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Thứ Tư, 2 tháng 12, 2015
Beyoncé And Coldplay Have A New Song And You Need To Listen To It
It’s called “Hymn for the Weekend,” and it’s a damn gift to this world.
The holidays are fast approaching. And because Beyoncé and Coldplay are good people, they just released, "Hymn for the Weekend," as an early gift to us all.
It's got that magical, transport you to another world and make you feel like you're flying quality that Coldplay always brings.
Where am I?! Heaven, covered in a chocolate fountain?!
And Beyoncé's iconic voice to swaddle you in the finest silks and carry you away to another dimension.
Thank you, Queen.
What a time to be alive! Thank you for making the world a better place, you two.
The Guy Who Wrote "Hamilton" Also Wrote The New "Star Wars" Cantina Song
“I AM NOT THROWIN’ AWAY MY SHOT.” —Han Solo before he shot Greedo, probably
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It all started when Abrams went to see Hamilton, and Miranda joked backstage that he'd totally write some new Cantina music if they needed it.
John Williams, the master composer, didn't want to write the music for that particular scene.
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This Guy Gave Public Enemy A Lift To Their Gig In His Ford Focus
Kevin Wells stepped up to the plate when the rap group’s taxi left without them.
Here's something you don't see every day: legendary hip hop group Public Enemy getting a lift to an arena gig in the back of a Ford Focus.
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Photographer and Public Enemy fan Kevin Wells, 50, had popped into the Record Collector store in Sheffield’s Broomhill district on Sunday, where the band were signing autographs.
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The band had booked a car for 6:30pm but it left before they had finished. So Wells stepped in to offer them a lift in his mid-range family car. "They were such nice guys, we had a right laugh," he said.
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"People started panicking and looking for someone to drive, so I volunteered.
"We were chatting away, but the phone was constantly going as their management were clearly worried.
"Then as we were coming through Attercliffe, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen came on the radio.
"Everyone was singing the words and rocking out in the back of my car, it was like a Wayne's World moment. "I was looking in the rear view mirror thinking, 'is this actually happening?'"
America, We Need To Pay Attention To This U.K. Pop Star
We can’t let this become a Cheryl Fernandez-Versini situation.
OK, America, I’ve gathered us all here today because there’s something special happening in the U.K. right now and it deserves our attention.
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A really good pop star, Fleur East, released a really great single, “Sax,” and we, collectively, need to get behind both.
Some quick background: Fleur East is a two-time X Factor alum, who competed on the show’s second and eleventh seasons. The 28-year-old singer originally appeared as part of the girl group, Addictiv Ladies, but went solo after they were eliminated in 2005. After a couple of failed singles, she re-auditioned for the show alone in 2014 and went on to finish second. Now, she’s signed to Simon Cowell’s record label and prepping her debut album, Love, Sax and Flashbacks.
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Too often a really good pop star with a really great song surfaces in the U.K. and we, as Americans, choose not to pay attention.
Sure, Ella Henderson’s “Ghost” did ~OK~ here and most Americans know what Rita Ora ~looks like~, but neither woman gets a fraction of the respect or attention they deserve. And Cheryl Fernandez-Versini (née Tweedy, formerly Cole)? We just straight-up dropped the ball with her. "Fight For This Love," "Parachute," and "Call My Name" all should've been huge hits here.
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This is not a fate we can let befall Fleur.
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