Monday, October 4, 2010
Music Monday: Like a G6 by Far East Movement
While I'm not sure what exactly "Like a G6" means, this tune is damn catchy. Plus, they are the first all-Asian pop group to land a spot on the mainstream pop charts! Congrats to them and I hope they're next single is even bigger.
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music,
Music Monday
Dancing at the Movies
Happy Monday! Check out this great compilation of various dance scenes in movies.
I recognized clips from a bunch of movies! Here's a list of the ones I saw:
Flashdance
Footloose
Dirty Dancing
Clerks II
Grease
High Fidelity
Saturday Night Fever
Pulp Fiction
American Pie
Honey
Phantom of the Opera
Moulin Rouge
Mary Poppins
Strictly Ballroom
Happy Feet
Singing in the Rain
Rocky Horror Picture Show
7 Brides for 7 Brothers
Step Up 1 & 2
Save the Last Dance
Mamma Mia
Coyote Ugly
Get Smart
Austin Powers 1
Billy Elliot
High School Musical
There were a few scenes I couldn't place, so if you know please let me know in the comments!
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Just for fun,
mash up,
movies
Chuck vs. The Cubic Z
I've been neglecting my Chuck promotion! This season has been pretty solid so far, and I'm very excited to see how the rest of this season turns out. I'm a big Chuck/Sarah fan, so there has been plenty for me to love so far.
Be sure to tune in to an all-new Chuck, tonight on NBC at 8pm EST/PST.
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chuck,
television
Sunday, October 3, 2010
SNL Highlights: Bryan Cranston
I was going to post clips from the show, but the more I think about it the more I didn't really care for any particular sketch. Nothing stood out to me, a lot of it fell flat, and Bryan Cranston's comedy skills were severely underused.
However, Kanye West blew the roof of the studio by breaking from tradition and transforming the musical number in to a big production. Instead of the usual bland instruments and performer on a normal stage, he and a slew of ballerinas and models performed in a stark, brightly lit white stage.
Watch his performances below.
However, Kanye West blew the roof of the studio by breaking from tradition and transforming the musical number in to a big production. Instead of the usual bland instruments and performer on a normal stage, he and a slew of ballerinas and models performed in a stark, brightly lit white stage.
Watch his performances below.
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music,
review,
SNL,
television
Baby Monkey - That's my Jam!
The original video was cute enough, but now with the added music I can't get it out of my head!
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Just for fun,
video
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