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Under-appreciated Talent: Artists That Deserve Way More Recognition
As mainstream music becomes more and more uniform and predictable over time, it's not often that the chance is given to find great "under-the-radar" artists. Luckily, through searching high and low, I can safely say that I've found a few artists that are unique in their own right, and have captivated me from the moment I laid eyes (or should I say ears) on these bands/artists. If you haven't already, you should definitely, and I do mean definitely, give a listen.
By Nyla M.8 years ago in Beat
I Want To Be
I want to be the reason you lose what's left of your mind, the demon that tells you to kill any attempt at feeling better,
By Sharlene Alba8 years ago in Poets
Imperfection
It’s not the fear of loneliness It’s the thought of the most imperfect human not being with you The most imperfect human that is ever so perfect to you
By Cara Aruilio8 years ago in Poets
Always
Though my eyes show no surprise to the old yet new person you are, my heart still freezes at your touch and awaits the sweet embraces that you grace me with.
By Indy Writtens8 years ago in Poets
Burning
You leave me burning, Wanting more. I feel you passing by behind me And I keep thinking, "this time?" Perhaps my impatience is beginning to
By Jessica Snow8 years ago in Poets
Best Live Action Adaptations of Cartoons Never Made
Kids have always spent tons of time watching Saturday morning cartoons, but why haven't some of these classic cartoon series been on the big screen? The best live action adaptations of cartoons never made are huge missed opportunities. For the nostalgia factor alone, many of these cartoons would bring out huge crowds ready to spend their money and re-live their youth a bit.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Geeks
'The Legend of Hell House'
What makes for a good haunted house movie? A scary building, creaky doors, people walking around with candles, and lots of sudden surprises? Well, perhaps. But maybe it takes something more to really get under the skin. Or—brickwork?
By Sebastian Phillips8 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Faces Places'
The grand lady of the French Cinema, Agnes Varda, may have made her final film. In interview with Indiewire.com, Varda told writer Eric Kohn that her new film, Faces Places, made with innovative French artist JR, would be a fitting final film. In the interview, Varda compares herself at 89 years old to a boxer potentially staying for one fight too many. She’s not "going to bed," as she puts it, she still has art installations to work on, but indeed the curtain may have come down on Agnes Varda at the Cinema.
By Sean Patrick8 years ago in Geeks