The Pre-Show Rituals of 11 Famous Musicians
Rihanna needs Oreos. Robert Plant likes to iron his pants.
Rihanna needs Oreos. Robert Plant likes to iron his pants.
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Giddyup!
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Al Pacino got so deep into character, he almost arrested a truck driver.