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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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On tonight’s episode of Glee, Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) duets with Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff) on Adele‘s stunningly beautiful song Rolling in the Deep. We are still a few hours away from tonight’s ep of Glee … but if you just can’t wait any longer, you can check out video from tonight’s ep of Rachel and Jesse‘s duet below.
This is truly one of my fave new songs. I’m not surprised at all that Glee chose it for tonight’s ep … and I am really loving this version of the song. Glee gets some of the songs they cover very right … this is case in point. What do you think of this Glee version of Rolling in the Deep?
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
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Monday, October 10, 2011
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Sunday, October 9, 2011
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
Incredible Music Video Done Using Light Painting!
So. Dang. Rad.
Check out the video above for All India Radio called Ripples.
The video took SIX MONTHS to make, as doing "light painting" is a very time consuming process, let alone to animate. It is all shot in camera, in the real world, by very hard working individuals!
Light painting uses long exposure techniques to create [...]
We can't help but be a little wary about this…
After being HOrrifically plagued by cast and crew injuries and a plethora of production problems, Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark took a month off to revamp the troubled production, kicked director Julie Taymor to the curb and pulled in new producers, and apparently, is now ready to debut once again with new music and a revised story!
Check out the latest poster (above)!
And according to a promotional e-mail:
Order your tickets now and be the first to see the brand-new version of Broadway's musical spectacular–with new music, new scenes and a whole new take on the mind-blowing theatrical adventure. Songwriting superstars Bono & The Edge of U2 have joined forces with a new team of artists to bring this sensation to even greater heights. Be there.
The new previews begin May 12th, with an official opening June 14th.
At least, for now.
All right, guys! You've had more than enough time! Let's either get this right or put a fork in it!
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