I wanted to feature a cute scene for Labor Day but then I searched YouTube and I discovered that It’s Labor Day, Charlie Brown! is apparently just something that I dreamed up.
But I did find this clip of Snoopy working in a grocery store!
This scene that I love is dedicated to everyone who is having to work retail on Labor Day.
I know that Blades of Glory is about the Winter Olympics and not the Summer Olympics but it’s always a good time to watch Will Ferrell and Jon Heder take it to the ice!
Hi, everyone! Well, I just watched Sharknado 4 twice and I live tweeted it both times! You can expect to see my review either tomorrow or on Tuesday, depending on how well I recover from tonight.
But, until then, it’s time to share this week’s final dance scene that I love. This wonderfully sensual scene comes from the 1955 best picture nominee, Picnic! Check out this wonderfully sensuous scene with William Holden and Kim Novak!
I hope everyone’s had a great July and I hope that August will be even better!
Love ya!
(Oh, at around the 18 second mark, the picture appears to freeze but don’t panic. That’s a glitch in the upload and it only lasts for a second or two.)
Tonight, I have two dance scenes to share with you. The first one was recommended to me by fellow TSL contributor, Valerie Troutman. It comes from 1985’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun! I haven’t seen this film but I enjoy this scene. It pretty much just screams “1985,” doesn’t it?
(And who wouldn’t want to spend all day watching Dance TV?)
I’ve shared this second scene before but, since we’re on kind of an 80s theme tonight, I simply had to share it again. From 1989’s Teen Witch, here’s “Top That!”
Tonight, I am going to share two dance scenes that I love!
Why?
Because I love dancing and, even more importantly, I love our wonderful readers!
Our first scene was suggested to me by Valerie Troutman. It’s from a 1984 film called Reckless. I haven’t even seen this film but I liked this little scene. The dancing starts at 2:20 and let’s just say that you’ll never look at Aidan Quinn the same way again.
Our second scene is one that I’ve shared before but it’s just such an odd little scene that I feel like I have to share it again. Who knows — maybe someone out there is depressed and could use some cheering up. In this scene from 1991’s Zandalee, Judge Reinhold and Nicolas Cage share a dance while Erika Anderson watches.