Indie Director Lynn Shelton Died Too Soon, but Her ‘Touchy Feely’ Sensibility Lives On (Opinion)

R. Kelly has filed a motion to be acquitted on – or at least be granted a new trial for – his September 2021 conviction for racketeering, sexual exploitation of a child and kidnapping.According to documents sighted by Rolling Stone, Kelly and his lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean, allege that the R&B singer (real name Robert Sylvester Kelly) was denied his Sixth Amendment rights (which state that all criminal defendants are entitled to “a speedy and public trial” by “an impartial jury”).It’s claimed that Kelly was denied his right to effective assistance of counsel in examining potential jurors, and that his assigned counsel neglected to challenge unqualified jurors.

Jimi Hendrix lyric sheet that was torn in half and given to two fans at a gig 55 years ago has finally been pieced back together.On February 20, 1967, Hendrix played a gig at the Bath Pavilion in the evening in place of Chuck Berry, who had to cancel his performance.As the Guardian report, before the show, two unnamed women, aged 15 and 16, waited at the stage door to get an autograph from Hendrix. With no blank paper to hand, the legendary guitarist then tore out a page from a notebook before tearing it in half and signing each half for both fans.The two women, who wish to remain anonymous, then discovered that lyrics for a song then dubbed “51st Wedding Anniversary” – the eventual track, ’51st Anniversary’, was released weeks after the concert as a ‘Purple Haze’ B-side – were inscribed on the back of their signed pieces of paper.

Marc Maron has shared a short but sweet tribute to his late girlfriend Lynn Shelton in a heartfelt social media post.

Marc Maron is missing his late partner, director Lynn Shelton.

Marc Maron is still morning the loss of his partner, Lynn Shelton.

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"She was an inspiration to so many people. So many people loved her."

In case you hadn’t heard the heartbreaking news, director Lynn Shelton passed away on Saturday at the far too young age of 54 years old.

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Marc Maron paid an emotional tribute to his late partner Lynn Shelton during Monday’s “WTF” podcast.

American actress and GLOW director Lynn Shelton has died following a battle with a blood disorder.

Little Fires Everywhere director Lynn Shelton died on Friday, May 15 from a blood disorder. The late director and filmmaker was 54.  According to a statement to E! News from her publicist Adam Kersh, "Lynn indeed had an infectious laugh, was full of life and had an espirit de corps that touched many.

Marc Maron is speaking out after the tragic and sudden passing of his girlfriend Lynn Shelton, the acclaimed director of Humpday, My Sister's Sister as well as numerous episodes of celebrated television shows.Maron, 56, appears in the Netflix series Glow, which Shelton directed on five separate occasion.The Almost Famous actor's statement, released to IndieWire, sheds more light on the unexpected circumstances surrounding Lynn's death at age 54 on Friday, in addition to sharing his thoughts and

Filmmaker and director Lynn Shelton died on Friday, May 15 as a result of a previously unidentified blood disorder, according to a statement obtained by E! News from her publicist Adam Kersh. She was 54.  She was an aspiring actor and photographer in her twenties but didn't begin making films until her mid-30's.

The name Lynn Shelton may not be immediately recognizable, but filmgoers and television viewers certainly know her work well.

American actress and director Lynn Shelton has died after fighting a blood disorder.

Filmmaker Lynn Shelton has passed away at the age of 54.The Little Fires Everywhere director died of a'previously unidentified blood disorder,' according a statement from her reps provided to The Hollywood Reporter.Shelton helped popularize the 'mumblecore' genre with understated yet observant indies like Humpday and Your Sister's Sister.

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The director also worked on episodes of 'Mad Men', 'Master Of None' and 'Love'

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