Ahhhh, I almost forgot what great music sounds like these days. Granted this video is from her 2004 album, I believe, but no female artists today has yet to come near Bjork's creativity, originality, and craziness. (I had to add the "crazy" part because in spite of her short height this lady can hit a paparazzi when provoked to do so.)
The song. The music video. I don't know about you ladies but it's music to my soul.
Okay so I was searching for the music video of Common's "The People" and I came across a YouTube video of him breakdancing. Apparently he's a genuine BBoy as said by commentators in YouTube, which led me to think: Is there anything that this man can't do? It's bad enough that he has to be a good-looking gent who can freestyle with the best out there, AND now this.
Here's the video for all the Common loving out there:
And another video at a different show:
Alright Common we get it. No one can touch you. All of these videos are making me regret that I did not see him on stage when I had the chance to do so last month. Damn it! Rats! And everything else!
Lastly does anyone have an idea what is the name of the song he is breakdancing to?
Okay call me a dork but I love the interviews done by Charlie Rose, especially when he interviews actors/actresses. Anyways here is a video of him interviewing George Clooney for "Michael Clayton" and Emile Hirsch for "Into The Wild." Two very talented, attractive men for you ladies. Oh by the way, didn't know the screen was going to be that small when embedded in the post.
My thoughts: George is, well, being George. I love how he asked Charlie how was the hangover. I also like how Charlie seems very interested in chatting with Emile and hearing what he has to say. I've heard so many great things about Emile's performance, and I'm glad he's getting all the recognition from the great critics out there. All in all really enjoyed the interviews.
What I love to do while doing homework (ugh!) is to listen to old-school jazz music, particularly by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. I also try to end my night by just listening to them croon their little hearts out and scatting harmoniously.
Anyways I thought to myself why not do the same to my sugar friends and any sugar members, end their night and begin their new week with one of my favorite tunes by Ella and Louis, "Dream a Little Dream of Me." Enjoy your night ladies
(and gents).
Okay this has been in my head ever since I heard this question asked in one of my local radio station, and the answer that many have faked an accent to land a job, get a date, and others. One mother's faked accent even go to her son, who speaks in an accent at school. The British accent was also the popular accent to use by the callers to the radio station. I haven't done this, but I might be tempted to do it just for kicks. Anyways I want to know if you have faked an accent before to get something (or someone) you wanted, what/who was that "something"/"someone", and what was the accent you used. If you haven't, ever thought of using a fake accent?
Vote and leave a comment. And I also notice that I tend to leave out other celebs, forgive me. After the fifth choice I just write down names that popped in my head first, and it's so true for this poll.
Okay I'm not sure what you guys think of celebrity/movie/tv shows montages on Youtube. I think they're mostly a hit-or-miss thing, but I was searching for the song that plays in the background of the recent Old Navy commercial on Youtube and landed to this:
*sigh* It made me miss the first season of Grey's Anatomy. I think most people tuned it to watch Meredeth and McDreamy, but I watched the show for the relationship of Christina and Dr. Burke. While I thought the main character's relationship was exhausting and annoying, I found Christina and Dr. Burke's relationship to be the highlight of each episode.
Anyways I thought the song by Ingrid Michaelson ("The Way I Am") complimented the scenes that were chosen. They had such great chemistry together, and I miss them on the show. I miss the old Grey's Anatomy. *sigh*
So Mr. Clive "I'm a f*ckin cavemen!" Owen has a scratch on his face during a photo shoot for the production of Tom Tykwer's "The International" on Sept. 24, 2007. Come here and let me nurse you Mr. Owen. *swoon.*
How is it in spite of his disheveled look he has going on, I still want to do things to him that include whipped cream and bamboo bed sheets? (I think those who read my previous posts know what I'm talking about when I say bamboo bed sheets. If not here's the link: http://teamsugar.com/group/464886/blog/629600).
Oh and have some french music to go along with it. I feel like I need to take a shower.
In honor of the DVD release of Knocked Up (best comedy of the year or for a long time), I want to know which of these funny man would you go out for a romantic dinner and a long walk at the beach. Vote and feel free to leave your comments as to why you picked that special funny man.
Vote for the actress who are 30 or above in age years and add your comment/s why you would want to be friends with her. When the votes are tallied I will let everyone know who came first, second, third....you get the idea.
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