All articles tagged with #emotional performance
Kelly Clarkson emotionally performed a reworked version of her song 'Piece by Piece' during a Las Vegas show, just 12 days before her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's death, reflecting her personal growth and ongoing grief over his passing from cancer.
Kelly Clarkson experienced an emotional breakdown during a performance of her song 'Piece by Piece,' which she has rewritten multiple times to reflect her personal growth and struggles, shortly before the death of her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock, after a battle with cancer. Her performance was deeply personal, focusing on her children and her journey of healing.
Adele concluded her Las Vegas residency with an emotional performance, kissing her fiancé Rich Paul and her son Angelo during her final show. The singer expressed gratitude to her son for his support and to Paul for his encouragement, while also revealing her engagement to Paul. Adele, who shares Angelo with ex-husband Simon Konecki, chose the residency to maintain a normal life for her son. She plans to take a break but reassured fans of her return, expressing a desire to have a baby with Paul.
Taylor Swift became emotional during her final Toronto Eras Tour performance, tearing up as she received a standing ovation from fans. Despite it not being the last show of the tour, Swift expressed gratitude for the support and shared a heartfelt moment with the audience. The tour, which began in March 2023, will conclude with three shows in Vancouver in December. Travis Kelce's father was also spotted at the concert, highlighting Swift's personal connections during the tour.
Whoopi Goldberg was moved to tears during an emotional reunion on The View with the original cast and crew of Sister Act 2, culminating in a heartfelt recreation of the film's iconic "Joyful, Joyful" performance. The segment featured performances by original cast members and students from LaGuardia High School, with video messages from other cast members and appearances by the film's music supervisors.
Emmy Russell, granddaughter of country music legend Loretta Lynn, delivered an emotional barefoot performance of her original song "Skinny" on "American Idol," leading to tears and praise from the judges. The moving performance secured her a spot in the final 14, showcasing her talent as a songwriter and vocalist.
Will Zalatoris finished tied for second at the Genesis Invitational, but his emotional performance was the highlight as he revealed he had lost a family member during the tournament. Despite the personal loss, Zalatoris played exceptionally well and contended for the victory, showing resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
The article investigates the art of crying on command for actors, exploring various techniques and perspectives from industry professionals. It delves into the biological and psychological aspects of crying, the use of tear sticks, and the emotional toll on actors. Insights from experts, including an acting coach and a psychotherapist, shed light on the complexities of inducing tears for performances, while actors share their personal experiences and methods for accessing genuine emotion on stage and screen.
Billie Eilish gave an emotional performance of her song "What Was I Made For?" on Saturday Night Live, with a surprise introduction from director Greta Gerwig and host Kate McKinnon. The performance featured a touching backdrop paying tribute to Barbie and included childhood movie clips from past and present SNL cast members. Eilish also performed a heartfelt rendition of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." She is currently working on her third album.
Dominic West discusses his emotional performance as Prince Charles in the final season of "The Crown," revealing that Prince Harry's book influenced his portrayal. West describes the challenge of depicting Charles' grief and the weight of the world on his shoulders following Princess Diana's death. He also mentions the shift in Charles' portrayal as a father and how Harry's book helped shape a key scene. Additionally, West highlights the impact of Queen Elizabeth II's real-life death during filming and how it influenced the final episode. The second part of the final season of "The Crown" is set to release on Netflix on December 14th.
Former Bachelorette Charity Lawson earned the first perfect score of the season on season 32 of Dancing With the Stars (DWTS) with an emotional Contemporary performance. Lawson and her partner Artem Chigvintsev danced to "Lose You to Love Me" by Selena Gomez, drawing on Lawson's personal experiences with infidelity. The judges were moved by the performance, with judge Carrie Ann Inaba stating that it would be remembered as a standout moment of the season. Lawson and Chigvintsev have consistently performed well throughout the competition, and this week marked their biggest triumph yet.
Madonna, 65, revealed that she is feeling unwell again just seven days into her 78-date world tour after a bacterial infection forced her to reschedule her concert series. During her emotional performance in Antwerp, Belgium, Madonna reflected on her recent health ordeal that landed her in the hospital and left her unconscious. She expressed gratitude for being alive and credited her children and fans for their support. Madonna's tour is set to continue, with upcoming dates in the UK, Europe, and North America.
Ariana Madix, contestant on Dancing With The Stars, has dedicated her next routine to her late father, James Madix. She expressed her wish for him to be present and shared a throwback photo on Instagram. Ariana is paired with dancing pro Pasha Pashkov and received positive feedback for her previous performance. Following a dramatic split from her former partner, she has found love again with fitness trainer Daniel Wai.
Toby Keith made an emotional return to the stage at the People's Choice Country Awards, where he received The Country Icon Award. Battling stomach cancer, Toby's performance of "Don't Let the Old Man In" brought tears to his wife's eyes. The song's lyrics took on a new meaning in light of his health crisis. Fans expressed their love and support, and the performance can be streamed on Peacock.
Brandi Carlile and Wynonna Judd delivered a powerful and emotionally charged performance at the State Fair, leaving the audience feeling joyful and moved.