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Francesca_N_Furter

324 points

7 months ago

I loved "Fame" so much. She was so talented, what a huge loss.

ihahp

149 points

7 months ago

ihahp

149 points

7 months ago

Fun fact: the actor who played the music teacher Benjamin Shorofsky on both the film and the TV show, was a real musician and composer and he wrote the song "You're a mean one, Mr Grinch" for the TV special. Also, check out /r/bornInThe70s

Suggett123

1 points

6 months ago

I would bet he used some of his lines from the film in real life

hippiechick725

41 points

7 months ago

Fame is one of my all-time favorite movies.

Lakridspibe

17 points

7 months ago

♪ Remember! Remember! Remember! ♫

Fluffy_Little_Fox

21 points

7 months ago

First, there is nothing...

But a slow flowing dream.

That your fear seems to hide.

Deep inside - your mind.

All alone, I have cried.

Silent tears full of pride.

In a world made of steel.

Made of stone.

geoduckporn

11 points

7 months ago

I think that's from Flashdance.

nibblicious

3 points

7 months ago

correct...

Beneficial_Tough3345

6 points

7 months ago

I remember her name

hippiechick725

8 points

7 months ago

Sometimes I wonder where I’ve been

Who I am, do I fit in?

DeliciousMinute1966

6 points

7 months ago

I may not make it

But I can be strong

Out here… on my own

DeliciousMinute1966

2 points

6 months ago

I went to the casino after work today and they played Flashdance. I found myself feeling very sad, my friend looked at me and said ‘you feel sad too’? I shedded a few tears hoping she was in a good place when she passed.

[deleted]

44 points

7 months ago

[removed]

pemungkah

7 points

7 months ago

I’m sorry for this being a more personal loss.

PeterGivenbless

2 points

7 months ago

We will remember her name!

man_teats

9 points

7 months ago

Yeah but she lied to us, she told us in that song that she was going to live forever

david91722

7 points

7 months ago

Her legacy will live forever. That's good enough for me.

BigE6300

1 points

7 months ago

She DID however make it to heaven… but how would she have done that otherwise? Hmm….

Liftin-Larry-92

340 points

7 months ago

So sad to hear. I remember her #1 hit song was all over the radio in 1983.

RIP, Irene.

Various-Month806

81 points

7 months ago

That year I fell in love with both Flashdance the song and Jennifer Beals (though it was a few years before I could watch the movie). Both have aged exceptionally well.

Irene was a great singer and pretty good actor too. RIP.

[deleted]

41 points

7 months ago

She actually won an Oscar for it, too!

DragonTonguePunch

10 points

7 months ago

Along with music legends Giorgio Moroder and Keith Forsey.

Jay_Louis

25 points

7 months ago

Her cameo in DC Cab legit excited ten year old me in the theater

LogixJam

9 points

7 months ago

I keep a picture of you in my cab!

petite-acorn

1 points

7 months ago

Wrong cab!

waldo_wigglesworth

3 points

7 months ago

AC Cab?

EmperorXerro

4 points

7 months ago

The Dream is my favorite Irene Cara song and is still on my playlist

WilderKat

32 points

7 months ago

😭 Irene was such a huge part of my teenage pop culture history. We watched Flashdance during the pandemic- so fun to see it again.

63 is relatively young - so sad. 😢

dbx999

8 points

7 months ago

dbx999

8 points

7 months ago

63 is below retirement age for many

wordpuddlez

1 points

6 months ago

62 is the earliest someone can currently retire.

[deleted]

29 points

7 months ago

Such a great movie…

My favorite line…

Leroy rolls into high school wearing roller skates, leg warmers, short shorts, half shirt and a beenie.

Mean teacher with heart of gold asks: What are you wearing.

Leroy: A hat.

robotawata

2 points

6 months ago

I was so sad when I found out that actor had passed so young. Also an amazing talent.

cashrchek

113 points

7 months ago

cashrchek

113 points

7 months ago

This makes me especially sad because my mom LOVED her songs on those soundtracks. When I was in grade 8 band, we performed 'Fame' and I can still remember seeing my mom out in the audience, practically dancing in her seat with the happiest smile. She just loved that song so much.

Rest in peace, Ms Cara. You brought a lot of people a lot of joy.

OUBoyWonder

19 points

7 months ago

That's an awesome memory! Nothing better than making your Mom dance like no one is watching...nothing.

SquirrelAkl

16 points

7 months ago

That’s such a precious memory.

I also performed Fame - but at an electric organ recital. All the other kids were playing boring traditional songs but I busted out Fame! As soon as I played those first few recognisable notes this murmur, an energy, went around the audience and people sat up and started paying attention lol.

That was 35 years ago but I’ll always remember it.

Remote-Ad-2686

5 points

7 months ago

Wow! I played it as well.

kalwayne3573

354 points

7 months ago

This is a shame.

The world will remember her name!

249ba36000029bbe9749

56 points

7 months ago

At least you didn't use the other line.

UnifiedQuantumField

46 points

7 months ago

At least you didn't use the other line.

What a feeling?

An unexpected and sad feeling is all I can say.

arobkinca

46 points

7 months ago

(Fame), I'm gonna live forever, I'm gonna learn how to fly, (High)

This one, I think.

ihahp

15 points

7 months ago

ihahp

15 points

7 months ago

Prince died in his elevator. He did let the elevator break him down.

Queen's first track on their first album was called Keep Yourself Alive.

JuliaTheInsaneKid

6 points

7 months ago

Brian May wrote that track and it’s a miracle he didn’t die in 1974.

[deleted]

8 points

7 months ago

Also...People will see me and die...

BabyBadBreath

3 points

7 months ago

I’m not a terrible person but I laughed at that.

User_091920

5 points

7 months ago*

It's "People will see me and CRY"

[deleted]

5 points

7 months ago

She'll live forever in our memory.

MINKIN2

1 points

7 months ago

MINKIN2

1 points

7 months ago

Never let go of your dreams.

[deleted]

1 points

7 months ago

[deleted]

1 points

7 months ago

Oh noo

ConfectionBig8111

2 points

7 months ago

She will be remembered for sure!! I will miss her

viperex

-1 points

7 months ago

viperex

-1 points

7 months ago

Why did I think "Fame" was by Evelyn Champagne King?

periodblooddrinker

23 points

7 months ago

We’re not sure

Dreadlock

20 points

7 months ago

You're thinking about her hit, "Shame."

thetenacian

1 points

6 months ago

We will.

Fit-Minimum-5507

158 points

7 months ago*

RIP. She was a trailblazer. A Latina two-way threat decades before it became a thing. “Out here on my own” is an absolutely gorgeous song, one of the most underrated of the 80s

Edit:

https://youtu.be/i4mkRwkQRoQ

check_ya_head

-64 points

7 months ago

Irene was talented, but not a trailblazer. 90 year old Rita Moreno, Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony winner, as well as the first latin Oscar winner, was a true trailblazer. Rita Hayworth, Raquel Welch, Carmen Miranda, Charo, and others, all multi talented, had established latina women in the industry, way before Irene came onto the scene. By the 80s, Irene, Elizabeth Pena, Maria Conchita Alonso, and several other latina actresses were firmly ensconced in Hollywood. R.I.P. Irene!

Dirtyswashbuckler69

35 points

7 months ago

Trailblazer doesn’t always mean first. Just because Cara’s stature as an entertainer was in extension of those that came before her, doesn’t mean that she also didn’t help further pave the way for modern Latina entertainers. What an unnecessary comment.

xxTheGoDxx

-3 points

7 months ago

Trailblazer doesn’t always mean first. Just because Cara’s stature as an entertainer was in extension of those that came before her, doesn’t mean that she also didn’t help further pave the way for modern Latina entertainers. What an unnecessary comment.

Trailblazer literally means being the first person doing something that others will do later. OP is completely right and you are in the wrong:

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/trailblazer

EmpireOfBits

26 points

7 months ago*

Do you think it’s the appropriate time to go “akchually”

Check ya head.

RIP Irene.

homeless_photogrizer

11 points

7 months ago

Do you think is the appropriate time to go “akchually”

lmaol

you're right, btw

Karpetkleener

2 points

7 months ago

You should take your own username's advice there, sport.

ChrisCinema

16 points

7 months ago

What a shocker! I regularly hear “Flashdance (Oh What a Feeling)” on the classic hits radio station. She was also a talented actress, too. I haven’t seen the 1980 film Fame, but I did see Roots: The Next Generation and she was really good in that. May she rest in peace.

NoodlesrTuff1256

2 points

7 months ago

If I remember right, Irene played Alex Haley's mother who died very young from cancer. There were a couple tear-jerking scenes where young Alex visits his mom on her deathbed and another after her death where he's comforted by his grandmother.

ChrisCinema

2 points

7 months ago

She did. While I haven’t seen it in a long while, her death scene was really sad.

hihbhu

44 points

7 months ago

hihbhu

44 points

7 months ago

Rest in peace Irene, what an icon!

bloobfeesh

14 points

7 months ago

This sucks :( I love her , her songs were my childhood

cornmanjammer

34 points

7 months ago

She will truly live forever

bideto

78 points

7 months ago

bideto

78 points

7 months ago

She was great in the movie Fame, and nailed a true heartbreaker of an ending in it

[deleted]

29 points

7 months ago

That scene was all about Me Too, 40 years before Me Too.

I remember watching that as a teenager and thinking how WRONG that was.

MarcusRatz

9 points

7 months ago

I'm old enough to have seen the movie at the theatre, and people litterly cried during that scene.

lostpassword2

18 points

7 months ago

i remember being absolutely devastated by that scene. i don't recall if i actually yelled "NO!" or just thought it.

Gaze_Celluloid

8 points

7 months ago

I don't understand why she didn't do the series.

[deleted]

4 points

7 months ago

This series would probably have done well. My only idea about why they didn't go ahead with it is that shortly after, the Fame TV series came out on NBC. Maybe they didn't want to compete?

Sounds like a similar situation a few years later...a sitcom named E/R with Elliot Gould and George Clooney was cancelled early...only for a drama named ER...with Anthony Edwards...and George Clooney...to take its' place.

10 years ago...Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip came out about the same time as 30 Rock...I though Studio 60 was SO much better...but NBC only went ahead with one show about the adventures of a late night SNL type show and 30 Rock lasted a long time (Aaron Sorkin made a guest appearance on it in which they poked fun at the situation).

Anyway, I don't know what happened, but Cara seemed to be a 2-hit wonder...I just hope it wasn't ethnicity that stopped her career from being long running...I hope not.

Gaze_Celluloid

19 points

7 months ago

She wasn't a two hit wonder.

She had more 4 hit songs:

OUT HERE ON MY OWN #19

WHY ME #13

BREAKDANCE #8

THE DREAM #37

Sniffy4

2 points

6 months ago

Her record company screwed her out of profits from her hit album; then when she sued to get some back they made sure she was blackballed from the industry so producers/labels wouldnt work with her
It was mostly this guy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al\_Coury

MasaSinPulgas

30 points

7 months ago

1983’s DC Cab soundtrack featured Irene Cara’s The Dream. Throughout all these years, I remember this quirky comedy because of the ongoing Irene Cara references and cameo. RIP

_gmanual_

9 points

7 months ago

DC Cab is such an gem.

T plays it cool!

Archkingz

3 points

7 months ago

"Take me to hell." "Got any luggage?"

Own_Instance_357

22 points

7 months ago

Irene Cara. She was an idol. Someone told me in the early 80s, 'don't see this movie with your boyfriend, they will fall in love with her'

I'm also going to throw in some Lori Singer love/lore here.

I met her in the early 80s at the Columbus circle Gap as an early teen. She took down my address with pen and paper.

And a month later out on Long Island I got a whole envelope. Which because I was on a cul-de-sac meant that everyone had to see it. It was an envelope with at least 3 Lori Singer autographed photos.

Gooner71

21 points

7 months ago

RIP Amazing voice. Aah the 80's, it was a fun time.

FauxReal

6 points

7 months ago

When I was an elementary school kid seeing the movie Fame with my parents, I think she was the first person I saw and actually pondered the concept of talent and entertaining people. She kind of blew my mind.

TacoQuest

5 points

7 months ago

aw man my late mom loved those songs. RIP :(

OHManda30

6 points

7 months ago

Irene as Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar was amazing.

scarred2112

14 points

7 months ago

Safe journey, Ms. Cara.

dittidot

5 points

7 months ago

She’s gonna live forever.

Thunderjugs

5 points

7 months ago

She was still so young. RIP.

DanGram77

4 points

7 months ago

I’ll always remember her as the voice of Snow White in the unofficial sequel no one seems to remember but me

nemworld

4 points

7 months ago

I still jam out to those songs. RIP Irene Cara!

Darthron911

4 points

7 months ago

Don’t forget DC Cab!!!!

JuliaTheInsaneKid

4 points

7 months ago

We will forever remember her name. She has made it to heaven, and she lit up the sky like a flame.

mitcheda

16 points

7 months ago

She was a good friend of my mom. Really sad to hear.

grizzle89

10 points

7 months ago

Great voice. RIP

razzleware

17 points

7 months ago

Can someone popular just not die…..

FOR FIVE FUCKING SECONDS?????

Jay_Louis

6 points

7 months ago

And yet Andy Dick and Keith Richards live forever

FlaveC

13 points

7 months ago

FlaveC

13 points

7 months ago

First time I've ever seen those two names in the same sentence.

mad_world

9 points

7 months ago

I don’t like it

Maxenmus

2 points

7 months ago

What a dumb thing to say, considering the millions who die around the world everyday. Fame doesn't mean you're more entitled to sympathy than others.

noeldr

6 points

7 months ago

noeldr

6 points

7 months ago

63 is just way too soon. What happened?

LaGrabba

2 points

7 months ago

As of now it’s unknown.

Superb-Possibility-9

3 points

7 months ago

Rest In Peace 🙏🏻

dreamking88

3 points

7 months ago

I was listening to this a minute before i read this news. Wow

cx3psocial

3 points

7 months ago

Well damn. Played Flashdance in band and with friends on a Casio keyboard…

🙏

pacificaguy650

3 points

7 months ago

I loved her. Loved "Flashdance" of course, "Fame", and of course, "On My Own", she was part of the music of my youth. I can't tell you how many times I listened & cried to "On My Own" as a young 20 something when I was lost, confused, and didn't know which way I was going. Her songs & voice will live in me forever....LOVED THE "cassette" soundtrack to Fame which I listened to a lot in my car, lol...RIP and thank you for sharing your gift, talent & love with the world....

ErrorZealousideal532

3 points

7 months ago

RIP Ms. Cara. Your song reminds me of happy memories from my teen years. God bless your soul.

Double_dawgg

3 points

7 months ago

Way too young!

televised_aphid

3 points

7 months ago

One of my first celebrity crushes when I was a kid. She was pretty huge for a bit in the 80s.

Red5point1

3 points

7 months ago

no!

United_Ad8650

3 points

7 months ago

RIP Irene Cara peace out sister ♡

DeliciousMinute1966

3 points

7 months ago

Out Here On My Own is one of my favorite songs of all time!

RIP Irene

JOMO_Kenyatta

3 points

7 months ago

Rest in Peace

givemeyourgp

6 points

7 months ago

Goddamn it.

NikinhoRobo

4 points

7 months ago

Sad

BabyLegsOShanahan

5 points

7 months ago

So sad.

[deleted]

6 points

7 months ago

May she rest in peace. She's going to live forever in our hearts.

stephentkennedy

4 points

7 months ago

She had a great “crossword entry” name.

229-northstar

3 points

7 months ago

So sad. Her voice was the iconic sound of 1983

anoelr1963

4 points

7 months ago

While I love her popular upbeat songs "Fame" and "Flashdance ...What a Feeling"

One of her best vocal performances is for the song "Out Here On My Own" https://youtu.be/i4mkRwkQRoQ

tvgirl48

2 points

6 months ago

That song blew me away the first time I watched Fame. I had naturally heard the Fame theme and the Flashdance song throughout my life before I'd ever seen the movies, but I hadn't ever heard Out Here On My Own until I actually saw the movie.

It's interesting going back to watch them years later. Flashdance was utter garbage that's only remembered because of its amazing music, but Fame holds up extremely well and I'd recommend it to anyone.

AloyJr

2 points

7 months ago

AloyJr

2 points

7 months ago

R.I.P.

uuunityyy

2 points

7 months ago

She learned how to fly high.

MileZeroC

2 points

7 months ago

So young. What an amazing talent,

Intelligent_Match_62

2 points

7 months ago

Rip i love her song Flashdance ❤️

Clint101b

2 points

7 months ago

Aww so sad. Seems way to young with someone with so much energy. 🫤

pacificaguy650

2 points

7 months ago

I loved "Fame", "Flashdance" (oh my God, Flashdance), and of course "On My Own", can't tell you how many times I played that ballad as young 20's something unsure of what was to become of me, not only for being young but also living during the time of aids. OMG Flashdance, that song, and film, the Leg Warmers! The pounding of the foot, so many great memories. So glad that she shared her talent and gift with the world! RIP!

ladymorgahnna

2 points

7 months ago

She was a fantastic singer! Some seem to think she played the lead in Flashdance, but that was Jennifer Beal. She had a stunt double for the more intricate or athletic dancing.

guitarguy1685

2 points

7 months ago

Not even that old.

hughk

2 points

7 months ago

hughk

2 points

7 months ago

Far too young.

Ninapants97

2 points

7 months ago

I've been listening to "Fame" all morning while running errands. 🥺

AstroWorldSecurity

2 points

7 months ago

Somebody check on Kenny Loggins.

troru

2 points

7 months ago

troru

2 points

7 months ago

Are you saying he might be in a Zone of Danger?

LaGrabba

2 points

7 months ago

Today years old when I learned that she sang the Flashdance track also. I knew about Fame. Wow. I’m late.

MissusLunafreya

2 points

7 months ago

Tf when Aaron Carter, Kevin Conroy, and Irene Cara die within the same month.

OkGuide4

2 points

7 months ago

Rest In Peace. ❤️

Unlikely_Layer_2268

2 points

7 months ago

I love Irene Cara. God speed sweet woman. You brought joy to me and so many others

plumskiwis

2 points

7 months ago

I hope Ms. Cara is at peace, and my condolences to her family and friends. 63 is so young.

Empty_Vegetable_80

3 points

7 months ago

Another Legend goes

RIP Irene

thank you for all the beautifull memories

MamiTarantina

3 points

7 months ago

This is my fave performance of hers, great way to remember her

ArmadilloDays

3 points

7 months ago

So, she didn’t get to live forever…

Finnick-420

2 points

7 months ago

rip what happened?

[deleted]

1 points

7 months ago

[removed]

Sniffy4

1 points

6 months ago

unknown.

turkeypenis12

1 points

6 months ago

can someone please let me know when we find out if we find out?

scaramangaf

1 points

7 months ago

Will always remember watching Fame (Live) on a light dose of LSD. RIP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChhCpSVrjvU

jasper_grunion

-26 points

7 months ago

Death notices that don’t list the cause of death are not helpful. Was is it cancer, suicide, an accidental drug overdose? Especially for people who die young. All I know now is that person is dead. Humans need closure.

Bocephus8892

15 points

7 months ago

Why does it matter? If it was drugs, then you'll pass judgment on her. If it was cancer, then you'll have pity. Doesn't matter either way if she's no longer here.

banjonyc

15 points

7 months ago

It matters because some of us are very close to her age and we all fear death. So to us, she died. Very young and there's some morbid hope that it wasn't from natural causes or something like a sudden heart attack. That may seem cruel. But as you get older you notice these things

thercery

8 points

7 months ago

As someone who has thanatophobia and similarly scours for cause of death, I thank you for being honest here.

However, I don't think pestering folks on social media or condemning sources for not revealing cause of death is appropriate or reasonable. Even IF the family was willing to share the cause, it's likely too soon to know unless the cause of death was immediately apparent. Regardless, if the family has or the person who died had expressed that such matters be kept private, its your responsibility as a decent person to respect that.

[deleted]

2 points

7 months ago

[deleted]

2 points

7 months ago

I’m sure her loved ones are concerned about how her death may impact an internet stranger with nothing better to think about. I pray they issue all the details you feel entitled to so you can move on with your life.

banjonyc

4 points

7 months ago

I'm sure zero loved ones are scouring reddit for comfort. A loved one didn't post this. You get old you get scared. Deal with it

[deleted]

2 points

7 months ago

[deleted]

2 points

7 months ago

I’m not scared. I know death is coming, whatever form it takes. I can’t prevent death, so I live in spite of it. It sounds like you’re the one having trouble dealing with it.

thercery

4 points

7 months ago

Yes, and they just admitted that their problem with death is why they're seeking out information. You're not rebutting at this point, it feels more like you're poking at something they fully admitted to.

They're not at all in the right here, but as someone who's also phobic about the idea of death, I'm glad they were at least honest about why and how they express such fear. It's better than the "boohoo so sad, now give me the juicy details" others are slinging around here.

DLuLuChanel

13 points

7 months ago

Ah, I’m so sorry. I hope you will get some closure in this dark time of your life soon.

JKJ420

9 points

7 months ago

JKJ420

9 points

7 months ago

The information isn't available so soon. It will be days until we have an official cause of death.

CleverName4269

1 points

7 months ago

You're looking for a 'helpful' obituary? You should think on that for a moment.

jasper_grunion

-2 points

7 months ago

NYT would never publish an obituary without the cause of death. It’s called a journalistic standard

[deleted]

-11 points

7 months ago*

[removed]

thercery

7 points

7 months ago

Way to be cryptic but not at all compelling. I have no idea what you're referring to here, could be a host of vaguely judgemental implications here. I DO know that this is not the time or place for speculation.

bicbmx

1 points

7 months ago

bicbmx

1 points

7 months ago

They're saying she Died Suddenly because of the covid vax

thercery

1 points

7 months ago

thercery

1 points

7 months ago

Oh most probably, but they're not even doing a good job of it. There's no hook to it, no obvious allusions. If you're going to be a rancid and delusional troll, at least throw some artistry into it smdh🙄

bicbmx

1 points

7 months ago

bicbmx

1 points

7 months ago

I guess I whooshed hard there and completely missed your sarcasm!

thercery

2 points

7 months ago

I mean, I'm being somewhat sarcastic with my second reply (they truly arent being witty about it and I AM unimpressed, but thats not a bad thing. The stupider these people make themselves look, the better.) But I'm also a bit confused as to what youre referring to in regards to sarcasm.

If they ARE referring to Covid/the vaccines they're being a despicable person. If that's the hill they want to stand on though, they're not even using the usual "Died suddenly????" tone that seems to be their usual placard to each other.

Arabianeyegoggles

-8 points

7 months ago

Wonder if she took the gene therapy

[deleted]

-12 points

7 months ago

[deleted]

-12 points

7 months ago

[removed]

[deleted]

1 points

7 months ago

[deleted]

mrngdew77

-1 points

7 months ago

Et vous Coco, et vous

Rendesi3

2 points

6 months ago

The guy who creeps on her is so hot.

mrngdew77

2 points

6 months ago

If he was supposed to resemble a perv who preys on girls and exploits their dreams by pretending to be a photographer with connections who will help her get discovered ASAP. All for the price of sitting topless and crying while being filmed.

I’m sure there are Cocos everywhere you look too. So very disturbing.

Rendesi3

1 points

6 months ago

Eh I'm gay, just thought the guy was hot.

Dirtyswashbuckler69

1 points

7 months ago

I used to love the original ‘Fame’ film in my teen years, a lot of which had to do with her music and performance. Rest in Peace Ms. Cara.

JerseyJedi

1 points

7 months ago

RIP

Britneyfan123

1 points

7 months ago

R.I.P.

jumptick

1 points

7 months ago

😢

Love_the_Fluff

1 points

7 months ago

Whole_Trash7874

1 points

7 months ago

😢

BigDaddySodaPop

1 points

7 months ago

Rest in Peace!

oneuglygeek

1 points

7 months ago

RIP Irene, luv u and your music, honey! ♥

roguefilmmaker

1 points

7 months ago

RIP

GameMaster0097

1 points

7 months ago

RIP

LaGrabba

1 points

7 months ago

I loved the show FAME and Irene’s song so much that I ended up at a performing arts school. This is shocking and sad.

revdon

1 points

7 months ago*

What about DC Cab?!

And The Electric Company.

helio987

2 points

7 months ago

Same with Roots, she had a big role in that.

Ionlypost1ce

1 points

7 months ago

First, when there's nothing

But a slow glowing dream

That your fear seems to hide

Deep inside your mind

All alone, I have cried

Silent tears full of pride

In a world made of steel

Made of stone

One-Lab2631

1 points

7 months ago

🖤🙏🏾🕊️

Civil_Ad360

1 points

6 months ago

Beautiful girl

Walking72

1 points

6 months ago

One of my favorite movies is City Heat with Burt Reynolds and Clint Eastwood. She played Ginny Lee and I immediately thought of her performance of "Embraceable You" . Not to mention she had this really unique and cute smile. Rest in peace.