Showing posts with label the voice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the voice. Show all posts

February 6, 2012

day 4.55

what i love (this week)
...on a monday

the song

love. love. love.

the show

season 2. better than idol.

the movie

now i'm just down to two best picture nominees to see before the big show: hugo and the tree of life.

the look
what else?

June 5, 2011

day 3.173

what i love (this week)

the song
emily valentine, a recently eliminated the voice contestant (who happens to share the name of one of the craziest beverly hills, 90210 characters), posted her original song, "it ends with a kiss, on youtube. i can only guess she's referencing the impromptu kiss she shared will a fellow contestant on stage.

the movie
yes.

the show
this show should be called "brooke mueller is batshit crazy," because that's what the "scenes from this season" point to, and i cannot wait. can. not. wait.

the look
don't really like the song, but i like this album art.

May 15, 2011

day 3.156

what i love (this week)

the song

i cannot tell you why i like this song. i really have no idea why. really.

the show

obsessed. this will be the show that saves nbc. maybe.

the movie

i mean i want to see it again, so you should want to see it for a first time. go. now.

the look
you look like an adult! now start singing like one. please.

April 20, 2011

day 3.131

the voice: it's coming
check out this 12 minute extended preview for nbc's new singing competition, the voice. judging by this, the voice may be the first show with enough talent, and enough originality (even though it's based on a show from the netherlands), to take on american idol. and kudos (or kadooze) to nbc for getting this thing up and running so fast. in the time its taken for fox's the x factor to find its judges (which is still undecided), the peacock net launched production with four of music's biggest names. the only name the x factor's landed so far is l.a. reid, who's known within the music industry, but is nowhere near a household name. the only thing that worries me about the voice is the concept of sight-unseen. no matter how you cut it, ugly people don't become pop stars. the show premieres tuesday on nbc- hopefully it can help the fourth place network make a comeback. in the meantime, enjoy the group performance featuring all four judges - cee-lo, blake shelton, adam levine and christina aguilera.