Pre-Beatles photo of Paul and George
Brigitte was really something back then.
Angelina, the budding beauty.
Marlon before he got very fat.
Cher really hasn’t changed a lot. Thanks Docs.
George in his nerdy days.
Did you know that was into muscles back then?
Elvis holding invisible iPhone.
You can see he likes music. Plays a mean piano too.
Young Beauty.
If there was ever any doubt about their fling, guess it was true.
Elton always had a flair for the outrageous.
Talk about young and almost innocent.
Before peroxide.
Too bad Judy couldn’t handle the pressure of stardom. Liza barely can.
Freddie you stud you. Wish you were still here with us.
Harrison Ford, David Prowse, Carrie Fisher, Peter Mayhew, Kenny Baker & Mark Hamil
Tags: Entertainment, Interesting, Nastalgia
After she said an emotional farewell to her dying mother, Sarah Phillips, 16, produced a personal tribute to her mothers four-year battle against cancer.
Alone in her bedroom, Sarah read the words of the song “Autumn”, by Scottish singer Paulo Nutini, from the internet. Then, holding her mobile phone in her left hand and using it as a recording device, she sang the song without a single mistake or hesitation.
Four and a half hours later, Sarah and the rest of her family were at Mrs Phillips’ bedside in the family home when she took her final breath. She was 48.
The song has been put to music and clips from family videos – taken during the last two decades of Mrs. Phillips’s life – were turned into this short film.
Please be sure to tell those that you love how much they mean to you, while you still can.
Tags: Good Choices, Health, Love, Proud, Teenagers
Approximately 41.3 million people in the US watched the 2010 Oscars on Sunday, up 14% on last year and the best audience for the awards show in five years.
Sunday night’s surge in viewing for the 82nd Academy Awards can probably be attributed to the nine nominations garnered by Avatar even though it only won three awards, losing out in the best picture and best director categories to The Hurt Locker.
The uncertain outcome of the contest between Avatar’s director, James Cameron, and his ex-wife, The Hurt Locker’s director, Kathryn Bigelow, meant the three-and-a-half-hour-long ceremony was more popular than last year’s Oscars, when Slumdog Millionaire dominated the awards.
You can’t tell me that the challenge of directing The Hurt Locker even comes close to than directing Avatar. It always kills me how some independent film that hardly anyone saw turns out winning. I think that Cameron WAS the best director of the BEST movie, Avatar.
I predict that viewership will drop again next year to levels below that of the 2009 awards show.
Yes, the only reason we watched this year was to see how Avatar fared when they handed out the awards. The people of America and the world voted with their pocket-books for Avatar, which grossed $720,607,444 domestically as of 3/7/10. Hurt locker grossed about $14,700,000 and was released almost six month sooner than Avatar. The graph below tells it all.
Tags: Art, Entertainment, Stupid
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