Musiq Soul Child “Who Knows”
For all those who love Valentines Day: ENJOY!!!!
These songs should be on your playlist as you spend time with your sweetie: Peter Gabriel “In Your Eyes”, Edwin McCain “Could Not Ask For More”, Teddy Geiger “For You I Will (With Confidence)”, Jessica Simpson “Be”, Christina Aguilera “Understand”-”Without You”-”The Right Man”,Musiq SoulChild “Don’t Change”, John Mayer “Your body is a Wonderland”
Kelis “Caught Out there”
For those of you who hate Valentine’s Day with a passion, here is a video that should be right up your ally.
P.S.- these songs should be your soundtrack for the day: Erykah Badu, “Call Tyrone”,Carrie Underwood “Before he Cheats“, The Pussycat Dolls “I Don’t Need A Man”, Ashanti “Foolish“, Beyonce “Me, Myself and I“, Alicia Keys “Karma“, Mandy Moore “Nothing You Are“, Avril Lavigne “Happy Ending“, Lily Allen “Smile”
Kanye West “Hey Mama”
Tina Turner & Beyonce
Amy Winehouse “You know I’m No Good/Rehab”
I’ve been receiving a lot of searches for Journalism Internships (preferably for music magazines) for Blender Magazine. Here is a recent ad from ed2010. Blender Magazine is currently looking for interns as of 1/23/08 So, if you want to be a music journalist and love Blender, you should definitely apply.
Photo by Joe Buissink
Last week, American Idol Runner-Up Katharine McPhee married her boyfriend of two years, Nick Cokas, in a private ceremony. She has just released a couple of photos from her big day! Proving that Age Aint Nothin’ But A Number, Congratulation to Katherine and Nick!
The New York Giants have won the 42nd annual SuperBowl. With a 3-point lead (New York Giants 17, New England Patriots, 14). I’m not into sports but I was tempted to see what was happening since I heard so many screams from fans watching the game. Congrats to them. With this much excitement going on, having Obama win the Democratic nominee for President would put the icing on the cake.
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Today marks the first day of the month of February and also the first day of Black History Month. This year marks the 32nd year that the U.S. (and Canada) have celebrated African-Americans and learned more about the history of African-Americans the struggles as well as the triumphs/victories. This is the time to expand your knowledge of African American History if you’re African-American or not.
Be sure to check out your local library/museum to see if they’re showing any movies or having any forums for Black History Month.If you’re a college student, be sure to check out any special forums, discussions, presentations on black history on campus or visit your campus’ department of African Studies and see what’s happening. If you’re a Rutgers student (like moi), be sure to click on these links, there are a lot of things happening through out the campus’: Rutgers-Camden, Black History Month at Rutgers University, Newark as well as Rutgers-New Brunswick/Piscataway Campus .
And check out these sites as well: BlackHistory , The Biography Channel’s showcase on Black History Month and a new website , The Root as well as Rutgers-Newark’s Department of African-American & African Studies
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