Allegedly there was one Rockette that wasn’t happy with Trump and didn’t want to perform at the inauguration. Suddenly the story became they were ALLLL being forced to participate by their union.
That never passed the smell test for me.
Turns out there are plenty of Rockettes being turned away who will not be able to participate because all the slots are filled.
The Madison Square Garden Company said on Friday that the famous Radio City Rockettes dancers would not be compelled to perform next month at President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural festivities.
“For a Rockette to be considered for an event, they must voluntarily sign up and are never told they have to perform at a particular event, including the inaugural,” MSG said in a statement. “It is always their choice. In fact, for the coming inauguration, we had more Rockettes request to participate than we have slots available.”
That bimbo has a part time gig as a drama queen. Toss your legs around, wiggle your ass and keep your piehole shut. That’s what you’re paid to do.
Citizen reporters and the internet will accelerate the downfall of the media formerly known as main stream.
Rockettes are New York history. Love them as does, I suspect, President-e Trump.
accelerate… meet WALL
Well I have never seen them live but I have heard of them. It must be hell to live in NYC.
I just heard some girlyman ‘splain to some blonde bint on CNN that President Trump’s inaugural balls will not have the “great talent” that Obama’s balls had. He said Elton John wont be there. I laughed out loud as it reminded me of Dave Feherty’s remark when asked about Vejay Singh’s training regimen: “He hit’s more balls than Elton John’s chin,” came the reply. ILMFAO. The little fat limey has talent alright.
Obama had balls?
It’s an inauguration, not a gay wedding, so no one is going to be compelled to provide services.
I was fortunate to see the 1973 Rockettes perform in Radio City Music Hall. They danced to Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. It was fantastic. There was a full orchestra. Also, that magnificent organ was played. I could feel my ribs move from the deep low tones.