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Aretha Franklin to Perform at Whitney Houston’s Funeral

By jennastar on | From celebuzz.com

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Aretha Franklin Wears the Same Gold Dress --Two Days in a Row

By Worshiper on | From bvonstyle.com

Aretha Franklin recently violated a well known red carpet rule by wearing the exact same dress...two days in a row. The Queen of Soul was spied on June 13th at the 64th Annual Tony Awards in a golden bronze creation with a sequined bodice and split hem. She accessorized the look with a feathered boa and champagne Chanel bag. On June 14th she attended Apollo Theater's Benefit Concert & Awards Ceremon y in the exact same dress and accessories. ...though she did bother to switch out her...Read Full Story

Did Aretha’s Inauguration Hat Have More Diva Attitude Than The Queen of Soul Herself?

By disgrasian on | From disgrasian.com

Luke Song, the hatmaker who designed Aretha Franklin’s infamous Inauguration Day hat, is suing several firms he’d previously done business with who’ve copied and sold the hat without his permission. In the federal lawsuit he filed last week, Song alleged : Moza’s hat worn by Aretha Franklin (hereinafter the “Original Inauguration Hat”) gained instantaneous fame and notoriety, attracting much more media attention than even Aretha Franklin’s performance itself . The Original Inauguration Hat...Read Full Story

Smithsonian Wants Aretha's Hat

By cfarnham on | From farnham.blogspot.com

The Smithsonian Museum wants Aretha Franklin’s Inauguration Day hat. The Queen of Soul’s big-bowed headgear has become a hot property since the legendary singer wore it to belt out “America the Beautiful” at President Barack Obama’s Jan. 20 inauguration. The Los Angeles Times reports that the hat’s designer, Luke Song, has been overwhelmed with demand for the $179 item. (Aretha’s custom-made version cost over $500.) more HERERead Full Story

Detroit designer Luke Song sues copycat hatters

By Janniemi on | From michiganasiseeit.com

Detroit designer Luke Song , famous for fitting Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin 's head with his Mr. Song Millinery hat for President Barack Obama 's inauguration, is suing a handful of companies he says are selling knockoffs. In a federal lawsuit filed Friday, Song and his company, Moza Inc., named DonnaVinci of Los Angeles, China-based King Ting Millinery Co. and S&S Hat Co. of Philadelphia as defendants. Song seeks unspecified damages in excess of $100,000 and injunctions against...Read Full Story

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