Much like yesterday’s video, today’s music video of the day takes me back to my country roots.
I really need to go to the lake soon.
Enjoy!
Much like yesterday’s video, today’s music video of the day takes me back to my country roots.
I really need to go to the lake soon.
Enjoy!
Today’s music video of the day takes me back to my country roots. And, appropriately enough, it’s from the Twisters soundtrack!
Enjoy!
Don’t worry, folks, Camila’s got Chanel No. 5 and a video that looks like it might be a commercial for the same.
Enjoy!
Not yet, anyways.
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I swear, Italy and carnivals….
Femme Fatale is my current career goal.
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Wow, look at all the fun they’re having in Italy!
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It’s always good to start your day with something from the wonderful Lindsey Stirling. This video has the energy that we all desperately need right now.
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Sometimes, you’re just hanging out with your best friend Heidi Klum and a party breaks out. Sofi and Heidi reminded me of myself and my BFF, Evelyn, which I think is why I enjoyed this video.
Plus, you never know when the pizza delivery guy might turn out to be a kickass DJ!
Enjoy!
Today is Pete Townshend’s 79th birthday and today’s scene that I love features Pete Townshend (as a member of The Who) performing at Woodstock in 1969.
Roger Daltrey later said that this was the worst gig that they ever played and The Who did end up going on stage early in the morning, with the sun rising as they performed See Me, Feel Me. The majority of The Who’s performance was not included in the initial release of the Woodstock documentary but the noticeably grainy footage would later be included in various rereleases.
Unfortunately, no cameras recorded the moment when Pete Townshend became the hero that 1969 needed by kicking a ranting Abbie Hoffman off of the stage. But, audio of the incident survived.
Here is The Who at Woodstock:
Rest in Peace, Dabney Coleman.