Comments on: Donna Summer

By: Juanjo

Juanjo — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 04:08:48 +0000

Dear Margaret, I enjoy so much your work on Drop Dead Diva, and is such surprising and great the we both have so many things in common. One is Miss Donna Summer, to me, the best american singer. I really enjoy so much the things that you feel about her voice and hers songs, I really appreciate so much your comments about our Dear Donna.

Bless You,

Juanjo

By: Fernando

Fernando — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 00:24:38 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IlYTFXtgt8

By: Fernando

Fernando — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 00:23:25 +0000

I loved what you wrote about our beloved Donna Summer. She is missed dearly. Thanks for the love, Margaret.

Hope you like the video.

By: Jimmie

Jimmie — Mon, 12 Nov 2012 09:55:08 +0000

Thanks or the verbal tribute. To Donna: The Queen Of Music because she was way beyond just dance music <3

By: Ellen

Ellen — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 14:27:21 +0000

After reading this I remembered you also wrote a beautiful blogpost about the death of Paul Hester and how you learned about his passing years later. Maybe you already knew, but Peter Jones, the other Crowded House drummer, died a few weeks ago.

By: kalalaumango

kalalaumango — Wed, 23 May 2012 02:23:47 +0000

i have seen so much happen to GLBT people since the donna summer wave of pleasure and frankie’s pleasuredome that is far removed from the darkness of frank’s pedophile home in london — i digress — i am left wondering why there has been such silence if not due to hollywood delusional hypnosis where “it gets better” becomes a feel good effort when observing the irresponsible inability to be accountable for embracing producers, directors, studios, programs, and projects that hate you. as i walked across the country or hitched from coast to coast, i wondered why people were so silent to the scenario of being reduced to horror film distractions. now, the voluptuous horror of karen black would be as ingratiatingly humor as vaginal davis but they didn’t visit my hooker bar strange enough as the pole or plank on which i was twirling was not a pole up my ass. too many stiff overdose cases have not been serving up the right food and it’s been horrible watching people eat that crap. thanks again for the fruit flies and how tweeting has ruined many relations. take care.

By: Russell Miller

Russell Miller — Tue, 22 May 2012 05:23:23 +0000

While I was saddened by Donna’s death, it doesn’t strike me as being as much of a tragedy as Whitney’s death, because Donna Summer lived a long and full life, which wasn’t cut short far too soon. Of course, anytime is a bad time to die. Donna Summer was such a tough woman, you could hear it in her voice. She had such strength, she and Tina Turner were symbols to me of what women could be. Powerful, like Goddesses. For me anyway, Donna Summer will always be the Queen of Dance Music.

By: kalalaumango

kalalaumango — Fri, 18 May 2012 01:29:33 +0000

tightly packed yet boundlessly free, together, maybe feeling good for the first time////yes, and it’s a shame that many gay men of this era have been shamelessly stupid, silent, and in denial about many horrible anti-queer and neutered programs. yes, enough is enough. thank you for being a loud, queer, asian american that understands many aspects of the intercultural sideways that are not blinded by such stupid christian inertia as a HORRIBLE production has been. being in japan and meeting other asians has been interesting, yet, this production/project of profound stupidity — i will NEVER embrace it. in seeing the years of intercultural ignorance that has come from sex/human trafficking and homophobia posing as tolerance and family fun — how could these people have been so pathetically dumb and blinded by their own varied forms of racism in many places around the world. dancing with gay men used to be fun….and then i had to work with hollywood and new york assholes posing as tolerant beings to promote the next kotex for their intergender period bleeding as they blessed themselves with holy water from christ’s dripping crucifix. thank you margaret for being so lovely in those things that i love about the states even though i had to work with the most pathetically anti-gay radio cunts, film morons, and a increasingly stupid documentary of banal poseurs who need another person’s work to maintain their own flaccid erection. dear God, these people have been so stupid — so stupid….provincial cliche dumb, parochial pew puking retarded. thanks margaret and thank you to disco revelry beyond the closet of hollywood crap. have a lovely weekend.

By: Steve B

Steve B — Thu, 17 May 2012 19:13:12 +0000

This is why we love you so much. You really get it.

By: Gypsy

Gypsy — Thu, 17 May 2012 19:05:43 +0000

Beautifully written with tears in my eyes as Ive lost many.