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What I originally wanted to be when I grew up.

I definitely had Singer towards the top of the list when I was very, very young.

I don't know if it was the very first one, but just singing in the car and, you know, learning words to songs was super satisfying.

So I think I was like, I don't know, Singer maybe.

I think I went through some other phases like actor, archaeologist.

I always thought it would have been cool to like discover Atlantis, you know, stuff like that.

If anybody remembers those in the 60s, I remember them.

The French chanteuse singing like Dusty Springfield or...

Leslie Gore or French Chanteuse Leslie Gore in Sunday Girl sounds right out of 1965 even though it was written by Chris Stein and she sings like that and she sings like the hurt little

girl on some of these songs.

Sunday Girl exactly reminded me of a 50 girls group song.

No, I can't either.

She, but see, nobody understands this, but she does sound like a Fred Schott dude.

So you're going to have to look up French Chanteuse and play a couple of records on YouTube to understand what I'm saying.

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Thousands of Ed Sheeran tickets remain unsold for Singer's Tour with prices down to $65 online.

What is this? Sheeran got a replacement? Haters will say it's AI.

No, I think Macklemore has actually announced that...

Hello, this is Laura, and for the next hour I'll be reading from the September 13th issue of the New York Times Style section on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.

You can take the Chanteuse out of New York, but...

Justin Vivian Bond, a cabaret performer and MacArthur genius, left New York to move to Paris.

Now, she's back at Joe's Pub to tell us all about it.

When Justin Vivian Bond was imagining her move to France from the East Village in Manhattan this past April, she harbored glamorous notions of life in gay purry.

But the moment she tried buying groceries, Bond, 63, a trans cabaret singer who goes by Viv and alternates between using they, them, and she, her pronouns, discovered that her communication skills were no better than a toddler's.

So the Chanteuse enrolled in an intensive French class, which required Bond to sit still and repeat words you say in English, but with a fresh accent, like badminton.

For three hours a day, three days a week, those who have attended Bond's cabaret shows, where she sings everything from Stephen Sondheim to Marianne Faithfull to Wet Legg, and regales the audience with tales of sexcapades and growing up in Hagerstown, Maryland, may have noticed how often she talks about being easily bored.

The 84-year-old senator eventually disclosed that he had been briefly unconscious due to the fall and had also been treated for mild pneumonia in the hospital.

And our last article is titled, Singer's Wife Nominated for Ambassador.

President Donald Trump on Monday nominated the wife of God Bless the USA singer Lee Greenwood to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean.

Kimberly Greenwood was among a list of nominees the Trump administration sent to the U.S. Senate for confirmation.

So you had a lot of major clients pulling away from and also Alan Jones having to go to court facing defamation cases, all being funded by 2GB and its major shareholder at the time, John Singleton.

And according to reports, Singer was getting sick of Jones and thought, well, we can do without the drama.

He's not pulling in the ads.

He's pulling in the ratings.

Yeah

... your Masked Singer stuff and your pantos.

Just tell me, like, how, how, how it's all happened.

It's mad, you know.