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Wikipedia has guidelines on biographies, living people, and what constitutes a notable musician, and discourages autobiography and vanity.Despite this, some article subjects are nominated for deletion because in the end, even after reading the article, one or more of the community decide that "I wouldn't know him from a hole in the ground" (also paraphrased as "I wouldn't know him from Adam").
Adam Lambert and Auli'i Cravalho strike a pose for 'Cabaret on the Kit Kat Club' on Broadway. Lambert only made one significant change to "I Don't Know Much" that audiences who have seen him on ...
Pitchfork writer Arielle Gordon felt the song "strips the haunting guitar riff from "Adam's Song" for parts, just different enough that you might miss it at first." [ 8 ] Slant Magazine 's Fred Barrett agreed, calling the "trite and repetitive" song a "flavorless approximation of the sticky hook that the band has been churning out since the ...
"Only One Such as You" (with the Roulettes) b/w "I Just Don't Know" — — — — — — "It's Alright" (with the Roulettes; US and Canada-only release) b/w "I Just Don't Know" US); "I Love Being in Love with You" (Canada); "Kentucky Bluebird (A Message to Martha)" (Australia) — 15 2 — — 31 Amy / Capitol "A Message to Martha (Kentucky ...
Adam Nimoy, the son of the late Star Trek icon Leonard Nimoy, knows the real reason behind his father and costar William Shatner’s storied feud — but he isn’t giving any secrets away.
Chris Evans, Brad Pitt, Denzel Washington — we all know the typical Hollywood heartthrob who often stars in our daydreams, but if you ask Us, a different kind of leading man would actually make ...
"Better Than I Know Myself" is a synthpop ballad. [4] The instrumentation consists of a thumping bass beat, a keyboard, and "retro synth washes" as described by Bill Lamb of About.com. [5] Lyrically, the song revolves around romantic regret. [5] Adam Lambert sings about "a lover who knows you inside and out". [4]
Adam McKay said in an interview with NME that his satirical comedy “Don’t Look Up” was seen by an estimated “400 million to half a billion” people on Netflix despite being “hated” by ...