Martyn Ware, the co-producer of Tina Turner’s 1983 hit cover Let’s Stay Together, recently spoke to PEOPLE and fondly remembered the late singer’s extraordinary talent, describing her as “the best performer” he has ever collaborated with.

Heaven 17 played a pivotal role in revitalizing Tina Turner’s career by proposing that she record cover songs, with Al Green’s Let’s Stay Together topping their list. This cover went on to achieve global success and cemented Turner’s status as a pop icon.

Looking back at the time he made music with Turner, Ware said, “She was very professional, very friendly and very humble . She had utmost confidence in her ability and her ability to perform,”

“She was always funny and charming and always had a twinkle in her eye. For that, I am eternally grateful.”

Ware acknowledged the struggle Turner must have gone through in Hollywood as a Black female, “She had to fight for her dues in a largely white-dominated industry. She was a very powerful exemplar of Black female power”.

“She was purely the best performer I have worked with in a recording studio. She had this unique talent to communicate with people as though she was talking directly to them,” he added.

He concluded by saying, “Anybody can do energy and sexuality, but it doesn’t make you one of the all-time great performers. You need to have a wide range of performative skills from delicacy to sensitivity — emotions that people can empathize with.”

Which Turner, in his opinion, did.

Priyanka Chopra has consistently been transparent about the challenges she has encountered throughout her extensive and successful acting career.

Recently, in an interview with The Zoe Report as the cover star, Chopra discussed her experiences and emotions during the early stages of her career.

Reflecting on her journey, she disclosed, “I was 17 years old when I started doing this. I’ve been picked apart — my actions, decisions have been scrutinized.”

Despite receiving numerous accolades for her work, the actress felt grappling with her identity as a consequence of such scrutiny.

She added, “I felt like a failure. I was hard on myself.”

Previously, during a podcast, the Bollywood diva revealed, “I was being pushed into a corner in the industry. I had people not casting me for reasons. I had beef with people… I was tired of the politics.”

Excerpts from the interview gained widespread attention, with many applauding Chopra for shedding light on the inner workings of the entertainment business, particularly concerning actors who lack connections in the industry.

The constant scrutiny and the unwelcoming treatment led the star to doubt herself and feel like a different person in private and public settings. However, over the years, Chopra developed techniques to protect herself and cope with the obstacles of the industry.

“I’m more comfortable talking about myself to you than I would have been five years ago. I was a lot more guarded,” Chopra shared.

“Maybe it’s maturity, maybe it’s coming into my own, finding a confidence in yourself and not seeking. I’m still figuring that out,” the 40-year-old mused during the interview.

Directed the Accountability Bureau to continue the investigation against this institution. This request was given to the Accountability Bureau of Azad Kashmir on behalf of the people of Rawalakot by Afnan Nawaz, Ayaz Rafiq, Sardar Saud Iftikhar, and Abid Saeed about three years ago.

In this charge sheet consisting of 08 attributes, allegations of serious corruption were made against the municipal corporation, which previously had the status of a municipality. sent a 21-point letter asking the department for records from 2005 to 2021 and expressing displeasure that the department did not respond to the earlier letter in its spirit.

Instead of responding to the orders of the Corporation, a writ petition was filed in the High Court on behalf of the administrators Sardar Muhammad Zafar Khan and Sardar Zakir Sher Afzal, who was appointed during the periods of two different governments, in which the Accountability Bureau made Azad Kashmir a party.

Further proceedings were sought to be restrained. The court issued an injunction and the Corporation orders an FIR against an ex-officer of its own office at the City Police Station, Rawalakot, and also an ex parte judgment from the Sessions Court, Rawalkot. It was found that the said official had stolen official records.

Also, he took an affidavit from some of the ad-hoc employees of the office and presented it to the accountability bureau including the court, in which serious allegations were made against the employee who had been transferred.

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When the said employee appealed to the High Court against the decision of the Sessions Court, the High Court heard all writ petitions of the same nature. The petitioner Afnan Nawaz did not withdraw.

Now the AJK High Court also suspended the judgment of the Sessions Court and rejected the stand of the Municipal Corporation while disposing of the writ petition and directed the Accountability Bureau to continue its proceedings.