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Ford engineers have decided to treat cellphone users to a new ringtone. Rather than subjecting them to more generic, annoying sounds, Ford Performance engineers strapped a recording device to the rear of the 2018 Ford Mustang GT and recorded it revving and accelerating.

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The new mustang will come with varying drive modes, similar to the 2017 model, that can be adjusted by the driver. If you click on the link, you will hear a 2018 Mustang GT rev and then accelerate to the governed 155 miles per hour. Ford engineers opted to use high-quality recording devices but the ringtone will be most effective with an iPhone or another phone with speakers built to play music.

I Fight Dragons had just launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund its next album; that's how, after a quick Google search, Goldberg found the band's lead singer, Brian Mazzaferri. "He watched the pilot and we discussed what the show was," Goldberg says. "Then he started sending me songs every day. He sent me 25 different songs. He did a bunch with the name 'Goldberg' in the song, and a bunch about looking back. Some of them are going to be my ringtone."

When one's cell phone plays a ringtone of Sir Mix-a-Lot's big booty anthem "Baby Got Back" during a celebrity interview, it's a bit of a setback. Celebrities typically don't like to be interrupted, especially by a reporter's inability to turn off her cell phone, or her choice of wildly inappropriate ringtone.

"What is that ring?" The comedian-actress-talk show host -- turned filmmaker -- asks. Cringing, I explain and apologize profusely.

"That's hysterical!" Whoopi Goldberg lets out her signature laugh. "That is great. I love that." That delight is Goldberg in a nutshell. It could also very well be Jackie "Moms" Mabley, the subject of Goldberg's film directorial debut. Her new HBO documentary, Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley, premieres November 18.

The first female comedian to make a living as a stand-up comic, Mabley was a black woman who pushed the boundaries of taste, politics, sexuality, and race as far back as the 1920s, when she started performing on the Chitlin' Circuit, a string of clubs, speakeasies, and concert halls where black entertainers could perform while segregation still barred them from white venues.

Already middle-aged by the time baby boomers saw her perform on The Ed Sullivan Show or The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, Mabley's stage persona reflected her core political values, but did little to suggest she was a lesbian.

"I had always heard rumors and had never seen any proof," Goldberg says. "People said, 'Well, I saw her at [a lesbian club] or I saw her here and I saw her there.' But there was never anything where you could say, 'Look, here you go.'" That is, until Goldberg stumbled onto a card picturing Mabley decked out in a man's suit. It was signed "Mr. Moms." "Baby, when we found that," Goldberg recalls, "I was like, Hey, I can say it now!"

According to Keith Stern's Queers in History, Mabley came out as a lesbian in her act when she was 79, and worked the lesbian club circuit until her death a couple of years later. The photo Goldberg found hinted at the butch lesbian that Mabley was offstage.

"When I listen to the gentleman at the Apollo who was talking about how he was her [assistant] and she was dressed as a man," Goldberg says, referring to a scene in the film, "I'm like, 'And nobody knew?' No. Clearly, it didn't matter to fellow performers." Mabley would come off stage, take off her comical, grandmotherly costume, change into tailored slacks and a man's shirt and shoes, put her teeth back in (she wore dentures), and slick back her hair. That her penchant for the ladies (and for men's clothing) didn't matter to her male colleagues reveals just how much they respected her as a performer. ff782bc1db