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Her family would cease yelling at each other. As a review in The Washington Post pointed out, "Family S.O.S." was not an easy show to watch — and many viewers didn't. The show was axed after just one season. Advertisement Totally T-Boz (2013) Rick Kern/Getty Images TLC the cable channel merged with TLC the musical group in the 2013 celebreality show "Totally T-Boz," focusing on TLC member Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins. In the years leading up to the series, Watkins had endured a string of misfortunes, including a potentially fatal brain tumor, bankruptcy, divorce, and the death of fellow TLC founder Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. The show followed Watkins as she moved from Atlanta to Los Angeles with an eye toward mounting a comeback, while also taking viewers into her life as a single mom.AdvertisementAs Watkins told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she agreed to be followed by cameras for "Totally T-Boz" because the tone that producers were going for wasn't one of gloom and negativity. "Unlike a lot of shows I turned down, the network was interested in following my life and some of the positive things, not just doing the train wreck," she explained. "They're interested in doing something that has substance but we can have fun along the way. I love to laugh. That's the best medicine."Only four episodes of "Totally T-Boz" were ever produced, and the series never returned after that. According to Watkins, that was at her behest. "I don't think I wanna do anymore but hey at least I tried it," she tweeted of her brief foray into reality television. Advertisement

She have an enchanting voice, but she's also a talented songwriter, allowing her to create meaningful and heartfelt music.Moreover, Maddie's popularity is not only felt within the state of Iowa. She has gathered a massive following across the globe through her participation and subsequent victory on the renowned singing competition show American Idol. Battling against tough competition, Maddie triumphed as the winner of Season 16, further cementing her stature as one of America's most beloved singers.Fun Fact: Maddie Poppe's debut studio album, "Whirlwind" was released in May 2019 and peaked at number three on Billboard's Independent Albums chart. (Source: Billboard)Iowa may be known for its cornfields, but Maddie Poppe proves that the state can also produce truly remarkable singers.2. Tionne WatkinsT-Boz, born Tionne Watkins, is an incredible singer from Des Moines, Iowa. Her voice and musical talent have mesmerized people worldwide. Let's explore her accomplishments and influence!April 26, 1970 was the day of T-Boz's birth. She has made a name for herself in the genres of R&B and pop music. Her hit songs include "Waterfalls," "No Scrubs," and "Creep" with TLC.T-Boz has faced health issues throughout her career. Despite this, she has remained a source of inspiration and motivation. Her perseverance while fighting sickle cell anemia is a testimony to her strength and courage.An extraordinary story of T-Boz is when she formed the renowned girl group TLC with Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes and Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas. They made history in the music industry by becoming one of the best-selling girl groups ever. TLC's music was not only entertaining, but also addressed social issues.T-Boz has left an everlasting impression on the world of music. Her unique voice and dedication to her craft have earned her a place among the renowned singers of Iowa. Nate Ruess is ready to join in and prove that fame can bloom even in the most unexpected places – like Iowa!3. Nate RuessNate Ruess, from Iowa City, Iowa, is a renowned singer with a famous soulful voice and captivating performances. He gained fame at a young age, co-founding the Grammy-winning band Fun. His ability to touch hearts

President of the State of Israel on the occasion of his historic Bay Area visit. California Governor Jerry Brown, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, and Rabbis Stephen Pearce and Judah Dardik speak and introduce His Excellency Shimon Peres for his 25 minute speech on Israel and the Jewish People: The Vision for Tomorrow. Chime produced the webcast, including video production and digital feeds to HD monitors and projectors in overflow rooms at the synagogue. High quality Streaming was delivered to desktop and mobile alike with partner MobileRider, utilizing similar equipment to the Moonalice satellite system we have been building the last year, but with local bandwidth instead of the satellite uplink. view archive » G. LOVE VISITS SAN FRANCISCO "LITTLE KIDS ROCK" CLASSROOM Feb 24, 2012 G. Love took a moment away from the rest of his alternative/rock/blues/funk band, G. Love & Special Sauce, to spend a couple hours with Little Kids Rock (LKR) elementary school students at Guadalupe Elementary School in San Francisco, CA. Before playing to a sold out crowd at the historic Fillmore Theater that evening, G. Love informally chatted with the students, took questions and talked about the important of music. He then played a few tunes (with singalongs!), jammed with the class on a few more, and then closed things out with an unveiling of more LKR instrument donations to the school - the 2,000th to local Bay Area Little Kids Rock programs! Bay Area Little Kids Rock board members were out in force to soak up the impact of these visits on the kids (see photo above, Chime founder and LKR Bay Area board member Jon Luini on far right). WARREN HELLMAN CELEBRATION CONCERT FEATURING EMMYLOU HARRIS, ROBERT EARL KEEN, GILLIAN WELCH, BOZ SCAGGS AND OTHERS STREAMED WORLDWIDE Feb 19, 2012 On Sunday, February 19, Chime (in partnership with Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and Moonalice), served up over 25,000 streams of the 7-hour FREE concert to a worldwide audience (more than doubling the ~ 15,000 attending in person) in celebration of the life of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass founder (and private equity pioneer) Warren Hellman. Performances included Emmylou Harris, Robert Earl Keen, Old Crow Medicine Show, Boz Scaggs, Gillian Welch, Steve Earle and others. An archive continues to be available on the site. The broadcast was supported by Roger McNamee and Moonalice and made use of the live satellite broadcast solution that Chime has been building