Lucille Barilla
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(She/Her)
As seen in:
Parade Magazine,
MSN,
Yahoo Entertainment,
Yahoo Life,
Yahoo News Australia,
Yahoo News UK,
Aol,
Flipboard,
Yahoo Sports,
Yahoo Sports Australia,
Miami Herald
and
Covers:
Entertainment Industry
Doesn't Cover:
There's nothing I won't write about!
writer, editor, entertainment maven, all around good person!
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Lucille Barilla’s Biography
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Articles
1982 Radio Hit, Named One of the Top Heartbreak Songs of All Time, Remains a Brutally Honest Classic Original
Here is why Joe Jackson’s ‘Breaking Us in Two’ still hits hard decades later Alexandra Madison Opens Up About the Tragic Loss of Her First Baby, Leo The early ’80s airwaves were a wild mix of stadium rock anthems, new wave, and the rise of synth-pop and sleek R&B. However, one singer and songwriter stood out to become one of the most emotionally enduring heavyweights of the decade.
1977 Ballad, Brian Wilson’s Favorite Song He Ever Wrote, Ranked Among His Best Ever
The overlooked ‘Love You’ ballad that remains the Beach Boys founder’s proudest creations When you think of Brian Wilson’s musical genius, masterpieces like “God Only Knows” or “Good Vibrations” automatically come to mind. But if you asked the legendary Beach Boys mastermind himself to name one of the proudest achievements of his career, his answer might completely surprise you.
1956 Smash, Reimagined From a Blues Legend, Ranked Among the Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll 70 Years Later Original
A gritty R&B original became the definitive blueprint for Elvis Presley’s most iconic hit Seven decades ago, music history was rewritten in a matter of minutes. When a 21-year-old Elvis Presley stepped up to the microphone in 1956 to record his version of the gritty blues track “Hound Dog,” nobody could have predicted that the song would spend a record-breaking 11 weeks at the top of the Billboard charts and forever change the landscape of popular music. The track solidified his superstar status.
Interview
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Rock Scene Magazine
Have you ever used a typewriter?
yes
How is social media changing news?
by being available 24/7
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