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Alabama Bigots Want to Ban LGBTQ Group from Christmas Parade
Alabama Political Reporter that the city will “ensure all persons are served and respected equally while maintaining a safe Christmas parade event for us all.”“I am committed to fostering a thriving, safe, and vibrant family-friendly community for all of Prattville’s residents,” Gillespie said. “I hope everyone will enjoy the season that we are celebrating and will remember the reason for the season.”Clean Up Alabama has insisted that Gillespie must prevent Prattville Pride from displaying “transgender flags” — it’s unclear whether that includes the traditional rainbow-colored LGBTQ flags — and from having drag performers participate.“[The display of trans Pride flags and drag queens] would be in violation of parade rules which state that ‘political views are not allowed as decoration, in music, or otherwise by any parade participant,’ AND it also states that lewd or offensive entries will not be approved by parade officials,” the anti-LGBTQ group wrote in its email.Prattville Pride told the Alabama Political Reporter that it is “thrilled and proud to be participating in this year’s beloved Christmas parade.”“As the first organization to sign up, we were eager to join in the holiday magic and celebrate alongside our neighbors,” the group’s statement reads.
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TV’s highest earning theme song revealed
The Fresh Prince of Bel Air’s theme song has been revealed as the highest-earning theme tune of all time.In a new study, experts at Spin Genie analysed the number total of streams, monthly listeners, and estimated earnings of TV’s most popular theme songs to reveal which has had the most influence over the years.The Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme song, which was written and performed by Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff, emerged at the top of the list with an estimated earning of $751.1K from streams alone.In 2018, the British Phonographic Industry certified the 1990s song Silver for sales and streams of over 200,000, even though it wasn’t released in the UK.The theme song ‘Stand’ by R.E.M for the sitcom Get a Life ranked second for the highest estimated earnings with $284.1K, while The Sopranos theme song ‘Woke Up This Morning’ by Alabama 3 came in third with $231.2K.The rest of the top 10 is made up by the theme tunes for Married With Children, Batman, The Addams Family, Taxi, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, The X Files, and King of the Hill.In other news, Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld recently revealed that he had to evacuate the set on the movie after Will Smith farted.Speaking on the podcast Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa, Sonnenfeld recalled that the incident occurred when they were filming a scene in the 1997 film in which Smith and co-star Tommy Lee Jones were seen travelling in a car that flipped upside down at high speeds along the roof of a tunnel.According to the director, the pair had to be hermetically sealed into a fake car on set for the scene.Sonnenfeld said: “I say, ‘Roll camera.’ And I hear Will Smith go, ‘Oh Jesus, so sorry. Tommy, so sorry.

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