Music Video of the Day: Boys by Britney Spears (2002, dir by Dave Meyers)


Today’s music video of the day is here to help you to get in the mood to party on New Year’s Eve.  If you don’t have plans to visit a castle and dance with Austin Powers and Taye Diggs, why don’t you?

Enjoy and here’s hoping for happiness (for Britney and all of us) in 2024!

Music Video of the Day: All Dressed Up by Hazel English, featuring Day Wave (2022, dir by Hazel English and Jackson Phillips)


Today’s music video has a dream-like and somewhat ominous atmosphere to it.  Watching this video, you get the feeling that you’re watching a world that’s on the verge of ending.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Get Right by Jennifer Lopez (2005, dir by Francis Lawrence)


I hope everyone had a great holiday!

Let’s start the final week of 2023 with Jennifer Lopez playing seven different characters in the video for Get Right.  This video was directed by Francis Lawrence, who famously worked with another Jennifer when he took over directing duties on The Hunger Games franchise.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: Sleigh Ride by Lindsey Stirling (2023, dir by Stephen Mallett)


Its nearly Christmas, which means that it’s time for some Christmas music from the amazing Lindsey Stirling.  There’s a lot of pure holiday joy to be found in this video.

Enjoy!

Music Video of the Day: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by Blake Lewis (2017, dir by ????)


Blake Lewis totally should have won American Idol.  (I voted for him and cried when he lost!)  But at least he can still win our hearts with this interpretation of a classic Christmas carol!

Enjoy!

Song of the Day: I Dreamed I Saw Jack Nance Last Night by Dumb Numbers


Eraserhead (1977, dir by David Lynch)

Today would have been the 80th birthday of Jack Nance, the talented but troubled actor who was a favorite of David Lynch’s and who died under mysterious circumstances in 1996.  Born in Massachusetts but raised in Texas, Nance first won acclaim as a star of the stage show, Tom Paine.  The director of Tom Paine later received a fellowship to the American Film Institute where he met a young director named David Lynch and recommended that Lynch cast Nance as the lead character in his film, Eraserhead.  Lynch and Nance were kindred spirits, two all-American eccentrics with their own unique view of the world.  Lynch went to use Nance in almost every film that he made up until Nance’s death.  Nance would also appear in small roles in films from other directors, usually cast as quirky and obsessive characters.  Outside of his role in Eraserhead, Nance is probably best known for playing Pete Martell on Twin Peaks.  Pete’s discovery of Laura Palmer’s body launched the entire saga.

Twin Peaks 1.1 — The Pilot (dir by David Lynch)

Now, sadly, I can’t share any clips from Eraserhead on this site.  I wanted to share the scene where Jack Nance, as Henry, first has dinner with his future in-laws but I couldn’t find any uploads of that scene that were not age-restricted.  So, I’m just going to recommend that you see Eraserhead if you haven’t yet.

In my search for an Eraserhead scene, I did come across this song about Jack Nance and, in honor of Jack’s talent and legacy, I am making it today’s song of the day!

Music Video of the Day: Please Come Home For Christmas by Taylor Hicks (2014, dir by ????)


Since yesterday’s music video of the day came to us from Katharine McPhee, it only seems appropriate that today’s music video of the day should feature Taylor Hicks.

Enjoy!