Today, in celebration of the birthday of Patrick Swayze, our song of the day is one that he wrote for Dirty Dancing. Enjoy She’s Like The Wind.
Today, in celebration of the birthday of Patrick Swayze, our song of the day is one that he wrote for Dirty Dancing. Enjoy She’s Like The Wind.
This song was written for the soundtrack of the 1995 film, Kids, and the video if made up of scenes from the Larry Clark-directed film (along with another story about space exploration). Oddly enough, the song itself doesn’t actually appear in the film.
Enjoy!
Seeing as how today is Robert De Niro’s birthday, this 1984 tune seems like an obvious pick for song of the day!
Steve Martin celebrated his 80th birthday two days ago. Belatedly, today’s song of the day is dedicated to him. From 1978’s Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, here is Steve Martin performing Maxwell’s Silver Hammer!
Today’s music video of the day invites you to take a walk through the city with Demi Lovato.
Enjoy!
This just happened to come up on my YouTube recommendations. Before anyone yells at me, I realize the song is not from 2025. But the video was just uploaded by the band 3 weeks ago so that’s why I’m going with the 2025 date.
Enjoy!
Today’s song of the day comes from the soundtrack of Wim Wenders‘s 1991 film, Until The End of the World.
In case you were wondering whatever happened to David Archuleta, here you go.
Myself, I can still remember when David Archuleta was on American Idol. There was actually a lot of controversy when he came in second to David Cook, which always struck me as a bit odd. Archuleta seemed like a nice guy with an okay voice. David Cook actually had talent.
(If anything, this was the season that showed how silly it was to have adult performers competing against teenagers.)
Oh, the Archuleta stans were crazy. I remember posting some very jejune criticism of Archuleta’s performance of Imagine on a message board and getting accused of being a “psychopath” for not enjoying Archuleta’s rather weepy interpretation.
My favorite that season was Jason Castro, just because of how obviously stoned he was.
As for today, Archuleta’s a boring ex-Mormon now. Who didn’t see that coming? This video presents us with Archuleta the angel, which is like whatever. I honestly think it wouldn’t hurt him to get a new management team. Either that or I guess he could become a perennial political candidate like Clay Aiken.
Enjoy!
Today’s song of the day is the opening theme from Franz Waxman’s score for Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca.