The rants and raves of a teenage cinephile who is just a little bit obsessed with Catherine O'Hara and Hayao Miyazaki.
Showing posts with label Song of the Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Song of the Day. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Song of the Day, featuring Carey Mulligan!

Have you guys heard Belle and Sebastian's new album, "Write About Love"? I've been listening to a few tracks from it constantly, and one of them is the uber catchy title song, which actually features the amazing Carey Mulligan...SINGING! Yeah!

So the song is just awesome. Belle and Sebastian are a fantastic band, and I mean, Carey Mulligan. Everybody loves Carey Mulligan. :) And she can sing! Don't you love it when you find out that your favorite actors can sing? She should be in a musical. Yes.

Awwwww! I mean seriously. Who can resist this adorableness!


Here's the song for your listening pleasure...




Enjoy!

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Happy Earth Day!



Make the most of it, ya'll.

Monday, April 5, 2010

Song of the Day - "Always With Me"



The lovely end-credits song from my favorite movie..."Spirited Away"! Enjoy.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Song of the Day - "Almost There"

My favorite Best Original Song nominee from last year's Oscars. I couldn't find the actual scene from the movie that would allow me to embed it, which is a shame because it's such a wonderful little scene. However, the song is still great by itself!

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Song of the Day - "School of Rock"

I love it so, so much. My favorite line?

"Tonight's assignment...KICK SOME A$$!"

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Song of the Day - "All is Love"

From "Where the Wild Things Are", the song that should have been nominated for an Oscar this past year. The music branch gets it wrong so much!!! Sigh. Anyway, enjoy!



Sunday, March 14, 2010

Song of the Day - "A Kiss at the End of the Rainbow"

"A Mighty Wind" is one of my favorite movies, and Catherine O'Hara is one of my favorite actresses. This is such a wonderful little song that not only works well on its own but is perfect for the plot it serves in the movie. Enjoy!