Apple Buys Rights to 'Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives' Documentary

[Gasu E.]

'Twas a joke parodying the standard comments that about every new purchase somehow magically taking focus away from Macs.

I was wondering. Usually your comments ("jokes") display a high degree of intelligence. But you didn't telegraph this one sufficiently.

 

[sarge]

I wonder if Clive, in the documentary, talks about why he thought it was perfectly ok to have a party in the same building where Whitney passed away mere hours earlier? Always thought that was strange as hell and a tad bit disgusting

He does. I'm paraphrasing but he basically said that Whitney was there for the show, and that (you guessed it) the show must go on. As an entertainer, he went on to say, that's the way she would have wanted it. One of the world's biggest Whitney fans was there dancing and performing for him. ....although if he had died on the spot I suppose it would have been interesting to see if that sentiment applied to lawyers as well as entertainers.

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[amegicfox]

Apple leaving the hardware computer business

soon Apple will be only a party in the USA political system

 

[johnnyturbouk]

Anyone else thinks that was Frank Butcher (Mike Reid) in that picture.

 

[IlluminatedSage]

This is great, Clive has an amazing story and word is this documentary is terrific

 

[BrianBaughn]

Outside of North America nobody has even heard of this bloke.

You checked?

 

[vkd]

You checked?

Yes