Hands down, my favorite movie of 2009 is “500 Days of Summer.” (Full length trailer at bottom of post.)
I realize this movie is up against serious competition but it’s a personal choice based on how many times I think I would be able to watch the movie in the years to come. For me, it’s right up there with High Fidelity, Princess Bride & Breakfast at Tiffany’s. I can watch these movies over and over and never get tired of them.
And another lady getting ready to drop a new album is M.I.A. <—- Do not click this link if you are prone to seizures. Seriously.
Per this tweet from @SFJ & The Fader’s post, this could be a song of her upcoming album, which is still untitled. It sounds spacey & weird and awesome enough to be from her. And if you watch the cideo closely, you can see that the light reflections are actually a person. I wonder if this is the Verizon inspired song she speaks of in her Rolling Stone interview?
Hallelujah! She’s back!!
This song leaked a while back but now, we have a video. I can’t begin to express how excited I am for her new album, “Soldier of Love,” to drop on Feb. 9th, 10 years after her last album, “Lovers Rock.” There’s no better way to start a decade than with a Sade album, no?
So here we are. It’s 2010. I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to make the first post of 2010 but I had a busy ending to 2009. I travelled a lot last year and it’s all finally catching up with me. My extended hiatus is pretty much over and I’m ready to hit 2010 with the full force of Mike Tyson’s fist.
While 2009 was filled with recession, scandal and cutback, it was quite an amazing year. I saw a lot of friends get laid off from their jobs but I also saw a lot of people get right back up and into the game. Nothing tests a person’s character than adversity and strife. I also had an interesting year. While it was one of the slowest years I’ve had professionally, it was one of the most exciting personally. I was able to travel Europe for the first time and was able to focus on what I really wanted out of the coming year and the years to follow.
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