A while ago a friend sent me
the video for Marc Broussard's low-down soulful song "Home," and I fell in love instantly. The video is beautifully shot; a loving portrayal of Broussard's southern journey, well, home. It's a catchy, percussive song that's made more emotional by Broussard's passionate vocals.
Variety has issued its annual
Women's Impact Report, highlighting women who have made an impression at all levels of entertainment. Just like
last year, the list includes executive powerhouses, household-name performers, and lesser-known talents. Over the next couple of weeks, I'll be spotlighting some of the women whom I find particularly noteworthy.
Awww. Talk about cute overload. The video for My Morning Jacket's "Touch Me I'm Going to Scream Pt.
Part of me wanted to dismiss this video for the Black Kids' song "Look at Me (When I Rock Wichoo)" as being yet another video obsessed with cutesy nostalgia, borrowing as it does from old, cheesily animated kids' shows. But I'm really liking this video, and maybe it's just Monday morning sluggishness, but I find myself zoning out to it more and more as I watch it. My eyes are probably all glazed over, not unlike what used to happen during Saturday morning cartoons years ago.
