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Soul Survivor that she was sexually assaulted by Ike Turner.In a new interview with The Telegraph, Arnold discussed her time as an Ikette, noting that Ike “trapped her in a room and raped her”.“What can I say? It was awful,” she said. “I despised Ike on that level, but I didn’t know how to express myself. I was told Tina [Turner] wanted to get rid of me because Ike was after me.

world lost legendary singer, Tina Turner, at the age of 83.The “What’s Love Got to Do with It” hitmaker died in Switzerland, where she had been living for the past few years. Throughout her career, the iconic Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll received 12 Grammy Awards and sold more than 100 million records worldwide throughout her life.

Tina Turner.Speaking on the Celebrity Catch Up podcast, the group’s Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston made the claim, revealing that the song was meant for their fourth studio album ‘I Hear Talk’.Baker said: “If I have to be completely honest, I preferred Tina’s version,” with Aston adding: “She made the version which was like the original demo. The fact that it was sung by a woman was so much cooler and of the day and edgy.”Baker noted on the podcast that the group get a mention in TINA, the career-spanning documentary on the legendary singer.“In the Tina biopic, they mention the song and Bucks Fizz,” she said.

In the Emmy-nominated HBO documentary Tina, music icon Tina Turner remarks, “I don’t like to pull out old clothes.”

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterThe acclaimed filmmakers behind HBO Max’s recent nonfiction hit “Tina” have inked an exclusive first-look deal with Imagine Documentaries.Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin have entered into a one-year agreement with the division of Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine, it was announced today by leaders Justin Wilkes and Sara Bernstein.Under the deal, Lindsay and Martin will develop and produce projects with the full resources of the label, which currently has its own first-look output deal with Apple TV Plus and and a multi-picture arrangement with IMAX for large-format content.“We grew up watching movies and TV shows that bear the Imagine name, so it is with both humility and excitement that we enter into this

Tina Turner documentary which was released on Saturday (27 March). Directed by Oscar-winning filmmakers Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin, Tina tells the story of the singer’s life, looking at how she overcame abuse by her ex-husband Ike Turner to relaunch her career.

TINA opens at a pivotal moment in Tina Turner’s life: it’s 1981 and the pop legend is sitting down for a tell-all interview with People. For the first time, she will speak publicly about the constant abuse she suffered under ex-husband and longtime musical partner Ike Turner.

TINA Turner has decided to move on from the spotlight, as she bids farewell to her horrific past traumas. The international sensation has no interest in remaining in the public eye, as she has made a vow to put her "painful" experiences behind her.

hailed as her bittersweet “goodbye” — a reality that sent social media shockwaves through her loyal fanbase earlier this month.But no, the growling, galvanizing entertainer who left the cotton fields of “Nutbush City Limits” behind to be “The Best” is not dying — she’s just tired of dredging up past traumas for her adoring public.“I had an abusive life,” said Turner, 81, in the forthcoming film from Academy Award-winning directors Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin. “There’s no other way to tell the story. It’s a reality.

By There’s a moment in HBO’s new documentary Tina—out Saturday, March 27—in which Tina Turner, the , clears her throat. As the press junket noise around her silences, she looks directly into the camera and wonders out loud in disbelief, "We are going to talk about him, aren't we?"Much of the documentary by Academy Award-winning directors Dan Lindsay and T.J.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn celebration of Saturday’s premiere of the Tina Turner documentary “Tina,” HBO has teamed up with NTS radio for five hours of programming around the legendary singer’s career, featuring Arlo Parks, Dawn Richard and others. “Tina” is directed by Dan Lindsay and T.J.

Tina Turner no longer wants to relive her pain for her fans, documentary directors have shared today.Directors of ‘Tina’, Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin spoke to the New York Post about the difficulty that Tina experienced making the film and how she is ready to let go.The upcoming HBO documentary will go back through Tina’s early childhood in Nutbush, to her life today and features the 81-year-old telling her private story for the first time.Reliving her abusive marriage to Ike, cancer, a stroke and the suicide of her child reportedly caused the global superstar tremendous pain.TJ explained: “Every time she’s asked to re-tell her story, as beneficial as it may be for other people to hear and be empowered by, it can be extremely painful and

hailed as her bittersweet “goodbye” — a reality that sent social media shockwaves of fear through her loyal fanbase on Tuesday.But no, the growling, galvanizing entertainer who left the cotton fields of “Nutbush City Limits” behind to be “The Best” is not dying — she’s just tired of dredging up past traumas for her adoring public.“I had an abusive life,” said Turner, 81, in the forthcoming film from Academy Award-winning directors Dan Lindsay and TJ Martin. “There’s no other way to tell the story. It’s a reality.

Music legend Tina Turner is the subject of one of the most successful biopics ever made but she tells the makers of a new documentary there's much more to her story.Tina by Oscar-winning directors Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin premiered earlier this month at the Berlin film festival, tracing Turner's six-decade career as an unlikely triumph over abuse and discrimination.Paired with the musical about her that had its Broadway premiere in 2019 until the pandemic shut it down, the film is billed as the 81-year-old Turner's farewell to her legions of fans.

Toward the end of Tina, the revealing documentary tribute by Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin for HBO, Tina Turner is seen in an extended concert clip performing the Beatles' "Help" as a decelerated ballad — intimate, melancholy and full of feeling.

Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin co-directed the sports documentary Undefeated in 2011, and their Berlin Film Festival Special Gala, Tina, could have shared the same title. While this is set in the world of music, its emphasis is on the resilience, survival and comeback of its subject, singer Tina Turner. Featuring a contemporary interview with Turner herself, the HBO Documentary Films title mixes talking heads with archive interviews and footage to paint a vivid picture of a musical legend. This is clearly an authorized biography — it’s executive produced by Turner’s husband, Erwin Bach — but it has enough verve and insight to entertain and enlighten.

Tina, a new documentary about Tina Turner, has just been released – check it out below.The film has been described as “the ultimate celebration of a global superstar” and was directed by Oscar-winning directors Dan Lindsay and T.J Martin.The official synopsis of Tina reads: “From her early career as the queen of R&B to her record-breaking sell-out arena tours of the ’80s, Tina Turner draws back the curtain to invite us into her private world in a way she has never done before.“Revealing her inner-most struggles, and sharing some of her most personal moments, TINA is the defining and inspirational record of one of the greatest survivors in modern music.”Take a look at the brand new trailer here, which includes an interview clip with Turner

Tina Turner documentary, titled Tina, will be released in the UK this April.The film has been described as “the ultimate celebration of a global superstar” and was directed by Oscar-winning directors Dan Lindsay and T.J Martin.An official synopsis for Tina reads: “From her early career as the queen of R&B to her record-breaking sell-out arena tours of the ’80s, Tina Turner draws back the curtain to invite us into her private world in a way she has never done before.“Revealing her inner-most struggles, and sharing some of her most personal moments, TINA is the defining and inspirational record of one of the greatest survivors in modern music.”Check out the first image here:So thrilled to share the first look at TINA, available in the UK &

Tina, a feature documentary about musical icon Tina Turner, is set to air on HBO later this spring.

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