Product Placement
Mike Driver
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Hey everyone, it looks like one of my baseball card posts got noticed... by my bosses! Thanks for the photo credit @bgsubpcl - you should follow them to see what else we can find back in the stacks. #PopularCulture #PopCulture #Library #BGSU (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
Taken from the 1997 Donruss base set, I feel like this card perfectly captures the writing on the wall. #SteroidEra (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
Doing our best streetcar impression. #STELLA (at Easystreet Cafe)
Before becoming the Westeros Wino Lena Headey lost her innocence in The Summer House. A Hallmark Original Movie. (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
A wild Greg Gagne appears! (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
@natfish and I went for a walk last night and saw this bunny face off. #CuteDuel
In 1994 Bob Hamelin was the A.L. Rookie of the Year for the #kcroyals. Two years later he was featured on what might be the strangest baseball card I've ever seen. (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
Life before buzz feed. #fandom (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
You know what? You've got spunk. I hate spunk. (at Browne Popular Culture Library)
at Town Square
Everything next year will just have to suck a little harder
This has to be one of the most entertaining "Best/Worst of the Year" features I've come across in a long time. I particularly enjoyed all of Sheffield's "Pre-Thicke era" choices. Well worth the read.
Christmas Lights. (at Toledo Zoo)
After conquering broadway in Spring Awakening and dominating the charts with the cast of Glee, it was only a matter of time before Lea took a shot at pop stardom (in all honesty I’m surprised it took her this long to do it). ‘Cannonball’ serves as her first official single off her upcoming debut album Louder, and it’s kind of everything I expected from her. I’m not going to be blasting ‘Cannonball’ on repeat but that’s not to say it’s entirely bad. I’m sure her fans will flock to this one, but I don’t really see mainstream audiences latching onto it like they did with Katy Perry’s ‘Roar’ or Miley’s ‘We Can’t Stop’. If you like what you hear, you can purchase a copy of it right now on iTunes by clicking here.
First Listen: Lea Michele - “Cannonball”
As the original post noted, this is certainly not terrible - but who is the intended audience? Even to an avid (note: young) "gleeks" this track pales in comparison to what we've already heard in a fairly strong year of Pop Music. Not to mention for someone who has a background in Broadway, this is hardly as vocally dynamic as one might expect - so there goes appealing to a potential theatrical fanbase too - and with production so safe it may only find heavy rotation on AC stations... as a result, the only place I can imagine someone hearing this song is in the waiting room at their next dentist appointment.
I Thought I Knew How Big Upworthy Was on Facebook: Then I Saw This
I guess I'm not missing much by not logging on to Twitter.
