Rest In Piece Lady T this was much too soon

 

 

 

BBF sorry that I have been so out of touch. the show has been down for too long. I will be airing some new show for the coming year. I was debating on weather to keep the page going since its not free anymore but I decide to try for a little while longer. thanks to everyone who has joined the page and I welcome all comments and suggestions on topics you would like to hear on our show. I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and we will be doing a show before the new yea. I will keep you posted,




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April 2nd, 2009 By Pamela Gentry, Senior Political Analyst



April 2, 2009 — During First Lady Michelle Obama’s visit with Queen Elizabeth, the 82-year-old monarch briefly wrapped her arm around the first lady displaying a sign of affection rarely seen from Her Majesty

Mrs. Obama returned the gesture. While protocol has suggested touching the Queen isn’t cool, it was noted the first lady was just returning the sign of affection with a little hug for the queen.

A Buckingham Palace spokesman, who asked not to be identified, told the Associated Press that he could not remember the last time the queen had displayed such public affection with a first lady or dignitary.

“It was a mutual and spontaneous display of affection,” he said. “We don’t issue instructions on not touching the queen.”

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Many wonder how Jennifer Hudson is coping only a few months after the heinous murder of her mother, brother, and nephew.

According to her friends in a new story in Entertainment Weekly, she’s fine…as long as you don’t bring it up.

Here’s an excerpt from J.Hud’s feature story:

Hudson still does not talk about the murders, even with those closest to her. “I try not to say anything about it,” says her childhood friend and longtime assistant, Walter Williams III. “She’s okay as long as people don’t bring it up. She’s trying to put all of that behind her.”

If burying herself in her passion (via a tour with Robin Thicke) is what keeps her functioning as best she can, I wouldn’t bring it up to her either.