The latest release from Lea Michele’s upcoming album has been released. And it’s fantastic! “Louder” is a fast paced pop number that is sure to get you singing along in no time. I am enjoying this song so much that I’m kind of wishing it was the debut single instead of “Cannonball”.
Louder the debut album from Lea Michele is due to be released on February 28th.
Listen to “Louder” below:
In this week’s new episode of The Mentalist, “The Golden Hammer”, the FBI investigates the death of Charles
Whitaker, a computer engineer specializing in mapmaking in Houston (TX). He died at his workplace, for a heart failure caused by an overdose of illegal drugs. Charles however had no drug history, and no sign of drugs in his house.
After some fuss to get Jane a full security clearance, with the help of Abbott (Rockmond Dunbar), Jane (Simon Baker), Lisbon (Robin Tunney), Fisher (Emily Swallow) and Cho (Tim Kang) can finally start to work on the case.
by Ashley Weitzel
Alex Selkella was made famous when she appeared on MTV’s hit TV show “16&Pregnant” where we see her dealing with teen pregnancy and all of the issues and trials that come along with it. She then went on to do MTV’s show “Teen Mom 3′‘ where we see her as a parent dealing with the everyday struggles including working two jobs, having to co-parent, and the everyday in and outs of having a child.
We had the chance to speak with her about her experience over the last few years.
Most of us are familiar with the movie Mary Poppins—the magical nanny who flies in one day and takes two children on whimsical adventures. We remember the great Julie Andrews as the titular nanny, the comical perfection of Dick Van Dyke as jack-of-all-trades Bert, and especially the timeless songs. Saving Mr. Banks tells two stories of Mary Poppins that most people haven’t heard: firstly, the struggle between entertainment titan Walt Disney and the author of the original Mary Poppins books, P.L. Travers, over the rights to make the iconic movie; secondly, it tells the story of P.L. Travers’s troubled childhood and the events that led to the arrival of her own Mary Poppins figure. The result is a film that both tickles our funny bones and tugs at our heartstrings.
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