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As Coco Chanel, self-assured film legend Katherine Hepburn swans her way through the finale of Broadway’s “Coco,” then reveals a singing voice every bit as distinct as that of Lauren Bacall. The intricate set is […]
John Q Sanchez lives in Brooklyn, New York. He went to art school with
Fausto Fern贸s in the mid-90s in Chicago where he wrote for local
publications including Babble, edited by Jim Pickett. He’s worked at
several high-profile magazines in New York and was an editor for the
web-zine Blair. He’s fascinated by oddball divas, bombastic child
stars, and the everyday person capturing their unique performances for
an online audience.
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That Betty Davis I love her!
And Katherine as Coco. I think that resurrected her career at the time. That was a very long scene but I love all the red.
It’s about time John put up another great video! I love your stuff John, you have a great eye and taste for finding perfection.
Hey, Captain Janeway is all dressed up as a very fashionable older lady– and she’s sing-talking like Magenta! She’s gone mad! 馃檪
She’s so fierce. Grrr!
File under sing-talking, between Felion, Marc and Shatner, William…
Even after watching this strange stage spectacle, I STILL have a crush on Katherine Hepburn.
Sorry Bette wins. Her song had a nice beat and you can really dance to it.
Nice to see you again Maia! We were just talking about you!
Alive and well! Takes a tickin’ and keeps on lickin’… or something like that.
Leave it to John Q. to post a Kate Hepburn video and bring me out of hiding…
Welcome back Maia! We missed you. 馃檪
isn’t the more appropriate term talk-singing? 馃槈
the revolving set! the dresses! the mirrored rue cambon staircase! as a jewelry designer with an affinity for chanel costume (and fine) jewelry, this was just too precious! thanks, john!