The singer with her Folklore album has remained on No. 1 for the longest time among female artists. On September 28, 2020, Taylor Swift crossed Whitney Houston to remain on Billboard No. Listen to the song below.Īlso read | Taylor Swift Reacts Positively To Kamala Harris Nomination, Gets A Special Request Taylor Swift's folklore The song was recorded by several other artists, including John Doe, Linda Ronstadt, LeAnn Rimes Amber Riley, and Sarah Washington, whose dance version was number 12 on the UK Singles Chart. Houston's version of "I Will Always Love You" re-entered the charts in 2012 after her passing, making it the second single ever to hit the top three on Billboard Hot 100 in a separate list. It also held the record for being the best-selling single by a woman in music history, until Taylor Swift broke the record for the same. Her song spent 14 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and is one of the best-selling songs of all time. Whitney Houston recorded her version of the song in the year 1992 for the film, The Bodyguard. Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You was a commercial success and managed to break records then and now. The song, I Will Always Love You was originally written and recorded by American singer-songwriter Dolly Parton in the year 1973. Eventually the man leaves after repeated attempts to get the scared woman to open the door and Tay was able to get a male business partner to escort her safely to another hotel.The Grammy-winning song I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston is the fourth song from the '90s and the first solo track of the decade to hit the 1 billion views on YouTube. Since the situation was so scary and went on for quite some time according to her video, she called friends on FaceTime to be a witness and help comfort her. Tay was staying at the hotel alone and made sure to latch the additional lock on her hotel room door, which is the only thing that prevented this hotel staff member from getting into her room. I don’t want people to go after this worker because I still don’t know what his intentions were and he could have just been trying to do his job I genuinely don’t want anything to do with this hotel, this is a PSA to stay safe and cautious. I’m OKAY which is why im able to go through this footage now. "I say, 'That's exactly why you need to vote so we can stop stuff like that,'" she told to klarić this was a really long and hard video to make, it was sort of traumatizing and I’m kind of freaked out about staying anywhere now and I dont leave my house much anymore tbh because I already was dealing with PTSD about my safety. Unfortunately, these are the people who need their voices heard the most. “It feels like you’re fighting a losing battle.”Įven though Coley-Pearson has been victorious in court, her supporters tell her they're now afraid to vote because of her struggles.
“There was no evidence of any crime here,” Coley-Pearson told ProPublica. Later that morning, when she returned with another voter, she was arrested and charged with trespassing.Ī state judge dropped the charge earlier this year if Coley-Pearson agreed to follow election law. The county’s election supervisor, Misty Martin, called the police on Coley-Pearson and they issued a trespass warning barring her from the polls indefinitely. Coley-Pearson said she never touched the machine. In October 2020, while assisting someone with low literacy skills vote in the presidential election, she was barred from returning to the polls for allegedly touching a voting machine. They could have kept the money, they could have said they attempted to get hold of me.” “There are some really nice and good people in this world. “I was just amazed that they’d been able to track me down,” he said. “What’s good about it is, I run a wealth management company and… I’d love him to work for us," Everett said.Īlthough the safe saga began with a robbery 22 years ago, its conclusion has left Everett with more faith in humanity. He also offered him an internship because of the math skills he displayed in the YouTube video when he counted the Australian dollars. The father and son met up with Everett to return his stolen money and the businessman gave George a small reward for his honesty. The robber, who was a teenage boy, was apprehended soon after the crime because he left behind a cap with his name stitched inside. The safe was stolen in the year 2000 \n\n#magnetfishing\u00a0\u2026 - Grantham Journal Journal)
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