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Posts tagged chicago

heysportsblog:

Farewell, Kerry Wood.

Willis Earl Beal - Don’t Leave Me Hanging

Ok fine. So you’re probably cooler than me, because you’ve heard of him before. Apparently, his name has been bandied about underground for ages. Well he got signed and he’s finally making his first overground appearances. This is from Germany. That voice is absolutely…wow. Stop reading. Push play. Thanks.

He’s got a gospel voice, blues styling and plays to a backing tape. And it absolutely works. 

alexandra-ewing:

It’s not that this is the best song, or the best routine, but the earnestness of the whole film gets at me, and this scene especially, as it’s the only real stereotypical musical number. Everyone looks like they’re having a good time doing it, half-laughing as they rhythmically work around the restaurant.

I can’t get this song out of my head.

aldoushuxtable:

“A Beer With..” S2E3: Baratunde Thurston

Baratunde, one of the most viral people on the internet, digital capo for The Onion, author, and recent magazine cover boy drops by for a pint and some conversation. We discuss his upcoming book “How To Be Black”, calling out social media “gurus”, #BlackTwitter, and a lot of other stuff. 

This is the best episode we’ve done. More to come.

Very funny. Very timely. Watch.

donnyspeaks:

Lupe Fiasco - I’m Beamin’ (Music Video)

Today nobody cares.
But tomorrow, they will. 

Wax On Radio  - Today I Became A Realist

the sad face of dreamers, waking to the life that passed them by. they follow forever the flame that holds their eyes. they march in place, straight to their graves. they hold their hands, whispers in the air. what fills our eyes is what makes our lives, as they kick the dust just to remember the light

the poorly drawn believers, fading in the towing of the tide. they sink here forever, stark as stone inside. they insure their names, in spots on graves, in the idle hands of idle days. as we fill our lives, we all realize how we spend our days is what becomes our lives

sail on quick. fly past the world. find me a love 

A Very Merry Children’s Scientology Pageant at A Red Orchid Theater in Chicago. Go see if you live in the city or will be there around the holidays.