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Worse than the Wooden Spoon: Reviewing all the ‘Nul Point’ entries at Eurovision
Eurovision can be a cruel old show at times. Each year, hopefuls from countries across Europe, and even Oceania, take part all bidding for Eurovision glory. But what happens if these countries don’t want to even give them a slither of glory, a measly point for their troubles?
By VISION5 years ago in Beat
My Review of "MTV VMAs 2020"
MTV VMAs 2020 tried to emulate their previous year's successes but it's a little tough when everyone is in quarantine. Or so they seem to be in quarantine. We all know in the back of our heads that there are a large number of these celebrities that aren't practicing proper social distancing and whatnot but they have to appear in public that they are.
By Brian Anonymous5 years ago in Beat
5 ‘Central Park’ Songs That Will Motivate And Inspire You
If you love songs that can help get you through the day or have lyrics you could belt out with glee in real-life scenarios, do tune in to Central Park on Apple TV+.
By Marguerita Tan5 years ago in Beat
My Review of "The Remix: Hip Hop X Fashion"
The Remix: Hip Hop X Fashion is a documentary that I think a lot of people should really check out because they talk about some important artists that no one knows about. The film basically focuses on the work of Misa Hylton, April Walker, Dapper Dan, and Kerby Jean-Raymond. These are pretty important figures in the fashion industry but in different ways.
By Brian Anonymous5 years ago in Beat
The Voice AU: The Inside SCOOP & what really goes down...!
Another Year of tantalising TV shows hit the airwaves around Australia and we're once again greeted with the four "friendly" judges from @THEVOICEAU.
By Ms SCOOP6 years ago in Beat
Rating Mnet's Good Girl Performances Pt. 3
This episode marks the beginning of the Good Girl team facing off against outside opponents chosen by Mnet. Both the Good Girl team and the team they are competing with have the chance to win the coveted "flex" money. For these performances, instead of ranking them I'll be choosing who I think should have won between the two teams. This time it was rather easy for me to chose- in fact, I was trying not to be overly biased for the Good Girl team! - but, knowing some of the opponents coming up, I can tell it's going to get a lot harder as the episodes go on. Anyway, let's go!
By Veronica Traggiai6 years ago in Beat
Unorthodox representations
SPOILER ALERT! I COMMENT ON THE ENDING EVENTS OF THE NETFLIX MINISERIES, UNORTHODOX, IN THIS ARTICLE. I am a musician. I have always considered myself a musician. However, despite having attended a prestigious music school for university and having tried to find my own way within a music career, I have always felt stifled and hesitant on this path. My career in music thus far has been one of calculation and stealthiness. In this way, I can relate to the character of Esther Shapiro, played in Netflix’s recent miniseries, Unorthodox. However, the portrayal of musicians and their work in this series is also something I wish to critique and discuss.
By Laura6 years ago in Beat
Grammys 2020
The 64th annual Grammys were held this past Sunday on January 26th. They were hosted the second time in the row by New York Singer Alicia Keyes. I watched the award show and can honestly give my best opinion about it. The Grammys are a supposed to be a prestigious award show that recognizes music over the past year, but overall the years it has not been very promising. This year I feel like it was not as entertaining and the award recipients were given to the wrong people. I do not know why the Grammys keep going with this system, as it loses their credibility. They were a few good highlights from the show that I might recognize as well. To further explain my point, here is a rundown of the entire show.
By Bralen Williams6 years ago in Beat
THE MAGNETISM OF LOVE AND HIP HOP
Cat fights, gossip, looks and “kiki’s”, and oh yes-music, all await viewers that eagerly await the debut of their favorite season, be it NYC, LA, or Miami. So much so that as we march into a decade- Love and Hip Hop producing new content is old news.
By Michael John McIntosh6 years ago in Beat
You
‘You’ “What would you do for love? For a brilliant male bookstore manager who crosses paths with an aspiring female writer, this question is put to the test. A charming yet awkward crush becomes something even more sinister when the writer becomes the manager’s obsession. Using social media and the internet, he uses every tool at his disposal to become close to her, even going so far as to remove any obstacle –including people — that stands in his way of getting to her.“
By Talk About Pop Music6 years ago in Beat
A Tapestry of Sound and Vision. Top Story - October 2019.
Even before MTV made “music video” an everyday term, rock and roll existed as a visual medium almost as much as a sonic one. One of the most obvious side effects of this duality has been the numerous attempts to encapsulate the cultural significance of rock music for television and film. Though not focused solely on rock music, the documentary series Soundbreaking, which aired on PBS before being released on DVD and digitally, is arguably the most successful effort to date. Somewhat paradoxically, the fact that that the program isn't totally focused on rock and roll is what makes it virtually definitive on the subject.
By Don Klees6 years ago in Beat
Top 10 RuPaul's Drag Race Lip Syncs
These queens really knew how to sashay, shantay, and slay that runway. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the "Top 10 RuPaul’s Drag Race Lip Sync Battles."
By WatchMojo6 years ago in Beat