Over 20 years after singing along to “Tiny Dancer” in an iconic scene from ‘Almost Famous,’ Kate Hudson watched Elton John perform the track.
Photo: Getty Images
Well before frustrated rock chicks were swooning over Daisy Jones’s cowboy boots and kaftans in the TV adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s hit book, Penny Lane was the exemplar of “band girlfriend” style in Cameron Crowe’s 2000 film,.
More than 20 years on from that performance, the actor had a full circle moment at Glastonbury over the weekend, where she took in Elton’s headline set to close out the 2023 festival from the side of the stage. Rather than Billy Crudup’s Russell Hammond, Hudson was singing along to “Tiny Dancer” with Lizzo—who shut down the Pyramid Stage with her own set the previous night—this time around.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Macron Partied With Elton John as France BurnedImages of French President Macron partying with pop star Elton John as he country experienced urban violence have been cited by his critics.
Lire la suite »
Macron dances at Elton John concert as France burns amid ongoing violenceThe protests have spread from Paris, where the initial shooting occurred, to other towns across the country, though most of the violence remains localized to the Paris suburbs.
Lire la suite »
Rock Hudson was secretly ‘hitting on’ James Dean on ‘Giant’ setThe late actor’s biographer Mark Griffin appeared in the recent HBO documentary, “Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed.”
Lire la suite »
Rock Hudson annoyed James Dean him by ‘hitting’ on him, documentary revealsWhen Hudson and Dean worked together in 1955, they brought different approaches to acting, fame and being queer in Hollywood.
Lire la suite »
Review: The imaginative 'Nimona' and the joys of ‘Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed’Plus, 'The Last Autumn' documents a final season of sheep farming for an Icelandic couple, and 'Here. Is. Better.' goes beyond the broad clinical definitions of PTSD.
Lire la suite »