Saturday, December 26, 2009

What a Year...

The end of 2009 is quickly approaching. 2009 was a year for the history books in so many ways. There were many progressions and regressions in politics (depending on your political views) and many losses in entertainment. I could talk and make this lengthy, but I won't. Everyone be safe, be responsible, and I wish you the best in 2010 and many more years to come.

Lastly, I'd like to list all of the great entertainers, history makers, and famous faces that died this year.

Michael Jackson
Walter Cronkite
Patrick Swayze
Farrah Fawcett
Ed McMahon
Adam Goldstein
Ricardo Montalban
Natasha Richardson
Les Paul
John Hughes
Frank McCourt
Dom Deluise
Karl Malden
Billy Mays
Bea Arthur
Jett Travolta
David Carradine
Brittany Murphy

Happy 2010!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Until I post again...

I'll be missing in action more and more often because school has started. I'll be occupying my time with my research paper, college essays and applications. My time will be very occupied. I hope you find something you enjoy to occupy your time.

Bobbin' to a Newbie

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Happy Birthday Michael!

"Our angel moonwalking in the sky."


Happy 51st Birthday! We still love and miss you, dearly.

Thursday, August 27, 2009

News to Me

I never knew that Boyz II Men made a song for Aaliyah. This is news to me. I guess you hear something new everyday.

"The Aaliyah Song" by Boyz II Men

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Can you believe it?

Aaliyah Dana Haughton
(January 16, 1979 - August 25, 2001)


Today's August 25, 2009. Today is also the 8th anniversary of Aaliyah's death. I remember how much her death came as a surprise to everyone- even people who weren't fans of her music.

Everyone was genuinely saddened that such a young, beautiful and talented woman died so tragically. I remember her as the Aaliyah who modeled for Tommy Hilfiger. I remember when she used to wear boxers and baggy pants. I even remember the "Are You That Somebody" video when she was dancing in Sketchers. The saddest thing is that Aaliyah was just getting her feet wet. It would be interesting to know what her career might have evolved into if she was still here. That's why I find it so hard to believe that she would have been 30 in January. I still remember her as the Aaliyah in "Romeo Must Die."

I've realized something. When we lose someone dear to us, even though it may not seem like it, time will eventually heal our hearts or at least teach us how to cope. Time taught us how to cope when The Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac were murdered. Time taught us how to cope when Eazy-E died of AIDS and when Left Eye died in a car crash. Time will help us cope with Michael Jackson's death.

These people left an incredible mark on their families, their friends and their fans. They still live among us with their music. This blog is dedicated to all the fallen musical angels who were taken before their time, especially Aaliyah and Michael.