Showing posts with label Alphabeat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alphabeat. Show all posts
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| Monty Wooley as Sheridan Whiteside in the amazing Christmas movie "The Man Who Came to Dinner" |
- X-Mas (Let's Do It Again) - Alphabeat
- Tracks in the Snow - The Civil Wars
- Winter Song - Sara Barelles and Ingrid Michaelson
- Home for the Holidays - Emmy the Great and Tim Wheeler
- Believe in Me - Fun.
- All the Right Reasons - Dressy Bessy
- Melekalikimaka - Shannon and the Clams
- Hang Your Stocking by the Fire - Soda Fountain Rag
- Wonderful Christmas Time - The Bandana Splits
- Santa's on His Way - The Pipettes
- Carol of the Bells - The Bird and the Bee
- All I Want for Christmas is You - The Puppini Sisters
- The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't be Late) - Tegan and Sara
- Fairytale of New York - Stars
- River (Joni Mitchell Cover) - Lex Land
- Carry Me Home - Hey Rosetta!
- Blue Christmas - First Aid Kit
- Christmas Time is Here (Live) - Dark Dark Dark
- Baby, It's Cold Outside - Rufus Wainwright and Sharon van Etten
- Zombie Christmas - Emmy the Great and Tim Wheeler
- The Christmas Song (Alternative Version) - The Raveonettes
The countdown continues until Les Miserables (29 days) and the Hobbit (18 Days)!
How can anything possibly top that?
Well, really nothing but I think the following *should* suffice.
Somehow...
How can anything possibly top that?
Well, really nothing but I think the following *should* suffice.
Somehow...
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| This picture has made my world Saturday night. |
BOMB...shell SMASH! Eeek!
Magical Broadway deception, lies, manipulation, gay men, adultery and everything your mother hates is coming back. But your mother doesn't hate the stick bobble-head previously known as Jennifer Hudson (hate to sound so harsh, but she did look good with some hips on her) which will be the one thing she'll watch Smash for. In Season 2, now the question is no longer Team Megan Hilty or Team Katharine McPhee, it's who is the next Joan Collins in this new game of Primetime Soap Opera. Sounds a little cringe-worthy, but the Bombshell show and the Marilyn factor will hopefully make a few appearances and anything to see the undeniable pairing of Tony-Winning Christian Borle and Debra Mesing together! And speaking of undeniable pairings, Messing's Will and Grace's co-costar Sean Hayes will have a stint on the show as essentially himself, a song and dance comedian making his Broadway debut. Outside of Hayes, Hilty, Davenport, Borle and Messing I will attempt to not cringe completely at the sudsy soap this show has suddenly become.
"I feel like I wanna murder someone and also I want soft
pretzels." - New Girl
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| It's amazing what a late-night spree of weheartit does for a girl. Thank you, Rose Water Witch for making me happy. So hard. |
Mr. Eddie Monroe from Grimm
Speaking of Sean Hayes, here is one of his production company's best and it's main saving grace. Sorry Sasha Roiz, as creepy-sexual as you seem in a Nazi soldier kind of way, but my man (in a heterosexual world) is Silas Weir Mitchell, Eddie Monroe, blutblad, Mr. Christmas-and-I-Love-Trains.
You.
Make.
My.
World.
(and oh my the amount of Monroe/Nick slash, this pleases me deeply)
This show is perfect, outside of my extreme lady boner for Roiz and Mitchell, the joking cop back-and-forths don't get extremely cheesy, fairy tales abound (at least at first), Play on German words (Brilliant! I have two German-geeks for friends so I heavily appreciate this!) and David Giultoni reminding me every minute that he could totally pull of playing Clark Kent/Superman.
How Do Swedish Popstars Do Christmas? Like This!
*Le Droolage* *Thud*
I love this band, and since their release of not only their single "Love Sea" in August or their cheerful-as-fuck video that came out September 14th or the fact they have their album on bandcamp...
it's because they exist!
(and because Love Sea is great to hoop too!)
