What to Download: New Music This Week


Updated 08/31/10 3:35 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 0 comments

New Music Releases For Aug. 31 Include Jenny and Johnny and The Weepies

If you're in a "love stinks" type of mood, then I'd urge you away from today's new music offerings: both releases are from duos that are together in real life and in song, and their happy tunes will have you smiling and humming along. Check out the tracks that I've decided are the most downloadable. Jenny & Johnny, I'm Having Fun Now The lowdown: The romantic relationship between Rilo Kiley's Read more

Album Review: The Sex and the City Movie Soundtrack


Updated 06/05/08 3:50 PM · Posted by BuzzSugar · 19 comments

Sex and the City Movie, Soundtrack

I was lucky enough to take an advance spin of the new soundtrack for the Sex and the City movie and I immediately thought of good times with girlfriends. In aggregate, it's not entirely a get-up-and-shake-your-booty kind of mix, but just a cool bunch of songs about love and friendship. I think it would be quite perfect for the background music at a hip wedding shower actually. The soundtrack is Read more

Now Is Good Trailer: Dakota Fanning Has Jeremy Irvine on Her Bucket List


Updated 03/06/12 8:39 AM · Posted by · 0 comments

Now Is Good Trailer With Dakota Fanning

Dakota Fanning is all grown up now, which means it's time for her requisite weepy teen romance movie. In Now Is Good, Fanning plays 17-year-old Tessa, who learns she is dying of leukemia and sets out to do "as much as she can as fast as she can." That includes doing drugs, breaking the law, and a relationship with Adam (Jeremy Irvine), a boy who is sweet enough to stand by her side and help Read more

The Office, "Goodbye Michael": Best Lines of the Night


Updated 04/29/11 9:39 PM · Posted by · 11 comments

The Office Recap "Goodbye Michael, Part 2"

Well, that's a wrap: Michael Scott has left the building. This week is Steve Carell's final episode of The Office, and it's touching and appropriately sentimental. It didn't make me as weepy as I thought I'd be, but I did feel a certain amount of closure, which actually may be better. In "Goodbye Michael," Michael lies to everyone about his last day to avoid the pain of the goodbye. Everyone Read more

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Trailer: Get Your Tissues Ready


Updated 12/16/11 10:29 AM · Posted by · 8 comments

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Movie Trailer

If The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is the "feel bad movie of Christmas," then Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close may be the "feel sad movie" of the holiday. Based on the best-selling novel by Jonathan Safran Foer, the film follows a bright young boy named Oskar (Thomas Horn) who sets out on a quest to find the lock that matches a key left behind by his father (Tom Hanks), who died in 9/11. If Read more

Glee-Ful Highlights From Episode "Blame It on the Alcohol"


Updated 02/24/11 5:32 AM · Posted by · 18 comments

Glee Recap, "Blame It on the Alcohol"

Now this is the show I fell in love with last year! Glee has all the right moves this week: entertaining performances that fit nicely into the story, the kids getting up to typical (OK, slightly exaggerated) teen mischief, and Mr. Schuester showing that he's only human (without steering too far into creepyville). The latest "epidemic" to sweep McKinley High is underage drinking, which prompts Read more

Children's Texts That Make Moms Cry


Updated 02/08/12 2:59 PM · Posted by LilSugar · 31 comments

Books for Babies

Grab a box of tissues and one of these books before putting your baby to bed! Children love a good read, but some of their favorite board and picture books are quite the tearjerkers for postpartum or weepy mothers. Love You Forever is the tale of how a mother's love for her son never ceases. The story ends with a role reversal as the grown man cares for his elderly mom. Check out five other Read more

Day Two: The Democratic Party Unites With Hillary's Big Speech


Updated 03/14/12 4:05 PM · Posted by CitizenSugar · 135 comments

Hillary Clinton Speaks at the Democratic National Convention

Dressed in radiant orange, Hillary Clinton, runner-up in the historic Democratic primary, owner of those 18 million cracks in the glass ceiling, brought down the house. The vibe in the air, in the city, and in the arena was one of unadulterated excitement. Excitement that the candidate who made it so far in the race was here to lend her formidable prowess to the candidate to be, pride over what Read more