Greyson Chance Releases New Single, “Holy Feeling”
Worldwide pop artist, Greyson Chance, delivers his most recent single and music video for “Holy Feeling” today care of Arista Records. The taking off track was composed by Chance, produced by Teddy Geiger and Chad Copelin at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas, and features his vocal ability. The video was directed by Bobby Hanaford, shot in Los Angeles, and Chance wore Saint Laurent by … Continue reading Greyson Chance Releases New Single, “Holy Feeling”
An All-New Season of Trailer Park Boys is Coming
All you fuckers, rejoice! You heard it right! The Sunnyvale trailer park boys are facing 2021 with a bang! Starting January 1, we’ll get to catch the boys with new misadventures for their 13th season and will have ten sexy episodes. We can hardly wait! What I’m most looking forward to is what their wrote that happened to the late John Dunsworth’s character, Mr. Lahey. … Continue reading An All-New Season of Trailer Park Boys is Coming
NBC’s Mr. Mayor Halts Production After COVID-19 Positive Results
One of the series that I’m mostly looking forward to is NBC’s Mr. Mayor, starring Ted Danson and Holly Hunter. Tina Fey and Robert Carlock created it, so I expect a lot of fun with political and social commentaries on the side. Its first season is slated to run starting January 7 of next year, and they have been filming. However, just today, they halted … Continue reading NBC’s Mr. Mayor Halts Production After COVID-19 Positive Results
Natalie 2V ‘Faded’ Track Review
Natalie 2V’s latest single, Faded, has two versions. The original one, which can be heard on Spotify, has all the workings of a hit song. Natalie 2V’s smooth vocals open up three or four seconds on the intro, gliding through different notes, and gradually bursting into the high chorus and flowing with accompanying contemporary sound elements. You hear this varying technique in the entire song, … Continue reading Natalie 2V ‘Faded’ Track Review
Why Watching Comedy Sitcoms Has Become My Most Unproductive Task
I’m a slacker. While I rejoice in having to post more than ten blog posts in the past month, I have not earned a single penny out of it. It has become a hobby, but I’m hoping that I could at least garner more traffic and follows in the future. What makes it worse is that I have been into comedy sitcoms again (since September), … Continue reading Why Watching Comedy Sitcoms Has Become My Most Unproductive Task
‘Mindanao’ Film Review 2, from Another Point of View
What’s great about art and consuming it is the gift of interpretation, reflection, and (more) research. Whether the art form is profound or not, there’s always something we can learn from it. Now, those learnings and interpretation are still based on how we were brought up, the things that shaped us, and most importantly, the things which we are most exposed to–our family, peers, the … Continue reading ‘Mindanao’ Film Review 2, from Another Point of View
CNA’s ‘Beyond the Viral Video’ Discusses the Effects of Social Media
Only a few of us would admit that we’re addicted to social media. And yes, social media addiction is real. Consuming content and getting likes produces endorphins in our brains. The endorphins, or feel-good hormones are temporary, so in order to get another boost, we turn to social media again. Social media addiction is rarely discussed in the cute cat videos, senseless (and witty) memes, … Continue reading CNA’s ‘Beyond the Viral Video’ Discusses the Effects of Social Media
Stream Acclaimed Japanese Films for Free at the JFFPlus Online Festival
Great News, Japophiles! Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no stopping the annual Japanese Film Festival. However, since we are at the “new normal,” the Japan Film Festival is following health protocols. That’s why they’re bringing the filmfest online, which is safer, and not to mention, will bring in more viewers than if it were organized in cinemas. The Japan Film Festival (JFF) is an … Continue reading Stream Acclaimed Japanese Films for Free at the JFFPlus Online Festival