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Femina Favorite (Best Parody Music Video): Six Feet Away or We’ll be Six Feet Under

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This is a Femina.com voted #1 parody video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4QcbEWKyBc Six Feet Away or We’ll Be Six Feet Under is an original parody music video about “social distancing" with a hint of political undertones and substantial social commentary. It was written by Kevin Kennedy at the height of the lockdowns …with many questions still unanswered. Kennedy said, "with this song, I wanted to lend a bit of levity about #SocialDistancing and the current health, social, and economic times that we are all going through...it is sort of the "social distancing" versio

Happy Father’s Day! Femina’s Fatherhood Song Pick of the Year…

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We know, we know, we are all about celebrating women's achievements and our accomplishments…but men play many different roles in our lives and are important. Fathers are incredibly important in the individual lives of their children and fatherhood is incredibly important within society over all. Again, yes, at Femina.com it is about the global, local, women’s news, but, we wanted to celebrate the importance of fatherhood on this Father’s Day. Daddy Can I Wear Your Hat is our pick for fatherhood song of the year for 2019…it embodies and evokes exactly what fathers should strive for a

Japan’s new ‘girl band’, average age 84

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They joke about knocking on heaven’s door, but a Japanese ‘girl band’ with an average age of 84 have struck a blow for grannies everywhere by becoming pop idols. Hailing from the remote, coral-fringed island of Kohama in Okinawa, KBG84 – a play on the name of saccharine teeny boppers AKB48 – admit to being slightly bemused by their success after cutting their first disc and completing a sellout Japan tour. “When I first heard someone call us ‘idols’ I thought an idol meant someone who had lived a long life and was at the gates of heaven,” pint-sized diva Tomi Menaka, 92

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