My (Not So) Secret (Gaga for London) Life

forlackofabettercomic:

I bet you guys haven’t even HEARD of Neoclassical Polka-Punk. How embarrassing. 

I think Enigma almost had the dubstep chant thing. Almost.

lifeoverload2:

nruhrkraut:

muhmuhmuhmichael:

nerdlyme:

zombiehospice:

“Call Me Maybe” - Carly Rae Jepsen

I have become addicted to this song.

I honestly did not see that ending coming, ha. 

Fuck this song. Why is it so good?!

Knew it :D

the song: ehh. This video 

I LOVE THIS SONG NO ONE EXCEPT LIKE FIVE OF US KNEW THE WORDS LAST NIGHT HAHAHAHA

Oh, that’s a cute video! xD And that ending…

taytaymore:

myoverthemoonface:

“Safe and Sound” music video ~ Taylor Swift ft. The Civil Wars

I am in love with this song, and the video is beautiful. Nobody wants to believe it’s Taylor Swift when I play it though! Haters to the left
 

I would be a much bigger fan of Taylor Swift if she sounded like this more often. That being said, I loved listening to this song. 

Yes. Yes, I’m okay with this. She should do this kind of stuff more often.

(Source: realor-notreal)

(Source: loveydoveyghettoprincess)

doctorwho:

BBC America to air Doctor Who Prom (2010) as part of their DW Marathon this weekend.

So we were looking at the BBC America lineup for the Doctor Who Marathon this weekend when we came across this bit:

BBC America is going to air the 2010 Doctor Who Prom on American television! (and they didn’t tell us probably b/c we would have yelled and danced and sang like one of those impossible scenes from Glee where they all do a musical number in the middle of the cafeteria and everyone is just there but if it happened in real life the whole thing would just feel a bit put on and hawkward — that’s what it would be like. Wait a sec… we wrote this in the post? This wasn’t in a tag? Oh this is just hawkward as well.)

Anyway, it’s on at 10am Saturday on BBC America.

For info on what the Doctor Who Prom is, we consulted the website known as ‘Please read: a personal appeal from’ (aka Wikipedia):

The Doctor Who Prom 2010 was a concert showcasing incidental music from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, along with classical music, performed as part of the BBC’s Proms series of concerts. The concert was performed on 24 and 25 July 2010 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and was hosted by actors Matt Smith, who portrays the Doctor, and Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill, who play his companions.

(via isntithateful)

What is this shit? Once it actually gets to the music, its good, but the like ten minutes before… No. NO.