Geocentric Motionless ‘Flat Earth?’ And? Heliocentric ‘Orbiting Sun?’ Contemplate? Mutually Assured Extinction?

Still ”2020: I Sing the Body Electric – 62nd Annual Grammy Awards Finale”

Video Attribution: Cyndi Lauper (Youtuber’s Youtube Channel)

(1) Extinction Level Event In: ‘I Sing the Body Electric’ Lyrics?:

Earth says: ”… When I become one with the Sun?’’

Sun says: ”Creating my own tomorrow When I shall embody the Earth?”

I sing the body electric I celebrate the me yet to come I toast to my own reunion When I become one with the Sun?

And I’ll look back on Venus I’ll look back on Mars And I’ll burn with the fire of ten million stars And in time, and in time we will all be stars

I sing the body electric I glory in the glow of rebirth Creating my own tomorrow When I shall embody the Earth?

And I’ll serenade Venus I’ll serenade Mars And I’ll burn with the fire of ten million stars And in time, and in time we will all be stars

We are the Emperors now and we are the Czars And in time, and in time we will all be stars

I sing the body electric I celebrate the me yet to come I toast to my own reunion When I become one with the Sun?

And I’ll look back on Venus I’ll look back on Mars And I’ll burn with the fire of ten million stars And in time, and in time we will all be stars And in time, and in time we will all be stars.

(2) Science says?:

The Sun is expected to swallow Earth in 7.5 billion years. Human species would have long become extinct in about 5 billion years, when the Sun is predicted to make the Earth unsuitable for living in for all living things.

(3) ”7 Extinction Level Events That Could End Life as We Know It”

1. ”The Sun Will Kill Us” ”In about six billion years, the Sun, a medium-size yellow star, will have puffed up to about two hundred times its current size. In this phase, our parent star will be known as a Red Giant. As it expands, it will swallow and destroy the Earth before collapsing into a small core – the white dwarf”. Link: BBC News ‘It is calculated that the Sun will become sufficiently large to engulf the current orbits of Mercury and Venus, and render Earth uninhabitable – but not for about five billion years”. Wikipedia

2. ”Geomagnetic Reversals May Kill Us”

3. ”The Big Bad Meteor”

4. ”The Sea”

5. ”And the “Winner” Is…Volcanoes”

6.  ”Global Warming and Cooling”

7. ”Our Own Worst Enemy”

(4) Solution?

”It’s been suggested that Earth might escape. The Sun will lose mass as it grows, so Earth will spiral further out. But according to calculations performed in 2008, this won’t be enough to save our planet”. Source : BBC Earth

”If that’s true, the only hope lies with us. If any humans are still around, they might have the technology to move the Earth to safety. Otherwise, life on Earth has a maximum life expectancy of 7.5 billion years”. Source :BBC Earth

(5) 2020: I Sing the Body Electric – 62nd Annual Grammy Awards Finale

• Cyndi Lauper performs “I Sing the Body Electric” with Camila Cabello, Misty Copeland, Gary Clark, Jr., The War & Treaty, Common, Lang Lang, and more at the The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards.
• Live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles January 26, 2020.
• From the motion picture, “Fame.”
• A tribute to longtime Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich and Grammy in the Schools.
• Video Attribution: ”2020: I Sing the Body Electric – 62nd Annual Grammy Awards Finale” video: Cyndi Lauper (Youtuber’s Youtube Channel)

(6) 1980: “I Sing The Body Electric” in ‘Fame’ the 1980 Sir Alan Parker Movie

‘I sing the body electric video (1980) Attribution: From Mark1814 (YouTuber’s YouTube Channel)

• “I sing the body electric” is one of the tracks on the 1980 Motion picture soundtrack album “Fame”.
• The vocals were sung by Laura Dean, Irene Cara, Paul McCrane, Traci Parnell and Eric Brockington.
• “Fame” was released in the United States on May 16, 1980 by RSO Records.
• It features nine songs, all of which appear in various scenes in the film.
• In his review for AllMusic, Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded the album five stars out of five and wrote, “Yes, the production techniques often do sound dated … but the music by Michael Gore is dynamic, varied and alive. It was sung with real passion and vigor and it still retains its essential spark 23 years after it was a pop culture phenomenon.” – Wikipedia

(7) FAME MOVIES

(8) Fame (1980 Alan Parker Film) – Trailer

Fame (1980 Alan Parker Film) – Trailer Video Attribution: YouTube Movies (YouTube Channel)

Directed by	Alan Parker
Produced by	David De Silva Alan Marshall
Written by	Christopher Gore
Starring	Eddie Barth Irene Cara Lee Curreri Laura Dean Antonia Franceschi Boyd Gaines Albert Hague Tresa Hughes Steve Inwood Paul McCrane Anne Meara Joanna Merlin Barry Miller Jim Moody Gene Anthony Ray Maureen Teefy
Music by	Michael Gore
Cinematography	Michael Seresin
Edited by	Gerry Hambling
Production company	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Distributed by	United Artists[nb 1] (United States/Canada) Cinema International Corporation (International)
Release date	May 12, 1980 (New York City) May 16, 1980 (United States)
Running time	133 minutes[2]
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$8.5 million[3]
Box office	$42 million

(9) Sir Alan Parker CBE: Interviews

• BAFTA Fellowship Recipient in 2013 – Sir Alan Parker

• BAFTA (British Academy of Films and Television Arts)
• Filmmaker Sir Alan Parker was presented with the Academy’s highest honour, the BAFTA Fellowship in recognition of his outstanding career in film. Here he talks backstage with Zoë Ball after accepting the award.
• Video attribution: BAFTA YouTube Channel.

Alan Parker CBE film director Jun 14, 2018

‘Sir Alan Parker CBE’ Video from George Pollen (YouTuber’s YouTube channel)

• “Plus Camerimage Alan Parker interview” video attribution: pluscamerimage2012 (Youtuber’s YouTube Channel)

• Plus Camerimage Alan Parker interview Dec 1, 2012

(10) Fame 1980 Director : Sir Alan Parker CBE: Biography

Sir Alan Parker Image Attribution: www.filmreference.com

Born	Alan William Parker 14 February 1944 (age 76) Islington, London, England
Education	Dame Alice Owen’s School
Occupation Years active	Filmmaker 1971–present
Honours and Awards	19 BAFTA awards 10 Golden Globes 6 Oscars. Founding member of the Directors Guild of Great Britain Lectured at film schools around the world. 1985, the British Academy awarded him the prestigious Michael Balcon Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Cinema. 1995: Appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 1995 Birthday Honours for services to the film industry. 1998: He became chairman of the Board of Governors of the British Film Institute (BFI) 1999: he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Directors Guild of Great Britain. 1999 was appointed the first chairman of the newly formed UK Film Council.[6] 2002: Appointed Knight Bachelor in the 2002 New Year Honours for services to the film industry 2005: Received an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from the University of Sunderland 2004: He was the Chairman of the Jury at the 26th Moscow International Film Festival.[24] 2013: Awarded the BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award “in recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image”, which is the highest honour the British Academy can bestow.[19] 2015: The British Film Institute (BFI) … tribute to Parker in late September 2015 with an event titled “Focus on Sir Alan Parker”. 2015: He donated his entire working archive to the (British Film Institute) BFI National Archive.[25]
Spouse(s)	Annie Inglis (m. 1966; div. 1992)
Children	Nathan Parker
Website	http://alanparker.com/

(11) Fame (2009 Kevin Tancheroen Film) – Trailer

Directed by	Kevin Tancharoen
Produced by	Mark Canton Gary Lucchesi Tom Rosenberg Richard Wright
Screenplay by	Allison Burnett
Based on	Fame by Christopher Gore
Starring	Collins Pennie Kelsey Grammer Charles S. Dutton Megan Mullally Bebe Neuwirth Naturi Naughton Debbie Allen Kay Panabaker Asher Book Kherington Payne Walter Perez Anna Maria Perez de Tagle Paul Iacono Kristy Flores Paul McGill
Music by	Mark Isham
Cinematography	Scott Kevan
Edited by	Myron Kerstein
Production company	United Artists Lakeshore Entertainment Atmosphere Pictures
Distributed by	MGM Distribution Co.
Release date	September 23, 2009 (Los Angeles) September 25, 2009 (United States)
Running time	107 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$18 million
Box office	$77.2 million[1]

(12) Fame 2009 Director Kevin Tancharoen: Interviews

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(13) Fame Director Kevin Tancharoen talk to ABC News Radio

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(14) Fame 2009 Director Kevin Tancharoen: Biography

A Prodigy, Mr Tancharoen directed Fame 2009 at age 25 years. In our opinion he was the perfect choice because, having been born in 1984, he grew up in the Society that had been impacted by Sir Alan Parker’s 1980 Fame; and he had also made music videos for Pop stars like Britney Spears who had trained in the performing arts and achieved the Fame that the Fame students are seeking. Fame 2009 very successfully presented the 20th Century Fame story in a 21st Century setting as we are able to hold on to our memory of the much loved and much cherished 1980 Alan Parker Fame while making room for the 2009 Fame and also look forward to yet another version in future showing us what its like to be a student of the performing arts with big dreams of Fame. Fame 2009 makes possible the following exam question: ‘Compare and contrast Fame 1980 and Fame 2009‘. In our opinion, Mr Tancharoen is due another big bucks (big investors?) Blockbuster Movie?.

Tancharoen at the San Diego Comic-Con International in July 2011.
Born	Kevin Harwick Tancharoen April 23, 1984 (age 36) Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Years active	2004–present American film director, producer, screenwriter, dancer, and choreographer. On September 29, 2011, New Line Cinema/Warner Bros. announced that Tancharoen would be helming a big-screen adaptation of Mortal Kombat after he created the successful web series Mortal Kombat: Legacy…” Wikipedia
Relatives	Maurissa Tancharoen (sister)

(15) FAME THEME SONG

(16) Fame 1980 Theme Song by Irene Cara　HD 1080P

Video Attribution: Luis Felipe Hernández (YouTuber’s Youtube Channel)

(17) Fame 2009 Theme Song by Naturi Naughton

Fame Music Video Attribution: MGM (MetroGoldwynMeyer) YouTube Channel.

(18) FAME TV SERIES

(19) Fame (1982-1987 TV series)

Video Attribution: Famath (Youtuber’s Youtube Channel)

Genre	Drama Musical
Created by	Christopher Gore Consulting Producer David De Silva
Starring	Debbie Allen Olivia Barash Jesse Borrego Loretta Chandler Lee Curreri Cynthia Gibb Erica Gimpel Albert Hague Billy Hufsey Carlo Imperato Janet Jackson Carol Mayo Jenkins Valerie Landsburg Ann Nelson Nia Peeples Gene Anthony Ray Lori Singer Ken Swofford
Theme music composer	Michael Gore Dean Pitchford John Debney
Opening theme	“Fame“; performed by: Erica Gimpel (seasons 1–4) Loretta Chandler (seasons 5–6)
Country of origin	USA
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	6
No. of episodes	136 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time	60 minutes
Production company(s)	Eilenna Productions MGM Television
Distributor	MGM Worldwide Television Distribution
Release
Original network	NBC (1982–1983) Syndication (1983–1987)
Original release	January 7, 1982 – May 18, 1987

(20) Fame L.A. (1997 -1998 TV series)

Fame L.A.
Created by	Richard Barton Lewis
Starring	Christian Kane William R. Moses Lesli Margherita Rosalyn Sanchez
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	22
Production
Running time	60 mins.
Production company(s)	Trilogy Entertainment Group MGM Domestic Television Distribution
Distributor	MGM Domestic Television Distribution
Release
Original network	Syndication
Original release	October 19, 1997 – March 21, 1998