February 2012
56 posts
Watchthedailywhat:
Grammys: Adele unveils Dr. Steven Zeitels’ handiwork with her first live performance since the Mass General surgeon removed a hemorrhaging polyp from the singular singer’s vocal cords.
[yardie.]
See Also: The science behind why Adele’s “Someone Like You” makes you cry.
Watchthedailywhat:
Adele First On-Screen Post-Surgery Song of the Day: CBS has released another clip in promotion of Anderson Cooper’s upcoming 60 Minutes profile of Adele — this one featuring a snippet of the chart-topper singing on television for the first time since her urgent throat surgery.
The full interview airs this Sunday @ 7 PM ET. It will be followed by the 2012 Grammy Awards, where Adele...
Needs
We usually feel like failures when we’re unable to accomplish what we set out to do or when a right turn ends up being a wrong turn. But why, then, do we also feel like failures when we are unable to satisfy another person’s needs? Are we really to blame for this or is this putting ourselves in a lose-lose situation? And when those needs we’re trying to satisfy are against our...
Watchthedailywhat:
This Is Funny, You Should Watch It of the Day: Team Coco sent Billy Eichner of Billy On The Street fame to interview fans and football players at the Super Bowl.
Why? Because when it comes to hard-hitting questions there is only one man America can trust to ask Giants center David Baas if he saw Madonna’s halftime show.
[fod.]
Watchthedailywhat:
Out Of The Mouths Of Babes of the Day: Madison Galluccio, a 15-year-old resident of North Haledon, speaks before the New Jersey Assembly Judiciary at a hearing on New Jersey’s same-sex marriage bill.
Galluccio, the daughter of two gay men, tearfully urged the committee to “help me feel equal” by passing bill.
They did just that, sending the legislation to a full Assembly vote on...
Watchthedailywhat:
Strongest Cheerleader In The World of the Day: Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts sits down with Anna Watson — a University of Georgia cheerleader so brawny, she could probably serve as the base for an extension-level stunt in which all the other team members are flyers.
Watch the interview below:
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[abcnews.]
