. It's because I'm a scientist.
If you think the spin about New York’s alleged “success” in managing the pandemic is insufferable now, wait until it turns out that NYC has herd immunity because the virus was allowed to rip through the city unchecked in early March while Cuomo pulled his chin and wondered what to do.
Tablet, Hydroxychloroquine: A Morality Tale "A startling investigation into how a cheap, well-known drug became a political football in the midst of a pandemic"
What is unique about the hydroxychloroquine discussion is that it is a story of “unwishful thinking”—to coin a term for the perverse hope that some good outcome that most sane people would earnestly desire, will never come to pass. It’s about how, in the midst of a pandemic, thousands started earnestly hoping—before the science was really in—that a drug, one that might save lives at a comparatively low cost, would not actually do so. Reasonably good studies were depicted as sloppy work, fatally flawed. Many have excelled in making counterfeit bills that look real, but few have excelled at making real bills look counterfeit.
Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and many others are set to perform at various outdoor locations “with limited or no audience” on Sunday, Aug. 30. The show’s original location at Barclays Arena was dropped due to COVID-19 concerns.
Lady Gaga
“The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and Citywide Events is working in close coordination with the production to ensure guidelines are being followed,” a City Hall spokesperson said, adding that the NYPD unit will be doing “compliance checks during the production.”
Miley Cyrus
But unlike other travelers, the VMA musicians, singers and dancers won’t have to follow a state rule to quarantine for 14 days if they come to New York from any of 34 states, including California and Florida, with average COVID infection rates exceeding 10 percent.
We come to the central fallacy of the coronadoom response. It is the belief the infection would not have spread and would not have killed, like all other pandemics throughout all human history have, if only the government were “allowed” to act. Mysterious political forces kept it from acting, which cost lives. Nature had nothing, or little, to do with the bug. Nature didn’t cause its spread, and Nature had no real responsibility in any deaths, and it is said with adamantine certainty that Nature could not and is not making the bug disappear (i.e. herd immunity). In a democracy, particularly a Godless matriarchal one, everything is political.
We know this is a fallacy because of both history and the results of various government responses. What can be shown (below) is that government actions have caused extra deaths, the UK being the most prominent case, but also New York and other states which crammed sick people into nursing homes.
Pop star turned Planned Parenthood activist Miley Cyrus will not consider having a child due to global warming-related anxiety, vowing not to reproduce until she is confident her offspring can “live on an earth with fish in the water.” (Fact check: fish currently exist in bodies of water all over the planet).
The “Mother’s Daughter” singer spoke at length to Elle and hit two of her go-to political topics: Feminism and climate change.
Cyrus tied the two topics together, assigning the female gender to the planet and warning against mankind’s destruction of it.
“When she’s angry, don’t fuck with her,” Cyrus said. “That’s the way that I feel women are like right now. The earth is angry.”
The pop activist also revealed that she will not have kids until she feels like her child “would live on an earth with fish in the water.”
“We’ve been doing the same thing to the earth that we do to women,” she said, making another comparison to feminism.
Being female has been berry, berry good to Miley.
“We just take and take and expect it to keep producing. And it’s exhausted. It can’t produce. We’re getting handed a piece-of-shit planet, and I refuse to hand that down to my child,” the Grammy-winner continued. “Until I feel like my kid would live on an earth with fish in the water, I’m not bringing in another person to deal with that. ”
Millennials as a whole, Cyrus claimed, feel the same way.
“We don’t want to reproduce because we know that the earth can’t handle it,” she said.
When you consider the carbon foot print of her tours and shows, it's probably a good thing she won't reproduce. Until she reduces that to zero, and not by buying some of Al Gore's imaginary carbon offsets, I don't want to hear from her.
If it was that bad, you'd think she'd be afraid of the ocean, right?
Miley Cyrus gave a dire warning to fans on Friday when she closed out a concert with an expletive-laden rant to fans about the importance of taking action against climate change.
iHeart Radio reports that as the singer finished her performance at the 2019 Tinderbox Festival in Odense, Denmark, she launched into a rant criticizing the U.S. for not doing enough to protect LGBT people. After dismissing how she “might offend some people by calling my country sh*tty,” she began calling for her audience to get politically active.
But what if they don't approve of your politics?
“The youth, this generation, we are the last f*cking hope on this dying f*cking planet,” Cyrus proclaimed. “I don’t like there’s more f*cking trash in the water than living f*cking animals that deserve to be there, that have nowhere else to go.”
Cyrus concluded with “and by the f*cking way, we don’t have anywhere to f*cking go, either! There’s no planet B, so don’t f*ck it up!”
I wasn't able to find any information on her recent tour or her upcoming one, but her Wonder World Tour in 2009 required
124 traveling workers, 19 truckloads of equipment, and 15 buses. The stage was quite different from that of the Best of Both Worlds Tour. It consisted of a rectangular main stage, which featured staircases that elevated the center of the stage, and a narrow runway, which connected the main stage to a B-stage that ran the length of the main stage
Regarding the stage, Cyrus noted that it was "something not many people get to have. I'm able to move around to each side so there's no one person who feels like they don't have the best seat. Every seat is the best seat." Six LED multi-screen video units were located throughout the stage; the three largest were placed as the upstage wall, while the other three were hung by rigs above the stage. The center unit consisted of three screens that faced outward; two others were hung right and left to the center unit, both were double faced toward the center of the venue at a 45° angle, while the backside faced the upper-seat audience. The structure of the video panels was designed by Sims to ensure that all seats within the 270° angle at each venue received an equal view of the video screens.
No carbon footprint there!
Now, I don't really mind her employing a slew of wanna be musician, as well as truck drivers, fossil fuel producers, and electrical workers, but I'll be damned if I'm going to let her make me feel guilty about my carbon footprint.
Miley Cyrus may be in a heterosexual relationship with husband Liam Hemsworth, but she still identifies herself as a queer person — and sees their marriage as an opportunity to change how people view love, gender, and sexuality.
In a wide-ranging interview and a personal essay for Vanity Fair‘s March cover story, the music star got candid about why she and Hemsworth tied the knot in December, and how it hasn’t shifted her place in the LGBTQ+ community.
“The reason that people get married sometimes can be old-fashioned, but I think the reason we got married isn’t old-fashioned — I actually think it’s kind of New Age,” Cyrus, 26, said. “We’re redefining, to be f—ing frank, what it looks like for someone that’s a queer person like myself to be in a hetero relationship.”
“A big part of my pride and my identity is being a queer person . . . What I preach is: People fall in love with people, not gender, not looks, not whatever. What I’m in love with exists on almost a spiritual level. It has nothing to do with sexuality. Relationships and partnerships in a new generation — I don’t think they have so much to do with sexuality or gender. Sex is actually a small part, and gender is a very small, almost irrelevant part of relationships.” . . .
Cyrus took inspiration from her “favorite woman in the world, Hillary Clinton” and realized that she and Hemsworth were “stronger together.” . . .
Cyrus also penned a personal essay for Vanity Fair, talking more about her queerness there.
“Being someone who takes such pride in individuality and freedom, and being a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, I’ve been inspired by redefining again what a relationship in this generation looks like,” she said. “Sexuality and gender identity are completely separate from partnership.”
The word for this is crazy. And if you recall how Johnny Depp was more or less destroyed by her marriage to Amber Heard, it is not difficult to predict what Miley Cyrus will likely do to Liam Hemsworth. In a society warped by feminist ideology, however, the common belief is that women are universally victims of male oppression, which means that as soon as the Cyrus-Hemsworth marriage collapses, it is his reputation that will be destroyed by accusations of abuse, etc. Meanwhile . . .
I don't know if Miley is really LGBTQRSTUVWXYZ or whether she's merely addicted to notoriety, and it's getting harder and harder to achieve. She might try supporting Trump; that ought to do it.
