The fascination over Susan Boyle continues. Times Online is reporting that Boyle’s soulful rendition of "Cry Me a River" — a recording she made 10 years ago for a hometown charity album — has surfaced on YouTube. A spokeswoman for the 48-year-old contestant from Britain’s Got Talent confirmed the recording was real. Apparently, only 1,000 copies of the CD were produced.
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Infamous?
That recording is sublime!
Wasn’t this on youtube a few days ago ?
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What’s with the word infamous ? This dear lady has done nothing to warrent such slander.
Wonderful
go on girl ya deserve this break- enjoy
I think she was courageous for putting her life on hold to take care of your parents. They are definitely smiling down on her today.
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infamous is the wrong word – are you 12
INFAMOUS = famous for something BAD
horrible vocabulary you have
Can I have a job writing for you? At least I know how to use the word infamy, infamous, FAMOUS.
Why use the word “infamous”?
I’m not sure if you are IGNORANT of the meaning of ‘infamous’, privy to some as yet unpublished deed of hers or merely an envious, malignant scab. She has not done anything to deserve such a slanderous description. Hope you don’t write regularly for EW.
Why use the word “infamous”?
INFAMOUS????
are you people out of your freaking minds?
I wonder why you use the adjective
INFAMOUS when you mention SUSAN BOYLE.
I just listened to “Cry Me a River” and it was breathtaking. I got chills. I think she might want to consider this for her next performance on Britian’s Got Talent. Go Susan!
Susan Boyle is great. Journalists today have no training or art. The writer clearly means to say “famous” not “infamous,” but thinks bigger words are better.
WTH! Susan Boyle “infamous”?
wait a minute this is supposed to be a professional writing staff and they misuse the word infamous? Really EW? You don’t have anyone that finished a high school English class? LMAO
A dictionary, Lynette. Buy one. Have it on your desk. Use it occasionally.
Example: The infamous Charles Manson watched Susan Boyle’s now famous performance from his cell.
Am I the only one who thought of J.T’s version when they read “Cry Me A River”. lol Imagine her singing that version.
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No, Infamous means that a person is so famous that they are literally “In” famous.
Susan Boyle’s voice is a JOY to my ears! Listening to her sing is almost like praying! In my opinion, she is sure to be the winner on, “Britain’s Got Talent”!!
infamous? what a jackass
No, “infamous” means “ill famed” or “notorious.” Idiot.
Meaning of the word infamous:
in⋅fa⋅mous /ˈɪnfəməs/ Pronunciation [in-fuh-muhs]
–adjective
1. having an extremely bad reputation: an infamous city.
2. deserving of or causing an evil reputation; shamefully malign; detestable: an infamous deed.
3. Law.
a. deprived of certain rights as a citizen, as a consequence of conviction of certain offenses.
b. of or pertaining to offenses involving such deprivation.
Meaning of the word infamous:
in⋅fa⋅mous /ˈɪnfəməs/ Pronunciation [in-fuh-muhs]
–adjective
1. having an extremely bad reputation: an infamous city.
2. deserving of or causing an evil reputation; shamefully malign; detestable: an infamous deed.
3. Law.
a. deprived of certain rights as a citizen, as a consequence of conviction of certain offenses.
b. of or pertaining to offenses involving such deprivation.
Hey People are you deaf ??? Susan Boyle recording of `Cry Me a River’ is SUPER !!! Few people can sing that song like she does …. Strait up your books in hearing department !!! PLEASE !!!
I have just listened to this woman once and the pure, exquisite tone color of her voice, the timbre, echoed like thunder on every sensitive cell of my body and soul. I am not a musician but many of us can tell when you are listening to something unique. I watch the video and really enjoyed the sound. Believe I hate these kinds of show but I consider myself fortunate I watched this performance. So, and this is what I wanted to say, I completely disagree with the use of the word “infamous” in this context. I fact I think it must have been some mistake. I think genius must be worshipped.
Susan Boyle has incredible talent.Her voice sounds like a professional singer specially when she sang the ‘cry me a river’ ten years ago.For me, she’s a natural singer.