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Susan Boyle's First Audition 'I Dreamed a Dream' | AGT Auditions

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🧓 I'm 78... I Wasted 60 Years Being The "Perfect Woman" (Don't Do This) For many women, a lifetime of saying yes feels like the right thing to do — especially after 60. But what most women are never told is that always being the “perfect woman” can slowly cost you your identity, your energy, and your joy. In this video, a 78 year old woman shares the hard truth she learned after spending 60 years putting everyone else first. This is not a story of blame or bitterness. It is a quiet warning, and

3.3M views · 143K reactions | Actress Susan Sarandon told Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that she is bisexual. Sarandon, 75, had previously alluded to not being straight, like when she told Pride Source in 2017 that she has an "open" sexuality. The Oscar winner came out while talking about her beloved dogs who sadly died, and how her son advised her to get cats. "And I'm bisexual, so ...", she commented on the idea of ​​the son. | Freeda En | Facebook

Susan Sarandon as Sister Helen Prejean in 1995's American crime drama 'Dead Man Walking.' Sarandon's performance earned her the Best Actress Oscar at the 68th Academy Awards. Sarandon has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress an additional four times for her performances in 'Atlantic City' (1981), 'Thelma & Louise' (1991), 'Lorenzo's Oil' (1992), and 'The Client' (1994). | The Academy

12K views · 225 reactions | Susan Sarandon isn't afraid to show her body at 75... and she's fighting for everyone to be able to. The actress became famous for characters who believed in freedom and being able to be "yourself", and in real life, it's been no different... her fighting spirit continues into old age. | Golden Years | Facebook