Krystal

Sting and Eddy Grant. Sting is so g-ddamn smart. Eddy Grant is talented, sexy and an underrated guitar player.

I watched The Babadook. I love that movie. http://youtu.be/k5WQZzDRVtw

Stay safe out there.

It sounds like you have been betrayed by someone. I can relate to that. Have experienced it many times. Betrayal never comes from your enemies. It comes from friends and loved ones. That's why it hurts so much.

Matisyahu messaged me on Facebook. Maybe I should buy his music.

I knew that Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye would be a massive hit the first time I heard it. I also knew that the guy would be a one hit wonder. He was too weird to be anything but.

These guys write the best love songs, don't they????????

Kiss best represents rock n roll to me.

I love Cristina Scabbia. I don't really care for Floor Jansen. Whenever I hear her name, I can't help but giggle. Floor??????

Jennifer Aniston isn't a fan of MCU films either. She said that Marvel is diminishing the industry. But she has always been a weak performer and she has never won a major award for her acting. She got her first gig because of nepotism which diminishes the industry more than anything else. If she had her way, then Hollywood would be churning out even more stupid romcoms than it is already. In most of the films that she appeared in since she left Friends she is basically just playing Rachel by another name. https://www.buzzfeed...vies-and-people

I watched The Haunting remake from 1999 with Catherine Zeta Jones and Liam Neeson.

I heard that Diahann Carroll died. I'm surprised that no one posted a thread about it.

I finally watched the first season and the first episode of the second season. I really didn't enjoy it tbh. I found it depressing and unwatchable. I have heard some people comparing the series to torture porn. Right now I'm watching reruns of BH 90210 and How I Met Your Mother to lift me out of this terrible mood that Offred put me in. I think I'm just tired of dystopic films and TV shows. I have enough drama in my life.

A partial list: I Saw Red - Warrant Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler Always - Bon Jovi Love Bites - Def Leppard Love Song - Tesla Wait - White Lion All of My Love - Led Zeppelin Power of Love - Jennifer Rush (not Celine Dion) Sad Beautiful Tragic - Taylor Swift Beauty and the Beast - Steve Nicks

I don't recall answering this thread. My reply would be Eddie Van Halen most definitely.

Sorry for your loss.

I forgot about that one. http://youtu.be/3pYNd0MSVXs

Kenny Loggins was the King of 80's soundtracks: Caddyshack, Footloose, and Top Gun.

This is the happiest, most upbeat song ever, I always listen to it when I have a bad day. Kenny Loggins was a good looking man in his prime. Still is. http://youtu.be/-WQNMWBSGUQ

Taylor Swift's new album Lover is out on August 23 all you fanboys. http://youtu.be/8KpKc3C9V3w But you already knew that, didn't you?

I saw this movie on the weekend. I really enjoyed it, including the twist at the end. Leo Dicaprio's acting was amazing, especially when he was in his trailer on the movie within a movie set. I also liked Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate, but I thought she could've had more lines. I thought the movie was unfair in its depiction of Bruce Lee. I doubt he was that much of an arrogant jerk. That's all I have for now.

Switchfoot is actually a Christian band, but some of their material is actually quite mainstream and not preachy.

The Cars were formed in Boston in 1976.

The People vs Larry Flynt. I love Woody Harrelson. He's my favorite actor of all time. Here he is at Wimbledon. His facial expressions are so hilarious.

Pretty Fly by the Offspring is such an overplayed song. I cannot stand that band. They are just utterly terrible.