There’s a Difference in Living and Living Well.. #Trump2024
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GLENN DAVIS—AstroSports Sept. 1986 🧡💛❤️🤍💙 #GlennDavis #Astros #ChaseTheFight #BigBopper #Astrodome @astros
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOMMY!
One of my favorite people. Your contributions to KISS have made the past decades possible. Thank you from me and millions of fans. Enjoy your day.
My buddy @JoshJohnsWx moves to the DFW area and the Aggies fall apart. Could be coincidence
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“He did it for you. Not for him. Not for anybody else.”
Marco Rubio nailed it. Trump took on Iran for everyday Americans, not the DC war machine or globalist elites.
America First foreign policy in nine words.
Love him or hate him, Trump always puts our country first. 🇺🇸
My view from my balcony currently leaving Grand Caymen headed to the ABC Islands #CelebrityReflection
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Our home for next 13 days on #CelebrityReflection waiting to leave Ft Lauderdale headed to the ABC Islands
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Ace Frehley passed away one year ago today. I still can't believe he's no longer with us.
#FrehleyFriday⚡️
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On October 16, 1946, Suzanne Somers was born.
Before she became Chrissy Snow on Three's Company, she spent just seconds on screen as the mysterious blonde driving a white Thunderbird in American Graffiti (1973).
She didn't even speak her line aloud. She simply mouthed, “I love you.”
But that tiny appearance changed everything.
Somers later recalled that her identification as the blonde in the Thunderbird helped land her on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.
Her appearances caught the attention of ABC executive Fred Silverman, who remembered her when Three's Company was casting Chrissy Snow.
A few seconds in a Thunderbird. A seat beside Johnny Carson. And then one of the most recognizable sitcom characters of the 1970s.
Suzanne Somers would have turned 80 today. ❤️
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New York, October 26, 1974. KISS in full makeup and mostly borrowed suits at West 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue, while the people walking past barely look up. Bob Gruen was shooting a photo comic for Creem about the band in their secret identities, heading to work like everyone else. "People kind of glanced at them," Gruen said. "They may have thought it was a little early for Halloween. It takes a lot to shock a New Yorker." A shot from that same corner became the cover of Dressed to Kill in March 1975.
🎸 Dressed to Kill came out in March 1975 with "Rock and Roll All Nite" on it. What's your favorite track on the album? 🎸 👇️
ALT Color photo of the four members of KISS in full face makeup and business suits standing on a New York City sidewalk. From left: Peter Criss and Ace Frehley in dark suits, Paul Stanley with big curly hair and a hand at his chin, and Gene Simmons in a tight tan suit with his hair tied up and white clogs. To the right, a young boy in a tan jacket and several men in coats and hats stand nearby, with traffic, storefronts and tall buildings behind.
Been on numerous Celebrity Cruises but will be my first time back on the Celebrity Reflection since New Years 2014 when I saw the best comedian of all time @REMASCULATE for the first time.
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