Quantcast
Channel: Oh No They Didn't!
Viewing all 142794 articles
Browse latest View live

Kpop Post: BTS,GFriend,Bobby,Pentagon


Nadine's 'Go To Work' video is here!

Shakira feat Nicky Jam - Perro Fiel (Music video)

Fuller House season 3 trailer

0
0


The first nine episodes of season 3 premiere next Friday, the 22nd - the 30th anniversary of Full House's premiere.

Source

Beyoncé goes to see Dear Evan Hansen

0
0

source 231

Have you seen Dear Evan Hansen, ONTD?

Niall Horan Releases A New Single and It Isn't On The Loose...

0
0


...I guess. His album "Flicker" finally comes out next month.

source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cfL9nTNugM

welp...are you feeling this ontd? the chorus sounds just like another generic song that i can't place and it's really bugging me.

why

Carly Rae Jepsen - Cut To The Feeling [Full Music Video Premiere]

0
0


The Weinstein Company gave Carly Rae Jepsen one and just released the full 3 minute and 49 sec music video for "Cut to the Feeling." A follow up to this post.




Source

ONTD Roundup

0
0

The View ends the week with James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal

0
0




James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal appear on The View to promote The Deuce. Joy asks how Maggie explains Trump to her children and that he is a bully. Sunny asks about James' social media break and how Trump won because of social media. They talk about the reality of porn and sex work. Maggie explains how she got information in regards to being a sex worker during the 1970s.

The 🔥 topics discussed on the show today were:

- They discuss wedding cash bars. It's tacky. They should just leave the bar open. Sunny argues for a dry wedding instead of having a cash bar.
- A study says that men prefer less intelligent women. They have no interest or fear dating smart women. Whoopi says none of them would be married.
- They talk about Hillary Clinton's interview on NPR about how sexism was a factor in the loss. How women voted in the same interest as their husbands.
- Donald Trump is still blaming "both sides" for Charlottesville and this is on the eve of signing a bill that would call out white supremacists. Joy mentions that Ann Coulter is even leaving Trumpet. They talk about the false equivalency between Antifa vs. KKK.













SOURCE: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

'GAME OF THRONES': HBO shares an animated history of the Seven Kingdoms

0
0



Told in the animated, storybook style of the History & Lore
features, Game of Thrones Conquest & Rebellion brings you the
never-before-seen story of the turbulent events that shaped
Westeros for thousands of years before the series start.
The 45-minute bonus disc is a limited time DVD & Blu-ray™ exclusive gift when fans purchase Game of Thrones: The Complete Seventh Season. Pre-Order now.


source

are you gonna be buying the dvd? what part of history of Westeros interests you the most?

Lethal Bizzle teaches Dame Judi Dench how to rap

0
0



Which national treasures would you like to see release a grime record ONTD?

source

5H Post: Down Goes Gold + Sets Record & Guess which Mega Popstar is a Harmonizer

0
0
5H11



Fifth Harmony has officially been certificated Gold by the RIAA for their hit single, Down. In addition to the achievement, Down has crossed over the 100 million mark in Spotify plays making it their 5th single to do so. This makes makes Fifth Harmony the FIRST and ONLY girl group in history to achieve this feat. Fifth Harmony now has a record 8 consecutive certified records under their belt.

List | Receipts (Update)
(new) - The First and Only girl group to have 5 songs with 100 million spotify plays | check
(new) - All 8 of Fifth Harmony official singles has been certified | check
- ONLY girl group to have their first three albums debut in the top 5! | check
- Ties Destiny's Child and Dixie Chicks with the most top 10 albums | check
- Most awarded group of 2017 | check
- Most Talked about Musical Group | check

Sam Smith
5Hsam-smith

During an recent interview, Sam Smith talks about his love for the girls and his life as a harmonizer.



Source 1 | 2

The Fab Four!
5Hg3

In Real Life of the TV Series Boyband premiere debut music video "Eyes Closed"

Athena Incarnate Carly Rae Jepsen Confirms 2018 Release of New Record

0
0


Liberative auteur Carly Rae Jepsen has revealed that she is in the "polishing" stages of her untitled new album, tentatively proclaimed as the second Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Making the rounds for her latest release Cut to the Feeling: Emotion Side B+, a Japanese exclusive, the LGBT-icon laureate paid a visit to radio station J-Wave during its Step One entertainment program and conveyed her artistic process in the conception of Emotion, her involvement in Leap! and the surprising success of "Cut to the Feeling". (Listen to the broadcast here!)

"I wasn't expecting it to have any reaction. I was on holiday by myself in Italy and I was getting phone calls and hit up by my team being like, 'I think it's starting to get it's own little life, so like, maybe come back?'"

The IRL Makoto Konno was prodded at for her affinity of the 80s, iterating her love for its emotional intesity that appealed to her "drammatic side", yet expressing that [Emotion]'s sound seemed "really fresh" in "taking retro things and figuring out how to make it seem new".

Speaking of her new album, Jepsen further disclosed that she was attracted to a 70s, disco sound: "I dyed my hair blonde with this idea that it would [be like] the Farrah Fawcett video. But then, when you go from black to blonde real quick and your hair falls out real quick."

Host: "Well will we hear [the new album], maybe, the beginning of next year?"
Jepsen: "I think–it's–yes. Yes. I'm hesitant to say a date, 'cause I don't know for sure. [...] I have a baby plan for it, and it would be great to get it here as soon as possible but it's also more important to get it right. So I'm in the cleaning up phases right now, just making sure it's all polished. I'm polishing! Yeah, and growing my hair out."

"I have a couple of different collaborations that I have in mind but they're–it's a secret still. I think that's the gift of what keeps [it] so fresh is just, when you are writing with somebody from a different world of music than you, you get to make something that on your own you couldn't have done. [...] I'm hoping to have a couple."



The underground tastemaker ends the interview with a selection of songs from her playlist, revealing that despite "happiness" being the predominant theme of her work, she mostly enjoyed listening to sad music.

Carly's playlist:

1. Ariel Pink - "Baby"

"It takes me away to a place of just, relaxation and romance and a night in. And, I don't know, a good fire, maybe a little whiskey to share."

2. Vulfpeck - "Back Pocket"

"It's just so good. It's really funky, it's the type of song that I wish I had written. So it kinda makes me a little angry. I mean, I like how nursey rhymeish that chorus is, but without getting too young; it's just like guiltlessly–argh–yeah, so angry!"

3. Big Thief - "Paul"

"The lyrics to this song–beautiful–very much about a woman who realizes that she's not worthy enough to love the man who loves her. And it's just–ugh–gut-wrenching."

4. Soft Hair - "Lying Has to Stop"

"You're gonna have to check out their music videos. It's just so absurd, but funny and awesome."

5. Valerie June - "Wanna Be on Your Mind"

"When I was in Italy I was constantly listening to this song, on repeat, over and over again. It's just so... [mimicking hook] da da da da–It's perfect for walking, chilling, travelling, [unintelligible]."

Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, transcription by yours truly



Carleviticus Ray of Light giving the other pop girlies leeway this Christmas season and avoiding a Q4 release. A true philanthropist.

Adam Beach on the Whitewashing of Native Roles

0
0

  • talks about how Native Americans have had to fight for the right to hold onto their culture - how for hundreds of years, Natives have had to endure everything from forced assimilation to genocide for practicing any forms of their culture (speaking their languages, performing spiritual practices, existing in general) and that whitewashing Native roles is a continuation of the erasure of the Native identity.

  • explains that Native American identity is more than just having a great-great-grandmother who is Cherokee or "looking Native" for having high cheek bones. Likely a reference to the casting of Kelsey Chow in the role of a Native woman in Wind River and the upcoming show Yellowstone.

  • audiences are given inauthentic stories about Natives, or are presented stories where Natives live in extreme poverty and must rely on White Saviours to help them.

  • notes that this erasure also glosses over the extreme violence Native women endure, both from within their communities and from non-natives. He mentions the murder of a First Nations woman that reminded him of the death of his mother and unborn sister.

Link to the essay in the SOURCE (source)(previous article)

Michelle Rounds, Ex-Wife of Rosie O'Donnell, Dies of Suspected Suicide

0
0


-Michelle Rounds, 46, was found dead in her home. The OC Sheriff says, “They are not calling this a suicide at this time," adding, "they are calling it a death investigation. We are waiting for the autopsy to come back.”
-Rounds met Rosie O'Donnell in 2011, they married the following year and adopted a baby girl in 2013.
-O'Donnell's statement: “I am saddened to hear about this terrible tragedy. Mental illness is a very serious issue affecting many families. My thoughts and prayers go out to Michelle’s family, her wife Krista, and their child.”

Source

Patty Jenkins hires Expendables writer to co-write WW sequel

0
0



-David Callaham has been brought in to write the WW2 screenplay based off of Patty Jenkins and Geoff John's treatment.

-Writing credits include:
Doom
The Expendables 1/2/3
Godzilla

Source
Image and video hosting by TinyPic

The Toronto International Film Festival sucked this year and here's why

0
0



  • The biggest sale of the festival was I, Tonya, BUT CBS films offered to buy it for $6 mil sight unseen before the festival and after seeing it dropped their offer down to $2 mil.

  • It was eventually picked up by Neon for $5 mil so producers lost a million by trying to promote it through the festival

  • All the prestige indie distributors like Fox Searchlight, Focus Features, and A24 have lost money buying festival movies and are now more interested in creating movies in-house

  • Netflix and Amazon already bought all the good stuff from Sundance

  • All the star studded movies like Suburbicon, Downsizing and mother! flopped

  • All the buzzed indies like Lady Bird, Mudbound, Battle of the Sexes and The Shape of Water already have distributors and premiered at other festivals


source

Did you go to TIFF this year, ONTD? And if not which movies are you looking forward to watching in the fall?

ONTD Original™: 10 Songs from '80s Movies that aren't 'The Breakfast Club' or 'Pretty in Pink'

0
0
Here are ten songs from the less obvious suspects when it comes to '80s movies.




"Never Gonna Be the Same Again"
performed by Lori Ruso
as heard in Teen Witch (1989)

Trivia: The movie's lead Robyn Lively is Blake Lively's older sister.





"Dancing in Heaven (Orbital Be-Bop)"
performed by Q-Feel
as heard in Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985)

Trivia: This song won sixth place in 1982's A Song for Europe (now known as Eurovision) contest.





"Cry Little Sister"
performed by Gerard McMann
as heard in TheLost Boys (1987)

Trivia: Much like the title of the movie, the story of The Lost Boys references Peter Pan. The theme of not wanting to grow up and staying young was a theme in both works.





"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
performed by Starship
as heard in Mannequin (1987)

Trivia: This song was nominated for an "Best Original Song" Oscar at the 60th Academy Awards, but lost to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" from Dirty Dancing.





"Say This to Me"
performed by Neo A4
as heard in Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)

Trivia: The original poster (pictured above) for the movie had Jason slashing through the iconic "I Love NY" logo, but the New York City Tourism forced Paramount to stop using it.





"Dare"
performed by Stan Bush
as heard in Transformers: The Movie (1986)

Trivia: Stan Bush performed a song for the English dub soundtrack for DiC's adaptation of Sailor Moon.





"Who's That Girl"
performed by Madonna
as heard in Who's That Girl (1987)

Trivia: The movie was deemed a financial failure (only made about $7.3 million at the box office), but the title song was a #1 hit.





"On Our Own"
performed by Bobby Brown
as heard in Ghostbusters II (1989)

Trivia: The music video for the song features appearances by Jane Curtin, Malcolm Forbes, Iman, Victoria Jackson, Sally Kirkland, Rick Moranis, Joey and Marky Ramone of The Ramones, Christopher Reeve, Lori Singer, Doug E. Fresh, and Donald Trump.





"Walking on Air"
performed by Stephen Bishop
as heard in The Boy Who Could Fly (1986)

Trivia: The director Nick Castle played Michael Myers in the original Halloween.





"Hunger City"
performed by Lea Thompson and Cherry Bomb
as heard in Howard the Duck (1986)

Trivia: Lea is actually singing on the soundtrack, which was produced by Thomas "She Blinded Me with Science" Dolby.


Images

What are your favorite '80s movies/songs, ONTD?

Frances McDormand film pulls out of Fantastic Fest in reaction to Devin Faraci

0
0

  • Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is the latest film by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges)

  • The film stars Frances McDormand as a woman who tries to seek justice after her daughter is raped and murdered and the police do nothing

  • Fox Searchlight issued this statement: In light of recent events, the makers of ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,’ have decided not to participate in Fantastic Fest

  • Fantastic Fest is hosted by the Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas which until recently had employed Devin Faraci, a critic who admitted over twitter that he had sexually assaulted a woman last year

  • Faraci resigned from his position at Birth.Movies.Death (which is affiliated with Alamo Drafthouse) in 2016 only to be quietly rehired. He has now resigned again.

  • Todd Brown, a programmer for the festival, also resigned in protest over Faraci's employment before he resigned for a second time.

source
Viewing all 142794 articles
Browse latest View live




Latest Images