US EditionBrandi Glanville Felt Like She Was 'Alive Again' Working on Debut Song
- The Elton John AIDS Foundation and Brandi Carlile's Looking Out Foundation launched 'Who Believes in Angels?', an emergency initiative, on Wednesday, April 16.
- The launch responds to drastic cuts to HIV/AIDS funding, which creates an urgent global humanitarian crisis.
- The Rocket Response Fund will direct resources to reopen shuttered clinics and restore access to medications and prevention services.
- Carlile stated, "We're excited to announce that our foundations are also partnering to make our music mean even more."
- Without action, decades of progress against HIV could be reversed, potentially leading to 10.8 million new cases by 2030.
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Brandi Glanville's mystery illness killed her sex life, says she's been celibate for 2 years
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star said in an interview with former "90210" actress Tori Spelling she has been celibate for two years amid ongoing health concerns.
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Brandi Glanville Felt Like She Was 'Alive Again' Working on Debut Song
Brandi Glanville found happiness releasing her debut single, “Remedy,” amid her ongoing health issues. “I was so nervous [and] I had the time of my life,” Glanville, 52, exclusively told Us Weekly on Tuesday, April 15. “I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I’m alive again. This is what I’ve been missing out on in life.’ Like, literally, I’m in Groundhog Day, so to do that was so fun.” The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum further opened up to Us about film…
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