3.14.2021

("mrjyn" AND "dougmeet") OR ("dougmeet" AND "BLACKPINK")

Bds:

  1. flynt (13)

  2. hustler (5)

  3. died (4)

  4. trump (4)

  5. million (3)

  6. doing (3)

  7. insurance (3)

  8. larry (3)

  9. seniors (3)

  10. ditching (3)

Keyword highlighting:

  • In 2017, Flynt offered a $10 million reward for evidence that would lead to Trump’s impeachment, and in 2019, Larry Flynt Publications sent a Christmas card to some Republican congressional members that showed Trump lying dead in a pool of blood, with the killer saying: “I just shot Donald Trump on Fifth Avenue and no one assassinated me” — a reference to Trump’s boast that he could commit such a killing and wouldn’t lose votes.

Sentences:

  2. Porn purveyor Larry Flynt, who built Hustler magazine into an adult entertainment empire while championing First Amendment rights, died Wednesday.

  3. He was 78.

  4. Flynt had been in frail health and died of heart failure at his Hollywood Hills home, said his nephew, Jimmy Flynt Jr.

  5. From his beginnings as an Ohio strip club owner to his reign as founder of one of the most explicit adult-oriented magazines, Flynt constantly challenged the establishment and became a target for the religious right and feminist groups.

  6. Flynt scored a surprising U.S. Supreme Court victory over the Rev.

  7. Jerry Falwell, who had sued him for libel after a 1983 Hustler alcohol ad suggested Falwell had lost his virginity to his mother in an outhouse.

  8. Paid Post What Is This? Seniors Are Ditching Their Auto Insurance and Doing This Instead Seniors Are Ditching Their Auto Insurance and Doing This Instead Seniors Are Ditching Their Auto Insurance and Doing This Instead See More Sponsored Content by Comparisons.org Flynt’s company produced not only Hustler but other niche publications.

  9. He owned a video production company, various websites, a Los Angeles-area casino and 10 Hustler boutiques.

  10. He also licensed the Hustler name to independently owned strip clubs.

  11. His publishing and financial successes were offset in equal measure by controversies and tragedies.

  12. Shot by a sniper in 1978, Flynt was paralyzed from the waist down and used a wheelchair the rest of his life.

  13. He fought battles with drug and alcohol addiction, and his fourth wife died of a heroin overdose.

  14. His daughter, Lisa Flynt-Fugate, died in a 2014 car crash in Ohio at age 47.

  15. With a fortune estimated at more than $100 million, Flynt spent his later years in the political arena.

  16. When Gov.

  17. Gray Davis was recalled by California voters in 2003, Flynt was among 135 candidates who ran to replace him.

  18. He called himself “a smut peddler who cares” and gathered more than 15,000 votes.

  19. A self-described progressive, Flynt was no fan of former President Donald Trump.

  20. Before the 2016 election, he offered up to $1 million for video or audio recordings of Trump engaging in illegal or “sexually demeaning or derogatory” activity.

  21. In 2017, Flynt offered a $10 million reward for evidence that would lead to Trump’s impeachment, and in 2019, Larry Flynt Publications sent a Christmas card to some Republican congressional members that showed Trump lying dead in a pool of blood, with the killer saying: “I just shot Donald Trump on Fifth Avenue and no one assassinated me” — a reference to Trump’s boast that he could commit such a killing and wouldn’t lose votes.

  22. Flynt’s life was depicted in the acclaimed 1996 film “The People vs.

  23. Larry Flynt,” which brought Oscar nominations for director Milos Forman and Woody Harrelson, who played Flynt.


  • no more Seuss or WAP for my kid.

    Dr. Seuss Enterprises Will Shelve 6 Books, Citing 'Hurtful' Portrayals no more Seuss or WAP for my kid


  • Twitter [@] Tweet to: @squarebooks

    From: @mrjyn

    Comm. on: squarebooks (reply)

    RE: SB mention by (author) re. SB her book

    mrjyn comment:

    quotes Elvis song lyric: 'i don't care'

    adds: 'I miss #BarryHannah (author), mutual friend to mrjyn (person) and

    SB, Oxford, MS (bookstore) adding here: RIP

    Date: 03:13:2021

    Time: 8:17 CST

1 of 3 jpg att:

  • 1. Elvis photo ephemera 'TCB Oath'


  • 2. Photo of cover of Barry Hannah book jacket "Tennis Handsome"

  • Pub: Knopf

  • Ed.: Gordon Lish


  • 3. Jerry Lee Lewis Cover of Bio Author: Nick Tosches

1 of 3 jpg att:

definitive hypnogogic, Biblical Ovid Southern Gothic Epic hagiography, esprit l'escalier epitaph precursor to whose words will be most tribute to the possible mortality race between the Killer and Keith Richards, KR JLL's Jr. by 15 yrs. check Vegas Book for Odds says Stanley Booth, Author 'Up and Down with the Rolling Stones,' Memphis, TN 'author' -- not Rockcrit, please?

Songfacts®

  • This frisky pop confection finds Blackpink teaming up with American singer Selena Gomez. The five girls use a series of ice cream double entendres to send out mating calls and detail how they are different from the other females.
    I know that my heart can be so cold
    But I'm sweet for you, come put me in a cone

    Blackpink and Gomez are encouraging the guys to ignore their icy cool demeanors. Once they take a couple of scoops they will find they are loving and affectionate.


  • The song's icy metaphors not only have a sensual connotation but also allude to the singers' wealth.


    Ice on my wrist, yeah, I like it like this
    Get the bag with the cream


    The girls are wearing diamond encrusted watches (ice is a slang word for diamonds). "Get the bag with the cream" refers to a bag loaded with cash.

  • The song is Blackpink's second hookup with a major American pop star in 2020, following their Lady Gaga collaboration, "Sour Candy." Both songs use sexy food analogies to represent the enticing love that the girls are ready to give out.

  • Frequent Blackpink collaborators, the Korean Teddy Park and American Bekuh Boom, are the primary writers.

  • Park wrote the main melody while Boom was in Korea.

  • She  then wrote the lyrics over his tune, incorporating a series of sexy ice cream-related play on words.


    The other credited writers are Ariana Grande, her go-to collaborators Victoria Monet
    and Tommy Brown, Mr. Franks, Selena Gomez and the Korean producer 24.

  • The retro-tinged video finds Gomez driving a pink ice cream truck in a pinup sailor outfit. The four Blackpink girls all appear in a candy-coated frozen dessert fantasy land before ending the clip in an ice cream amusement park.


    Blackpink's scenes were filmed in South Korea, while the scenes featuring Gomez were shot in the US because of the coronavirus pandemic.

  • The song was birthed at a songwriting camp that producer Teddy Park asked Bekuh Boom to run for Blackpink's debut studio album.

  • Boom asked Tommy Brown and Victoria Monét to come to the sessions at LA's Westlake Studio, and the pair brought Mr. Franks along with them.


    "Tommy had Franks pull up beats, and eventually Franks played the one that all of us started vibing to and decided to work on together," recalled Boom to Genius. "Victoria brought up the subject 'ice cream' and started humming melodies that we then started writing lyrics to together in the room. From that point on we had a great back and forth of ideas for the first half of the song that was done that night."