David Bisbal
Posts Tagged ‘Fun stuff’
A little night music: Pink, So what?
February 4th, 2010Just was crazy for her performance the other night at the Grammies. That video has quickly become difficult to find a way to display legally, but I really have liked her for a long time and this song is really the attitude that I like. She’s just fierce:
A little night music: Jerry Lee Lewis and Bette Midler
January 29th, 2010Who knew? From a Rolling Stone Magazine Anniversary party. Enjoy.
A little night music: I just wanna f**king dance
January 25th, 2010Quiet weekend. Rough news from some quarters. Tough week. So right now, here’s a golden oldie and a favorite of the thom blog:
The Song is from “Jerry Springer: the Opera”
A little night music… History Repeating Itself? Ask the Dame…
January 18th, 2010Dame Shirley that is:
A little night music… Mary J Blige at the Grammies.
January 18th, 2010This is a woman who can sing.
Enrique at G.A.Y. in London
January 17th, 2010I really wish I could explain to people how comfortable and open Spaniards have become about LGBT people, especially in the cities. The influence that Spain could and does have on the Spanish speaking world is immense. And the countries to our south are bit by bit going beyond us in the US. I would love to work on a way to strengthen this amazing connection.
I’m sure I’ve posted this before probably, but it always moves me.
A little night music
January 17th, 2010I haven’t had much to say lately. At least not much very cheerful. But I’ve been feeling something creative coming up, so who knows. In the meantime, here’s some great music from the wonderful Alejandro Sanz and Shakira singing live in Santiago de Compestela.
Letterman tradition since 1984: Darlene Love, R&R great, sings Christmas. It starts my holiday every year.
December 25th, 2009This is a real holiday tradition that I love. Miss Love, you rock. I think this is the 27th time she done the show for Christmas.
The Best of the Whedonverse.
September 25th, 2009
The Buffy Cast
I love nearly everything that Joss Whedon does, with special emphasis on Firefly and Buffy. But there were and are brilliant pieces in all his work. He is a true artist working some pretty nifty tricks. High concept shows with amazingly deep character studies – and funny! Entertainment Weekly attempts to pick the best 25 of any of his shows. I agree with the list pretty completely. I especially agree with this one as the top pick. It wasn’t a finale, or a cliffhanger, or a normal episode at all. And in a show filled with creepy-crawlies and things that go bump in the night and kill, this episode gives us reality. Here’s the best of Whedon:
1. ”THE BODY”
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 5
If there’s any argument to be made for the short-sighted irrelevance of the Emmy Awards — which marginalized Buffy for the entirety of its run — this episode should be exhibit A. Expertly written and directed by Whedon, ”The Body” is all about the emotional devastation caused by the sudden, tragically natural death of Buffy’s mother, Joyce (Kristine Sutherland). Deft and heartbreaking, ”The Body” isn’t just the best episode in the Whedonverse: It might be the best hour of television we’ve ever seen.
Go have fun and take a look at the top 25. Would love to know what you think. Please comment at thomlynchblog.com
