I couldn't get up and just belt out a song.
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Then if he gets in trouble, you get the belt out.
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I listened to Senator Debbie Stabenow, a pianist, belt out Carole King.
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We've learned John will also belt out a tune during the show's broadcast.
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Another showed him listening as the Broadway performers appeared to belt out a song.
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Farmers take the instrument into fields to belt out patriotic tunes against the sunset.
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However, Kutcher did belt out one last, "Low places," while doubled over from his beer.
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Suggest that it sing a song, and it'll belt out an auto-tuned country ballad.
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You probably think all construction workers can belt out are swear words and cat calls.
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Sure, "Reflection" from Mulan is a great karaoke number to belt out with your friends.
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Their ability to belt out lyrics isn't the only thing these two have in common.
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Who wouldn't want to hear Grande and Gillies belt out "It Can't Be True" again?
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Accomplished vocalist I was not, but it felt good to belt out someone else's words.
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Male Borneo tree-hole frogs belt out a call that females can hear 160 feet away.
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Who doesn't want to belt out a tune while wearing a trendy visor-and-bralette combo?
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Grande is one such performer, though whether she'll belt out "Defying Gravity" remains to be seen.
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Glamorous hats are on offer, as you belt out Madonna or Cyndi Lauper at the top.
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The two get down to "Sing," and even belt out the rap parts with surprising finesse.
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To belt out that song is perhaps to heed, or perhaps to defy, its chilling message.
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My personal favorite to watch was the karaoke challenge, though I didn't dare belt out a tune.
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When she and Ms. Young belt out Eminem's "The Monster," side by side, they could be sisters.
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After a little encouragement, I felt brave enough to belt out my favorite '90s female pop anthem.
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Say, "Hey Siri, play me some Carly Rae Jepsen," and it will belt out perfect Canadian pop.
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What Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's PDA Really Means, Plus Watch Madonna's Son Belt Out Her Greatest Hit!
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This 9-year-old can belt out "My Heart Will Go On" just like the Canadian queen. 7.
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Often we were sitting inches from the stage watching and listening to the performers belt out their pieces.
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But it turns out that when Alyssa gets some liquid courage, she loves to belt out some karaoke.
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It was an action-packed night for the singer, who took center stage to belt out two hits.
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She joins the music icon, 66, at a piano onstage, where they belt out the retro-inspired jam.
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Styles revealed his favorite duet to belt out to is "Endless Love" by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie.
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Listen to Beyoncé, Donald Glover, Billy Eichner, Seth Rogen, and others belt out your favorite tunes from the film.
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All the opposition started to belt out laughing [but] I couldn't work out why, so I was looking around.
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So much so, in fact, that she can — and will — even belt out an a cappella show tune on demand.
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Moroccan could also be seen preparing to belt out the beloved hit, and even added in a "dab" dance move.
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Musical inclination is their genes, and they showed off their talents on Carpool Karaoke to belt out some retro jams.
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Here's everything from old classics about midnight trains to Georgia, to songs you want to belt out of the window.
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There's always that one song you know by heart and can instantly belt out the words at any given moment.
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"I'm obsessed with the Spice Girls," gushed Stranger Things star Brown, who was totally enthused to belt out the lyrics.
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina (CNN)The protesters chant in English, then in Spanish, as they belt out their rallying cry.
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As Raghu began to belt out lyrics to VV Brown's "Shark In the Water" and strum her guitar, Perry's jaw dropped.
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Maybe the feud will be over in time for Sunday's ceremony and we'll see Grande belt out some hits, after all.
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I drink two glasses of house rosé and get nice and warmed up – ready to belt out all the high notes.
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When the joke leans on an exaggerated reaction to the ordinary, it helps to have some dramatic notes to belt out.
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Caraoke is like it sounds: a karaoke interface with lyrics on the screen so you can belt out your favorite tunes.
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I billow labor's rage in the iron furnace, I envision, envision the Great Community, and drunkenly belt out a song… the masses!
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At the end their band "The Upside Downs" reunites and the kids belt out Jackson 5, The Temptations, and the Four Tops.
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It is George's style to belt out some tunes with Princess Margaret, who's every bit as feisty as Lilibet is dour (sorry).
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He's dwarfed by his equally large guitar and studio headphones, but Ramsey is not intimidated: he's here to belt out his heart.
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Turns out we're not the only ones who love listening to our favorite stars belt out their hit songs on the regular.
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Patrons were known to push tables together upon which Sarria would belt out arias from Carmen, modifying the story to suit herself.
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When you were upset, you could belt out a ballad at your locker without a hall monitor getting up in your business.
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The 32-year-old later took the stage at Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel to belt out a few tunes.
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He listens to everything from classical to country to opera, and has been known to belt out rap songs when among players.
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Because of the late nights and too much junk food, I soon had to let my belt out a notch or two.
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Not exactly what you'd expect from a "dangerous man," but, then again, dangerous men don't usually belt out power ballads and engagement anthems.
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However, as a reminder, it's not exactly easy to put on a full-out spectacle of a performance and also belt out vocals.
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In good spirits, she listens to Mom and Dad belt out the "Happy Birthday" song in front of a two-tiered white cake.
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His "Carpool Karaoke" segment, where music stars join him in the car to belt out their hits, has proved particularly popular with audiences.
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Crimp your hair, grab that bucket hat, and prepare to belt out "I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman" with your squad.
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Following in that tradition is newish Melbourne three-piece Whipper, who belt out snarling punk rock that is full of bile and bite.
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He might belt out a Puccini or Verdi aria as he sliced mortadella or weighed bright green olives imported from Castelvetrano in Sicily.
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Joining together to belt out both British standards and internationally known songs is now officially recognized as part of each day's formal proceedings.
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The singer&aposs two children, Roc and Roe Cannon, close out the video as they belt out the lyrics to Carey&aposs song.
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Before we flocked to see Cardi B and Selena Gomez belt out Taki Taki, we stopped to take photos of our favorite pastel hairstyles.
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She clutched it and wept as she watched her son joyfully belt out one last song, "Think of You," with duet partner Cassadee Pope.
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For now, we have Michelle, the coolest first lady in history, and watching her belt out the hits unencumbered by politics makes us happy.
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They're in a Pontiac Grand Prix, letting the breeze whip their hair about as they belt out the words to a Dolly Parton song.
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Using these tools, you'll be able to identify the next song you come across and never awkwardly belt out nonsensical wrong lyrics ever again.
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His populist message swept the Rust Belt out from under Democrats and suddenly the victim of purported rigging was headed to the White House.
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When it hits the edge I belt out an operatic squeal, which surges into my microphone and sends the note careening over the chasm.
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Pink fought off the flu and spit out a throat lozenge to belt out a spirited National Anthem (which saw no protests from players).
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Kelsea Ballerini, Eric Church, Sam Hunt and ACM Awards co-host Dierks Bentley are slated to belt out their chart-topping hits during the broadcast.
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Chris Pratt is going country ... hopping onstage to belt out some Johnny Cash and Garth Brooks tunes during a couple of surprise performances in Nashville.
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The two shared a tender moment as Styles revealed that his favorite duet to belt out is "Endless Love" by Diana Ross and Lionel Richie.
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Lady Gaga's white hair and stellar voice could make her a perfect fit to belt out "Poor Unfortunate Souls" as Ursula from "The Little Mermaid."
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The lol-loving Kiwi airline have hit up Twitter, asking Corden to jump into a plane with them and belt out a tune or three.
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Exasperated by cabin fever and a deep desire to belt out "Torn" by Natalie Imbruglia, I decided to find a way to host virtual karaoke.
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Last Sunday, Nic Cage, the one true god himself, headed over to a karaoke bar in LA's Koreatown to belt out "Purple Rain," TMZ reports.
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In several Instagram Stories, the ladies jump, dance, and belt out lyrics to each other along with a live band as well as a DJ's playlist.
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The only hint of vocal bravado in this otherwise amiable movie comes when Naomi Scott opens her mouth to belt out her musical statements of purpose.
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If she wants to throw on a glam eye and belt out "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" she's already earned George's stamp of approval.
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Some skinny ass white girl is going to come up here and belt out a song by one of the greatest soul singers that ever lived?
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Like many of us, Grande's mom likes to belt out a song or two in her car — yet she had no idea where it would lead.
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But as Washington and Pyongyang persistently belt out aggressive rhetoric, the increased probability of conflict will be credit negative for Seoul, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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Nor do we get to hear The Rock belt out any tunes written by Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda, who lent his songwriting skills to the movie.
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For Ellen, a round of Heads Up saw the singer being tasked to belt out a snippet of a song from whichever pop star's name appeared.
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The second the challenge begins, Jake and Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio) cut the lights and get an accomplice to lift the belt out through the ceiling.
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Sia's shown that you can belt out as many hits as you like, in an eye-obscuring wig, and connect with audiences at the same time.
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Marie's Crisis, the beloved piano bar in Greenwich Village, opened its private Facebook group so anyone can listen to its favorite performers belt out Sondheim classics.
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Marie's Crisis, the beloved piano bar in Greenwich Village, opened its private Facebook group so anyone can listen to its favorite performers belt out Sondheim classics.
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He and Jordan then rehearse the cooperative crowd for the "aw, yeah, yeah, yeah" refrain of "Love That," and they joyfully belt out their new single.
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Michael A. Long N.Y.U. Medical School Alston's singing mice sometimes belt out a song when they're alone, but they're especially vocal when other mice are around.
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It's a safe space for regular folks to pick up a microphone and belt out the latest Ariana Grande tune to the best of their ability.
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Watch the video below to see her belt out Camp Rock throwbacks, enlist her passengers as backup singers, and spill how she really feels about Selena Gomez.
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There's no question that Ariana Grande knows how to belt out a tune, but who knew Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane would be her perfect duet partner?
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Morris first emerged onstage, rising through the top of a wide staircase via hydraulic lift, to belt out the album's estrogen-fueled title track (and first single).
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In addition to being able to belt out infinite bluegrass or baroque piano pieces, MuseNet can apply a style transfer process to combine the characteristics of both.
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The Miz says that while he does sing, dance and even put on plays for his daughter, he doesn't like to belt out the typical nursery rhymes.
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Her youngest brother likes country music, so they belt out Luke Bryan's "That's My Kind of Night" on drives out to see the folks on Long Island.
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" The woman also accuses Hill, 25, of punching their son in the chest, and says that if their son "gets in trouble, you get the belt out.
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In order to entertain the A-listers, Sandler and his girls took the stage to belt out their version of the titular track from Swift's 2019 album.
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Keyshia Cole trusted a 12-year-old amateur singer to help her belt out a song at a post-Emmys bash ... and the result was simply awesome.
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Dolores O'Riordan sounded pumped and ready to belt out her old tune with a new band the day she died ... this according to her last voicemail ever.
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Last year, the Cleveland Cavaliers put on a halloween party that saw LeBron James take the stage and belt out "Purple Rain" as the late, great Prince.
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One day, I just couldn't muster the strength to belt out "Walking On Sunshine" while holding an ice cream scoop, so I threw down my apron and left.
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In honor of the film's 20th anniversary, Dion took the stage at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards Sunday night in Las Vegas to belt out her iconic hit.
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" And no, Ashley Tisdale, we would not be mad at all if Sharpay Evans stopped by to belt out and boogie her way through "Bop to the Top.
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As two mega-talented British singer-songwriters who belt out soulful torch ballads with their multi octave-spanning voices, Adele and Sam Smith have faced comparisons for years.
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As the former mayor of Davao City, Mr. Duterte was a fixture of the city's karaoke bars, where he would belt out Frank Sinatra tunes while brandishing a .
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The series stars a number of familiar faces you know for being triple threats as well as some new ones you'd never expect to belt out a ballad.
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Male white bellbirds belt out songs that are at least nine decibels louder than the previous frontrunner, the aptly named screaming piha, which also lives in the Amazon.
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But having the Goddess of Pop join the party to belt out her own classic 1965 track is a real treat — and one hell of a time warp.
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At Bard College, Lola formed an all-female country band with four friends, and together they would belt out folk numbers in small bars in upstate New York.
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Maybe. Steven Kelly was working the tarmac Tuesday at Signature Flight Support in Westchester, NY when the Biebs asked him to come aboard and belt out a tune.
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The image is hilarious enough on its own, but it's accompanied by the sheer mortification of my mom, who grabbed the belt out of her hands while cracking up.
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This isn't the first time Clarkson has embraced the cringe-worthiness that comes with trying to belt out "Since U Been Gone" like only the original American Idol can.
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We get a room and the four of us belt out everything from "Party In The U.S.A." to "Humble" to "The Circle Of Life" over the next two hours.
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Harnessing up to belt out 2017 single "Beautiful Trauma," for this year's American Music Awards, the singer made quick work of an aerial routine alongside six highly talented dancers.
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I didn't know the song, but did my best to follow the words on the screen and belt out as heartfelt a thank you as possible to my companion.
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She and Ms. Dyer would go to karaoke bars, where Ms. Cruz, a petite woman with long hair, would belt out "La Bamba" and sip on Seagram's and 7Up.
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There he watches Ally belt out the Edith Piaf standard "La Vie en Rose," in a sheath and upsweep, her arched artificial brows adding quizzical punctuation to her face.
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College football roundup Army Coach Jeff Monken hopped on top of a wall and pumped his fist toward stoked cadets who were set to belt out the alma mater.
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It also means blues, zydeco from bayou country and a Jazz Fest touchstone, the gospel tent, where singers, preachers and choirs of everyday worshipers belt out praises and gratitude.
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Murray will belt out his rendition of the famous tune during the seventh inning stretch, per baseball tradition, Alex Wilcox, a spokesman for the Cubs confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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This week, the show's version of Josie and the Pussycats take the stage at the high school football game to belt out a classic tune with a thoroughly modern update.
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Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of Titanic, Dion took center stage at T-Mobile Arena in Vegas to belt out the classic ... and of course, it was perfect.
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Worlds most experienced speaker — $29.99 See Details A shower is not complete without an impromptu karaoke session, and this speaker will be your music provider as you belt out notes.
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The quirky restaurant was to the singing workers a haven where Broadway hopefuls did more than belt out show tunes standing on the back of banquettes, several said in interviews.
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"T2" never strays too far from laughs, most memorably in an exhilarating sequence that sends Renton and Simon to plunder a private club where partying Protestants belt out sectarian ditties.
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Though Grande did not belt out any of the lyrics, she did join the men in the choreography as she placed her hands on Kattan's shoulders and bopped up and down.
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She won the latter two, and watching the then-newbie singer accept her accolades was thrilling: But hearing Adele belt out "Chasing Pavements" (with some backing from Sugarland) was downright breathtaking.
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Danny's hoping to hear someone belt out a tune which served as both the lead single and title of the 1983 album "Peace Be Still" ... by gospel singer Vanessa Bell Armstrong.
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And an Ariana Grande concert is where they go to dance silly, belt out lyrics and flail their awkward limbs together, glorying in loud music, flashing lights and luminous pink balloons.
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The scenario: What started as a casual afternoon beer has escalated into a crawl to the nearest karaoke bar—and you've been dying to belt out some Temple of the Dog.
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However, right when she took the stage, Streep meant to belt out a war cry, and instead cranked the knob too far and dialed in to the frequency that summons vampire bats.
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You probably know Katy Perry as the global popstar behind some of your top-played belt-out radio anthems, but did you know that she also designs some of our favorite footwear?
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It looks like Underwood is following a rain theme after hitting the stage as Prince last year to belt out "I Would Die 4 U" from the singer's iconic album Purple Rain.
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Oscar-winning songwriter Paul Williams would rather hear Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear belt out Christmas songs than Bing Crosby ... because he wrote the tunes for the famous puppets!
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Now, here comes the big questions: Can these gals belt out some Reba-style ballads, will they butt heads with Hayden Panettiere's Juliette Barnes, and can they fill Rayna's giant cowboy boots?
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Per MMAFighting: This seems to imply that should Fitch do the unthinkable and beat MacDonald in the quarterfinal, he might drop out and take the belt out of the tournament with him.
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When youngsters in Hong Kong packed shopping centres to sing a new protest anthem, small bands of the party faithful were mobilised to belt out China's national anthem in the territory's malls.
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With repeated exposure, you gain a new respect for Idina Menzel, who voices Elsa, and her superhuman ability to belt out a ballad unerringly while also imbuing it with complex emotional texture.
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For the second and final round, Fallon made a costume change into a half-and-half look of Ariana Grande and John Legend to belt out the Beauty and the Beast title track.
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Post Malone needed a little pick-me-up before his show this weekend -- so, naturally, his pal hired a mariachi band to belt out his hit single to the tune of about $1,000.
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Appearing on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, Ferrell explained why he decided to belt out "I Will Always Love You" to a graduating class at the University of California earlier this year.
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After Little Big Town performed a cover of the pop star's hit "Teenage Dream," Perry hit the stage to belt out "Chained To the Rhythm" live for the first time with Skip Marley.
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At the Billboard Awards, "I just didn't want to leave people hanging," she says of how she managed to belt out numerous hits with a smile throughout the live show on May 1.
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Her memorable rendition of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" in Sam's school's Christmas show was the best, and we've yet to see another youngster belt out the hit quite so passionately since.
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So, prepare to be tempted to belt out lyrics to some of your favorite pop songs and dance like nobody's watching, like Violet (Elle Fanning) actually does in the film, when you see it.
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Wendy The 24-year-old fluent English speaker is one of the main vocal powerhouses of Red Velvet, with the ability to belt out notes that would likely give most who try an aneurysm.
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"No one knows our message /We'll keep it under wraps /Except on maybe Brexit /Where we've policies on tap," belt out tanked-up Lib Dems, to the tune of "My Old Man's a Dustman".
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It's not completely unheard of for someone to belt out Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" at a karaoke bar or in the shower as a source of emotional therapy after getting dumped.
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Of course you can't, but turns out Dr. Drew really does have musical chops ... and he used 'em to belt out the Star Spangled Banner at last night's L.A. Kings game in Staples Center.
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TikTok identities pull from an amalgam of subcultures in the physical world but live primarily online—you won't see a concert of devoted e-girls watching an e-girl songstress belt out a ballad.
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Every single night groups of pissed up students would stand directly under my window to belt out "Monday, Tuesday, HAPPY DAYS!" stopping only for a mouthful of chicken or a drag on a rollie.
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If you've been blasting Lizzo's "Truth Hurts," and wondering if you are too "100% that bitch" as you belt out the lyrics, let her DNA test with Spotify help you get some definitive answers.
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A self-described music superfan, Corden's hugely successful "Carpool Karaoke" series, which features the host driving around with celebrities while they belt out their favorite tunes, has amassed more than 1 billion views on YouTube.
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In true Mariah fashion, she'll belt out her vows with a full orchestra backing her up, inspiring Packer to do the same – or at least attempt to, possibly with some Shatner-esque spoken word. 2.
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Bryan is becoming an expert at singing the national anthem at high-profile sporting events: In February he was the first male singer in a decade to belt out the song at the Super Bowl.
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At a recent dinner I attended, a group of eight businesspeople largely from the mainland began to belt out in Cantonese "Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies," Hong Kong's unofficial freedom anthem by the rock band Beyond.
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Deliberately selecting a quieter day in the office to belt out her song, Ballard reports that about half her co-workers were in the building on the optional day of school, as graduation happened last week.
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We spoke with her (and her good friend boxer Andre Berto) and she told us she definitely WILL ... coming back to belt out the song on December 16th ... and she'll be decked out in her convictions.
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The couple had some fun attempting to belt out the words to The Beatles' 1964 classic "I Want to Hold Your Hand" on Friday after they unpacked a toy microphone for an at-home karaoke session.
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For example, Alexa will belt out a cheesy country ballad if you ask her to sing for you, or she'll tell you that she thinks "infrared is really pretty" if you ask about her favorite color.
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The space is designed as a "modernist take on a Japanese-style karaoke room," which are typically small, private social spaces with one karaoke player and microphones where travelers can belt out tunes with their friends.
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When I was young, I'd jump on my bed and belt out "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" for my ears alone—Garland's voice felt subconsciously special for this kid who always sensed she was a little different.
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Whether you want to belt out Lady Gaga under neon lights to a crowd of stunned strangers, or moodily croon a lesser-known indie hit with your closest confidants, there's an NYC karaoke bar to cover that.
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For fans, they were given one last chance to belt out the words to their favorite songs, and Petty was able to soak in the love that he'd built up after decades spent writing, recording, and touring.
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Swaying in the mid-afternoon sun, six foaming pints of chestnut brown ale deep, it was surprisingly easy to utterly suspend disbelief, belt out "Wannabe" with complete abandon, and scream and stamp for a pre-ordained encore.
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But onstage at the Colón Theater in Buenos Aires, where she holds a coveted role in the permanent choir, Ms. Castillo was expected to belt out notes in the tenor range she had auditioned for in 2010.
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Festivalgoers should be on the lookout for other attendees, both famous and not, giving impromptu shows; Mick Jagger and Michael Kors have jumped on stage in past years to belt out the blues before a stunned crowd.
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Surrounded by transparent screens with projected recording details, actors portraying Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison belt out the tunes alongside musicians, to replicate the vocals sung, instruments played and arrangements used at the time.
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At a celebratory concert in May, the new schools chancellor, Richard A. Carranza, stepped onto the stage of the Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Harlem to belt out "El Rey," a mariachi classic.
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There's little doubt that Mr. O'Reilly — with whom Mr. Rubin had a publishing relationship at Doubleday Broadway going back almost 20 years — played a crucial role in helping Mr. Rubin help Holt belt out so-called big books.
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Sure, Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote a catchy tune or two, but isn't it, well, a little cheesy for an actor to stand in the center of the stage and belt out a power ballad to the back row?
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In its 12th season, the show, "Afghan Star," is pure entertainment: Young artists, dressed in chic local and Western wardrobes by a young local designer, belt out songs onstage, accompanied by an orchestra of Afghan and Western instruments.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Dozens of Indonesians have taken part in a shouting competition in the capital Jakarta, given five minutes on stage to belt out advice on issues such as health, education and child protection to a crowd below.
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Bands took to a massive stage, dappled with coloured light and shrouded in artificial fog, to belt out reggae and traditional Colombian cumbia for a crowd consisting mainly of fighters from the leftist FARC guerrilla army and its supporters.
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There's something surreal about sitting in a ballroom packed to the brim with hundreds of "Six" fans — most of them young women and teenage girls — and watching them unabashedly belt out the musical's soundtrack in a cast-led singalong.
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The Stranger Things actress teamed up with "Most Girls" songstress Hailee Steinfeld to belt out a song on the new Apple Music series, and while the vocals are fierce, I have one big question: Who the heck is driving the car?!?
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But in addition to being able to belt out musical notes to perfection, she also has a fiery sense of humor which she showed off during a Reddit Ask Me Anything session she hosted in honor of a her new album.
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The Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter sat behind the piano to belt out his famous hits such as "Tiny Dancer" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" with other performers including Christine and the Queens and Parker Millsap.
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" He embraced his hardscrabble upbringing and his Irish roots, installing a Kelly green carpet in his office, scribbling notes with a felt pen of the same color and jumping at any opportunity to belt out "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.
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As the backing band remained, one siren after another—with an adherence to Western wear that ranged from cowboy boots with American Apparel to the full Grand Ole Opry look—walked up to belt out one of Cline's portraits of heartache.
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His promise to reverse trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement, or Nafta, and bring back manufacturing jobs to the United States was critical in taking the Rust Belt out of the Democratic column and winning the White House.
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It captures the Boss like we have rarely seen him before: He doesn't belt out his most famous hits for thousands, but tones down lesser-known songs and delivers them with a seriousness that is lightened by his self-deprecating humor.
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It's a chance for Hamilfans to belt out "My Shot" en masse, aspiring stage moms to take in panels on "Parenting in the Theater," and young men to catwalk across the convention floor in knee-high, ruby red Kinky Boots.
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Even before the voices of Cheryl James and Sandra Denton — better known as the Salt and Pepa, respectively, from Salt-N-Pepa — belt out the words "oooh, baby, baby" from their 1987 smash hit "Push It," the song gets us hyped.
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Like its predecessor, it takes place in a world that sings with vibrant colors, sometimes literally: As the movie opens, Lara Jean is pirouetting onscreen in bright yellow to belt out some showtunes about her joy at being in love.
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Populist Seiko, celebrating its premium Grand Seiko line, showcased the vocal stylings of its chief executive, Shinji Hattori, who took the stage at the Radisson Blu to belt out "Rock Around the Clock" and "Diana" in an Elvis-worthy croon.
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The songs on Less Talk captured the sound of a future version of the band, one with a second guitarist and infinite riffs, free to belt out the churning speed-thrash Hannah and drummer Jord Samolesky had perhaps always envisioned.
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It's a resurgence of the kind of music we don't get enough of anymore, the kind of songs that, as an '80s baby, I used to belt out the window from the backseat of my dad's Jeep while we sped down the highway.
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That goes on for three or four weeks, but then at the end, when it's getting down to who's going to be the next American idol, they drop the game and vote for the pretty girl who can belt out country-and-western.
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Alright, so the White House tour stunt was almost certainly a ruse, but we'll take any excuse to watch Obama and Corden belt out Stevie Wonder, Beyoncé and Missy Elliot (with the actual Missy Elliot) as they drive around the South Lawn. 2.
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Today is St. Patrick's Day, which means countless folks of all races, creeds, and colors are bound to wear shamrock-print boxers, order a round of car bombs from the bar, and belt out "Danny Boy" at the top of their lungs.
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When it's too much to bear, Retsuko will sneak off and belt out some intense and hate-filled death metal songs that she comes up with on the spot, wishing death upon the people who frustrate her most and begrudging her terrible position.
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Resplendent in white leather, season 8 runner-up Adam Lambert hit the stage to belt out "Mad World" as only he can, plus his new single "Welcome to the Show" — spoiler alert: the show is his life — in collaboration with Swedish singer Laleh.
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King's Choir: Every year for the last century, the choir boys at the University of Cambridge college belt out the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, a treasured Christmas tradition that is broadcast to more than 370 million people around the world.
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The adults — drunk or sober, it didn't matter — would gather around the machine for hours to belt out old standards from their youth, as well as the occasional Communist anthem about smashing Western imperialism and plenty of Teresa Teng, the Taiwanese pop sensation.
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The 'Tonight Show' host was hanging with his wife, Nancy Juvonen, Friday night at The Palm East Hampton, when he decided to belt out some Guns N' Roses to one lucky patron ... while everyone else in the place was watching and cheering.
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Marie's Crisis: Marie's Crisis is a legendary historic gay West Village haunt and the greatest piano bar in NYC where you can get tipsy enough to belt out some show tunes in the presence of people that are much more talented than you.
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During her set, the 47-year-old pop star, who wore a plunging black Yanina Couture gown with white floral applique, invited Shelton, 40, on stage to belt out their duet, "Go Ahead and Break My Heart," as the country crooner strummed his guitar.
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Applicants who meet the requirements of having their own tattoo and harbouring an "unbridled love of Ozzie culture" can audition, although you might find yourself having to belt out a cover of AC/DC's "Thunderstuck" or being asked about John Farnham's number one hits.
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Natural-wine lovers resemble doomed but passionate members of the French Resistance from some WWII flick—you expect them to leap to their feet and belt out "La Marseillaise" at any moment—while tea geeks look like they stumbled out of a Wes Anderson film.
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The pop star took the stage Sunday in what was a highly anticipated performance and possibly the biggest moment of the night to belt out her song "Praying" -- which is rumored to be all about her long legal battle with her producer, Dr. Luke.
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Four months before the Golden Globes 2019 on Sunday night, the actress, 36, revealed back in September on the Emmys red carpet that she and her fellow cast members of The Handmaid's Tale would belt out the 29-year-old pop star's songs to relax.
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Clarkson is obviously a really awesome singer, and watching her belt out "Since U Been Gone", hit the high notes on "Because Of You" and even make a sentence about receipts sound glorious is like being a guest at a really exclusive private gig.
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This hyper-sincere, throwback track might never actually be deemed cool, but that's part of the point: We can belt out the song's ridiculous lyrics and love it without reservation, just like I discovered for myself during that charmed late night cab ride through Amsterdam.
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Sammy Hagar The Van Halen frontman was invited to belt out "The Star-Spangled Banner" ahead of the San Francisco Giants' World Series Ring Ceremony in 2011 with the aid of guitarist Joe Satriani — but fumbled through a few of the song's verses at the event.
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Madalena rules as queen in Valencia; Isabella and Galavant connect through a crystal ball; and, as usual, characters belt out songs by the composer Alan Menken ("The Little Mermaid" and "Little Shop of Horrors") and the lyricist Glenn Slater ("Tangled" and "School of Rock the Musical").
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Debuting an original song titled "This Time," the 29-year-old singer took the stage to belt out her emotional lyrics, which were met with a roaring standing ovation from the crowd as well as judges Simon Cowell, Melanie "Mel B" Brown, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel.
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On the soccer field one day, before a game—while last-minute orders were being placed in the trucks outside—Jacky Sourget decidedto belt out a tune that has practically become the official hymn of the Stade Rennais: Galette-saucisse, je t'aime (Galette-Saucisse, I Love You).
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The youngest actor who plays him in "Rocketman," Matthew Illesley, is a perfect match for that photo, and, when he's required to belt out "The Bitch Is Back" in a ringing treble, outside the Dwight family home, with local residents pitching in, Illesley gives it everything.
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Their first moment of solidarity is slapstick — they belt out Wicked's "Defying Gravity" while a dead rapist decomposes in the trunk of Ophelia's car — but pointed: These are not superheroines, they're flawed young women navigating a brutal, entrenched system of expectations and assumptions perpetuated by men and women alike.
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While you're out and about at the mall, having just filled up on Kenny Rogers Roasters, you can walk into one of these booths, belt out a few tunes, and upload the results to WeChat or a similar service—or even record your own album, on the fly.
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It's no secret that the singer — who got her start with the group on The X Factor — has the vocal chops to belt out fave Disney song "A Whole New World" alongside a yet-to-be-cast Aladdin, but she also looks a whole lot like the princess.
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While a flickering beacon isn't quite the same as a crackling, fire it's nice to know that you can train all of your beacons to belt out a rousing round of We Three Kings with only a GPIO cable and one of those little song-playing circuit boards.
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These are men who will belt out lewd songs mere metres away from a family of four, the children shrinking embarrassedly into their window seats, the dad turning an incandescent shade of scarlet, visibly getting angrier and angrier but realising that he, the lone alpha, is hopelessly outnumbered.
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In an attempt to prove that she really was herself, Clarkson proceeded to belt out a medley of songs nominated at this year's show, including Maroon 5's "Girls Like You," Maren Morris and Zedd's "The Middle," Cardi B, Bad Bunny and J Balvin's collab "I Like It" and more.
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But it does feel safe to say that, last night, Gomez felt that putting on sweats, grabbing Target wine, and (probably) watching movies with some friends in an Airbnb was vastly preferable to watching her ex, The Weeknd, belt out a selection of angsty tunes that were written, in large part, about her.
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It has been nearly three years since Taylor Swift performed at an awards show (the 2016 Grammys, where she performed "Out of the Woods" off 1989) so when the pop star took the stage to belt out her Reputation single "I Did Something Bad" at the American Music Awards, it was a killer comeback.
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It is therefore fitting that in the evenings, during the brief spell in which we emerge from the Lazy River, we will, at karaoke hour, belt out her famous torch songs—full-throated, already drunk—content in the knowledge that later, much later, when all of this is over, these same beloved verses will be sung at our funerals.
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But given that halftime shows historically just feature bands playing medleys of their most popular songs, along with the fact that Maroon 5 has never written anything that reaches the epic heights of "Sweet Victory" over the course of the band's entire career, maybe the petition will inspire Adam Levine to belt out a few lines of the song in Hillenburg's honor.
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More on Hong Kong's protests: China appears to be gearing up for a possible military intervention in Hong Kong, but experts say Beijing is likely bluffingSatellite photos show more than 100 Chinese military vehicles massed at a soccer stadium near the Hong Kong borderVideo: Hong Kong protesters belt out 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' from 'Les Misérables' during airport takeover
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Inciarte came at him with the dope one (well, two) liner: This kind of second-guessing dragged on to the point that by the time they actually started things up, the original singer for the Star Spangled Banner had bailed, and they had to put in a Nationals staff member to belt out the anthem, according to Washington Post beat reporter Jorge Castillo.
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A singer who says she was invited to perform at President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's inauguration says she'll "graciously accept," but only if she's able to belt out a "historical" song about racism.
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On GMTV at 8 AM in a full body fishnet stocking and zippy denim arm flaps, a bit hungover even though we only had three glasses of wine the night before, haircut styled somewhere between 'Can I speak to your manager?' and an electrocuted Little Lord Fauntleroy, shoved right in the middle of grumpy Nadine and sparkly little Cheryl, and then made to belt out a note that goes on for a ten whole seconds.
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Such issues are only likely to get worse as more IoT gadgets come online and as more information is shared by "situationally aware," decision engines like Siri, Alexa, and Google Now, which need to know everything we do on different apps throughout the platform in order to belt-out those smart responses to our queries.. Further complicating this is that most IoT gadgets are created by companies that have little to no information security experience, or that are simply negligent.
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In its present-day form, it's a wonderful, if increasingly beleaguered, free-for-all of house parties, grown and sexy nights, night buses, night trains, Afrobeats, gabba, internet drugs, shufflers, 24-hour casinos, Irish pubs where you can belt out "Total Eclipse of the Heart" while obscure horse races play on mute, Corsa cruises, lager boys, craft ale wankers, Wavey Garms girls, nitrous oxide, pre-drinks, afterparties, iPhone meph mirrors, rave nostalgia, rave revival, rave martyrs, Rave Mums, easy sex, tough love, CCTV justice, taxi wars, drug drivers, student music, xenophobic beer mats, queer politics, jacked Snapchat banter, industrial estates, and noise complaints.
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At the airportHong Kong protesters paralyze airport for 2nd day as they continue to occupy departure hallViolence breaks out at the Hong Kong airport as riot police clash with protesters'Sorry for the inconvenience': Hong Kong protesters apologized to furious airport passengers Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam warns against pushing the city into the 'abyss' as protesters force airport to cancel hundreds more flightsHong Kong protesters belt out 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' from 'Les Misérables' during airport takeoverThe Hong Kong airport has resumed flights after days of violent clashes shut down operationsAt the borderVideos show a massive procession of Chinese military vehicles gathering along the Hong Kong border as China mulls over its next move in response to protestsTrump said US intelligence shows Chinese troops moving to border with Hong Kong and says he's being blamed for 'problems' thereChina bars US warships from making port call in Hong Kong as tensions mount amid continued protests
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