New Avengers
I can't wait for this flick to open later this Spring. Avengers is my kind of popcorn movie and one that will get me back into the theater. Because as of now, the obnoxious popcorn munchers and rude talkers are keeping me at bay.
Around 12 tornadoes touched down in Kansas last night. See one forming near Hutchinson, KS below. I remember the days of getting exciting when the sirens would sound - jumping on top of our roof to see if we could spot one. Unfortunately (and fortunately), Lindsborg sits in a valley of some sorts so the funnels usually swirled on by. An amazing site to see.
Days of Our Lives, one of the only soaps left on daytime TV, showed its first gay kiss. And it was a doozy! Check it out below. A bit young for my tastes. But appreciative of the network's support of the gay and lesbian community.
I spotted the amazing Skating Aratas on the "Ellen Show" today. Of course, I paid more attention to the shirtless hottie. He can spin me around anytime.
Whitney performed "Saving All My Love for You" on the David Letterman show in 1985. What's most impressive is that Whitney just walks out, pics up a mic, and starts singing. It was that natural. Amazing.
I can't escape Aaron O'Connell. And that's okay. He's my "hottie of the moment." Check him out in the Liquid Plumr spot below for Double Impact. I'll let him snake my drain anytime.
My afternoon jam. Cher Lloyd deserves some stateside attention. Perhaps now that L.A. Reid signed her to a record deal, she'll take off.
I still don't know what Gay-Ville is (even after watching the video), but the clip grabbed my attention. Though, if the creators of the promo piece asked for my opinion, I'd tell them to focus more on the hottie in blue jogging on the treadmill. Just sayin'.
Whitney's last release, "Nothing But Love," got no love from the public. But there are a few good tracks that should have been appreciated by radio programmers and the buying public - one being "For the Lovers." It chugs along with a chorus that begs to "throw you hands up." Check it out below.
Tonight's episode of SNL, 36 minutes in, has to be one of the best in months. Guest star Maya Randolph deserves credit as do Amy Poehler and Justin Timberlake. High-larious "Bronx Beat" and "Beyonce" skits are highlights. Musical guest Sleigh Bells, however, need to go back to the Poles.
I just dropped Chris and our friend Hekk off for dinner. I'm now back home but I don't want to get out of the car. 80s on 8 is counting down the Hot 100 from this day in 1985. What a great year. I might just have to sit here all night.
Yes, I've decided to cut my hair. After hours of contemplating the move, and conducting a poll with both new and close friends, I realized it's time for a change. Sure, I fear I'll become less noticeable once my golden locks are gone. But there's something to be said for updating my look. As a result, the winning haircut will be inspired by Bradley Cooper. If only I could steal some of his good looks too.
Tom Skilling on WGN TV news just noted this winter Chicago has had 41 days of 40+ weather. Compare this to last year's 6, and you can understand why this has been quite a mild season and one I'm thoroughly enjoying.
I've been hunting for this track for a while - never remembering who sang it (and searching the title netted zero results). All I could recall was that it featured some dude with blown out blonde hair in black leather. A fave of mine from 1986. Thanks 80s on 8!
Katy Perry's latest single, "Part of Me," one of three songs added to a repackaged version of "Teenage Dream," isn't anything groundbreaking, but I'm diggin' the track. Another fun collaboration with Max Martin and nothing short of what I'd expect from the hitmakers. Check out Katy below as she performs the song live at the Grammys.