Just like that, we are halfway through 2026 or should I say we’re "halfway to everywhere"? Sorry people, no Black Crowes songs are included in this post. However, I’ve noticed that the band has been playing more Warpaint (2008) songs live lately, besides “Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution.” So, it’s only a matter of time... Continue Reading →
Michael Jackson’s ‘Live at Wembley’ Is the Most Exhausting Show I’ve Ever Seen! | DVD Review
To prepare for the Michael (2026) biopic, I watched Michael Jackson’s Live at Wembley July 16, 1988 show on YouTube the night before because I heard the biopic recreated the “Bad” performance from this concert. Up until that point, I spent 17 years avoiding Michael Jackson because of my childhood obsession with him following his... Continue Reading →
My Favorite Songs from May 2026
To be honest, I didn’t listen to a whole lot of artists besides Michael Jackson during May 2026. As mentioned in my previous post regarding Michael Jackson’s short films, I’ve been on the Michael Jackson train lately trying to make up for dismissing him for the past 17 years. I could’ve had this list filled... Continue Reading →
My Top 10 Michael Jackson Short Films
So, I’ve been on the Michael Jackson train lately thanks to the Michael (2026) biopic. I’m basically making up for dismissing him for the past 17 years. The dude was quite a visionary when it came to his music videos or as he preferred to call them, “short films.” Besides the fact that he gave... Continue Reading →
‘Michael’ Makes the King of Pop Cool Again | Movie Review
This review is dedicated to my 10-year-old self who watched Michael Jackson’s music videos in awe following his death and performed her own version of the “Thriller” dance for her aunt and uncle. My love-hate relationship with Michael Jackson began in 2009, shortly after he passed away. Music channels like VH1 and MTV were playing... Continue Reading →
‘Kings of the World: The Def Leppard Model for Success in Life’ Is Genuinely Inspiring | Book Review
Disclaimer: I received a free Kindle copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review. Two weeks ago, I was contacted by an author and Def Leppard enthusiast named Sal Nudo, who asked me if I could review his latest book, Kings of the World: The Def Leppard Model for Success... Continue Reading →
My Favorite Songs from April 2026
Honestly, I had trouble picking my favorite songs from April 2026 because I didn’t listen to a lot of albums this month. I’ve been watching way too much YouTube lately and consequently, I became very lazy. Most of the songs I’ve selected were inspired by the past two weeks. Notable events that took place include... Continue Reading →
Tracklist for Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets at Disney’s Hollywood Studios REVEALED
Photo of The Muppets by Disney I’m still in the midst of sorting out my future, therefore, I have a lot of free time on my hands. Lately, I’ve been getting up earlier and earlier, which is annoying as heck. But in this case, it was a blessing in disguise because on the morning of... Continue Reading →
Ross Halfin’s Photos in ‘Def Leppard: The Definitive Visual History’ Are Stunning | Book Review
The rock ‘n’ roll gods blessed me with another Def Leppard book and even better, it’s a picture book! The book is called, Def Leppard: The Definitive Visual History. It was published in 2011, so it covers the band’s early years to the Songs from the Sparkle Lounge (2008) album. My older sister sent me... Continue Reading →
David Archuleta’s ‘Devout’ Reminds Us That Our Past Doesn’t Define Who We Are | Book Review
Flashback to season 7 of American Idol when I was nine-years-old. David Archuleta was a shy 17-year-old with angelic vocals and a musical soul beyond his years. There are certain shows and movies I stray away from when it comes to what really happened behind the scenes like Full House and Boy Meets World. However,... Continue Reading →