Jill Sobule, a pioneering American songwriter known for her hit “I Kissed a Girl,” which was the first openly-gay song to reach the Billboard Top 20, has tragically died in a house fire in Minneapolis at the age of 66, according to her publicist. Sobule, celebrated for her satirical anthem “Supermodel” from the film “Clueless,” was scheduled to perform in Denver to showcase songs from her autobiographical stage musical, with a free gathering planned in her honor. Tributes have emerged on social media, including from musician Lloyd Cole, expressing deep sorrow over her loss.
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THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS Breaks Rotten Tomatoes Curse for Marvel’s First Family
Marvel Studios has achieved a significant milestone with The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which has garnered an 86% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, earning the Certified Fresh seal and breaking a longstanding curse on the franchise. This film, the first produced by Marvel Studios, marks a triumphant return for the beloved superhero team, praised for its cast chemistry and retro design, setting the stage for future MCU projects. Want More Context? 🔎
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