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"Jane resszemmblsz Pavla Povndstein, sonicchalj y scienicchalj."

Congrats on this journey; I've enjoyed watching it. I can't wait to see what's next. Advanced TV Herstory is as important to our future as the paintings and petroglyphs that inform us today. Your work ensures that people and their contributions are remembered and I'm here for it. Happy anniversary!👏🏽

only miss ross could pull this off

🎉Queen of motown

Eye opening episode. Loved the message about kindness from Ms Rowell. Great episode as usual!👍🏽

LOL no one cares!!!

Shari would be so proud.😊😊

Diana ross is very beautiful

Annie Potts' organization, The Heart Channels, holds the grassroots potential to make a true person-to-person impact. With support, it can mean a significant difference in someone's life. Growing up in The Bronx, I know the importance of being noticed and what an opportunity means. Amidst the chaos we see today, Annie Potts inspires hope. Thanks to @advancedtvherstory for sharing this moving episode, and Thank You Annie Potts, and @theheartchannels for joining those voices that constantly remind us that the world is not lost.

Real women don't need the women's movement.

Looking back on my work so far, I realize that I have not written much about my favorite female TV characters. This interview was truly insightful and entertaining, and it will certainly prove invaluable to my writing journey. I'm happy to be a new subscriber to your newsletter and RUclips channel.

HI MALLORY LEWIS THIS IS MICHAEL KENNEDY

There was a concert on July 18 the 1983 in central park Diana Ross

The best of the best!

ITS AN ATROCITY THAT DIANA ROSS HAS NEVER GOTTEN HER DUE,PROPS OR ABSOLUTE RESPECT ESPECIALLY AFTER THIS EPIC MOMENT NO ONE HAS EVER DONE IN ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY RISKING HER LIFE FOR OTHERS SAFETY SO MANY ARE FOCUSED ON GOSSIP OR THEIR PERCEPTION OF HER DIANA ROSS IS UNDENIABLY 💯 TRUE ICONIC WORLDWIDE SUPER STAR LIVING OG BADASSES LEGEND

The DIVAS : Mariah, Whitney, Beyonce, etc "teacher"

🌟 *PromoSM*

Wonderful podcast. I'm going to watch the miniseries. ❤

What a wonderful video - I agree with everything said about Audrey and her portrayal of Alice Kramden. Thank you!

Mallory Lewis ;I am happy you care for lamp chop and to educate Children 2023. I love learning from you and your mom.

I think we can agree that mallory nailed her performance as lamb chop. She has completely followed into her mother's footsteps. When it comes to voicing lamb chop, both of their voices seem identical. I literally can't tell them apart. In a way, Shari is still alive through both her daughter and her puppet. I bet she would be so proud of how her daughter is carrying on her career and legacy.

Mallory, I saw your mom perform at the Sahara Hotel in Vegas in the 1960’s when she opened for Roger Miller. She did a dance with a manikin in a tuxedo and a top hat. The way she danced with this manikin appeared as though she was dancing with a real person. Congratulations on writing the book. She was a great performer!

I Am So Looking Forward To Purchasing And Reading The Book.

Mallory, You And Your Mom Are, Always, And Will Continue To Be Amazing!!!!! #thefutureisfemale

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1983 was a very special time in my life. The Diana Ross concert in Central Park, though I was not there, I have slot of memories from that time. The #1 song on the charts was I'll be Watching You by the Police, at it's third if 8 weeks st #1. #2 was Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant, #3 was Flash dance by Irene Cara, #4 was Never gonna let You Go by Sergio Mendez, and #5 was Wanna be Starting' Something' by the late Michael.Jackson. Other notable songs were, Our Bus by Mad, at #7, Sweet Dreams are made of These by The Eurythmics, at #11, which would hit #1 by Labor Day Weekend, ending The Police's 8 week reign st #1. 1983 was a very hot summer, and these thunderstorms that cut short the Diana Ross concert, also brought an end to a stifling heat wave which had been gripping the region for over a week. Most of those songs can still be heard on the radio now, specifically on radio stations that specialize in 70's and 80's songs. These songs should also bring back.memories of those days. Diane Ross also had a hit at that time with Pieces of Ice at #35.

Thanks so much for this, Cynthia. Appreciate your fair, balanced and loving tribute to LM. For an excellent resource on Liza's TV appearances, please check out Scott Schechter's book, "The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook". It contains a thorough, well-researched, if not scholarly, look at almost everything Liza did on TV. If you feel impressed at what RUclips has to offer on Liza's TV work, wait until you see the information in Schechter's book. :)

Love it!

Love it!

875,000 was the original day 1 crowd count. It’s a million people. 600,000 returned the next day rain free. Even Billboard Mag got the numbers wrong. The concert was for building a playground which is still in Central Park today.

To think of all the big name artist that have had concerts in Central Park. Yet this is the one still talked about. That is the sheer definition of ICONIC from an ICON...

I was 5 years old. I remember watching Romper room. And I remember seeing her getting on/off a plane in another country. At the time I knew nothing of babies and Thalidomide, but I knew it was important somehow because I still remember it. Clear as day. And memories all in black and white.

She performs in a thunderstorm/tornado/hurricane and looks PERFECT!!

This event was a REMARKABLE piece of theatre!!!!!

This really IS a great episode. I’ve been a fan of Miss Ross since I was a preteen in 1964. Awesome that she is getting the type of in depth analysis she has always deserved.

Where's the video?

Thank you so much Diana Ross your wonderful time you are one in a million God bless you forever🙏😇🇺🇸

Thank you for the interview. As a black writer originally from Kentucky, I love Shayla Lawson’s book of essays. It’s fiercely intelligent, funny at times, and always real. And, Diana Ross in Central Park … oh My God.

Advance i am her total number one fan i was 13 years old when that went Live on Showtime Thursday July 22nd 1983 i just hated that it was cut short due to the lightning rain storm

Well the news outlets have posted Diana's audience was about 800,000 thousand people and the second show garnered 300 to 450, 000 people quite an accomplishment

Great!!!

Awesome discussion. I love and respect Diana Ross with every fiber of my dreadlocked being. For me, the central park show was the first black girl/woman holiday. I burst into tears as soon as she creeps on the stage to the African drums and the Bernice Johnson little black girls dance troupe. Excellent.

I was there and it poured but we didn't care !!!!!

I revere Barbara. Is a Great and fab role model. A true Legend.

It really was the finest hour of her legendary career. It's unfortunate what transpired after the concert. That includes Mayor Koch turning the press and public perception against her.

The legendary Diana Ross!

33:09 NYC was AWESOME on those two days. America was awesome. I am so happy that I happened to be in the city on those two days and that I saw America back then. I can't tell you how bored I was when I returned home to provincial England for the rest of my school summer holiday. I wanted to be back there.

23:16 What was she humming? I'm so impressed with her. Her peak career day being ruined and she thinks of everyone else. Masterful. Everyone deserved the mega triumph of the next day's concert in the sunshine. I'm so glad that it's now on video in its full glory including the first night under the scary, filthy sky.

17:30 "There is a possibility of rain." That's hilarious. Rain. Yeah, there was rain all right. I was in NYC that day on my first ever holiday abroad. I wish I had seen the concert the next day.

I was on my first ever foreign holiday as an pre-18th birthday treat and we arrived in NYC on the 21st July 1983. We were walking in Central Park before the concert, right as so many people were coming in. We had no idea why, having just arrived there. That afternoon was so humid and oppressive and the flight over the city was really turbulent as we had to wait ages to land. The storm came later and was a really big one. As I recall, we went out for supper and thexstorm was full on. We found a rssyaursnt ina mall and I was glad to be right inside a building! Afterwards, we sheltered in a bank foyer opposite Radio City Music Hall as rain still tumbled down. Diana showed such leadership skill, looking after her audience because the storm contined on well into the evening. The next day was beautiful, clear and so much cooler, just pleasantly warm with a breeze, like a perfect English summer day (when we get one now and then)! The view from the Empire State's 72nd floor platform was fantastic and, I got so many photos. A cool guy from Germany even lent me a wide angle lens. A complete stranger. It was such a good day. I would have loved to have been at the second concert that day, so different from the first. All the footage shows what special events they were and I get a great feeling knowing I was in NYC those two days ... and for three more, before returning to England.