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kdogg36 said: "buffalospeedway said: "I strongly disagree! George has a very dedicated fanbase. "Here Comes The Sun" is the most-streamed Beatles song on Spotify. He's always been my fave and I regard him as the best songwriter in the group. (For all the songs that John and Paul wrote, they never created a love song as arresting as "Something")."

I couldn't have said it better myself. As a Johnny-come-lately fan of The Beatles

Zeppie2022 said: ""I strongly disagree! George has a very dedicated fanbase. "Here Comes The Sun" is the most-streamed Beatles song on Spotify. He's always been my fave and I regard him best songwriter in the group. (For all the songs that John and Paul wrote, they never created a love song as arresting as "Something")."

I never said George was not a talented songwriter. He just did not have the volume of greatsongs that John and Paul did

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Plannietink08 said: "I wish Hidden Figures had been done this way. I always felt like all three of those women deserved their own biopics."

I think this sort of 4-film thing only works when it's about people as famous as THE BEATLES. Lesser known figures (such as those in Hidden Figures) could not sustain 4 films in a year. Heck, even The Beatles might not be able to sustain 4 films...

That this is not becomi

Zeppie2022 said: ""I can't imagine the Ringo installment will do as well as the others."

Yep. To be honest, I don't think George installment will do much better. Most people will only care about John & Paul IMO."

I strongly disagree! George has a very dedicated fanbase. "Here Comes The Sun" is the most-streamed Beatles song on Spotify. He's always been my fave and I regard him best songwriter in the group. (For all

Broadway61004 said: "buffalospeedway said: "Hopping aboard the Sharon D. Clarke outrage train! Jessica Hecht was warm and charming, but I would have swapped her with Clarke.."

Clarke was up for featured, so it wouldn't have been Hecht who took her spot. But I agree she should have been nominated."

Thanks for the clarification! That's a surprising ruling from the Tony Committee - everything about Linda Lo

Rooting for Audra and Wendell. A lot of people seem to think that Best Actress in a Play is going to be a Comer/Chastain smackdown, but Audra is a Tony darling and should never be counted out.

I would have liked to see Best Revival of a Play and Scenic Design nominations for Ohio State Murders.

Hopping aboard the Sharon D. Clarke outrage train!

Everyone is talking about Soo but I was more surprised by Nathan Lane and Jeremy Pope. (Especially the latter, who wa

PipingHotPiccolo said: "i feel an immense pressure to appreciate this play because Lorraine Hansberry deserved a long career and national adulation, and she was robbed of both. And her sharp writing shines through here, and attention must be paid to her talent and insight.

but some writing holds up for 60 years, and some doesnt. its hard to stay rapt with attention when these characters talk in a way thats so strange to my ear, and when the leading man is such a horrible p

jkcohen626 said: "I heard a name that was real head scratcher because she's a very talented Tony winner with an impressive theatre resume... but just a theatre resume.

We've seen time and time again that Broadway stars (no matter how big) don't bring in people, only real A-listers do.

I think "film and TV stars" or "Hollywood stars/celebrities" might be more accurate to use than "real A-listers." Every industry has

Congrats to Viola, and shame on folks who are using her achievement to diminish Whoopi, John, and especially Jennifer. The idea that there can only be one Black artist who is "deserving" of the EGOT is the definition of white supremacy. Donors are incredibly important in theater. That's why producing houses have development departments. Jennifer didn't "buy" a producing credit, she invested in a show that needed every little bit of $$$ it could get. Her contributio