Something New each Day

Hiya Guys, This post probably seems slightly weird as I am from the UK and this post is about an American TV Talent Show. Well, it is weird how obsessed I have become with this series for several reasons including the amount of talent that oozes from a variety of artists who beat most people on British talent shows. The talent seems to be a lot more raw and they don't do what us Brits love and keep all the rubbish acts to make good TV but in the process ruin good artists shots. The amazingly funny and talented judging panel consisting of J-Lo, Keith Urban and Harry Connick Jr. have picked raw talent and stuck to their guns by keeping people they know can make it big. The chemistry between the 3 judges is brilliant as there is so much banter and joking but, in the end, they always know what they are talking about and give constructive criticism. Here are the people I think have made this year amazing and have made it to the top 10: 1. Dalton Rapattoni - @DaltonRapat

Hiya Guys, Sorry for not posting last Friday or at all but it's because I have loads of assignments due in and Music Friday wasn't uploaded because I was preparing for this week by going to a concert! As I have mentioned before, I am such a huge All Time Low fan and the fact that, after 5 years, I have finally been able to see them live is really a huge thing for me and the fact that I took my mum and converted her to a fan is huge. Before I start my highlights or review, I want to say that the wait didn't disappoint me and it has been one of the best tours I have seen due to the sheer perfection of everything including the support acts, the setlist, the energy and the atmosphere. I had heard of both the support acts (Against the Current and Good Charlotte) but live, they exceeded all of my expectations. It was obvious that Good Charlotte was the most popular of the two but this was clearly because of the length of time they had been around as they had fans fro

Hiya Guys, So I am going to finally get to see All Time Low in concert next Friday in Manchester, however it means that Music Friday may have to be moved as there is no way I can write the post on the Friday night. I thought that, to celebrate this momentous occasion that I've been waiting for for about 6 years, that I would write about my 5 top songs from All Time Low. Unfortunately, with 6 studio albums and countless numbers of EPs, this has been one of the hardest tasks that I've had to do. So, please do not be mad if one of your favourite songs hasn't been mentioned. I most likely love it but it would've taken forever so I'm picking one song off each album, except The Party Scene that I'm going to substitute with Put Up or Shup Up and Dirty Work has been sacrificed (even though I love every song on it). So here we go, in album chronological order: 1. Put Up or Shut Up EP Jasey Rae This song is one of those songs that put a huge smile o

Hiya Guys, A little insight into my life as said by many people, 'Wow you have an addictive personality.' Now, that isn't just everyone being nice about how they cannot get enough of me but more saying that I easily become addicted or obsessed with things. Well I mean it isn't as extreme as addiction to drugs or alcohol, of which I do not condone, but things such as music artists or television shows. This post's introduction will link to my Music Friday but for this week I would like to talk about my latest TV obsession which is Call The Midwife. Also, if I seem to be writing slightly more eloquently, it won't last and is merely due to the fact that I have gotten through 4 series of the show in less than two weeks. Set in the East End of London (this makes it more approachable as I know many of the sites), the show is about reasonably posh sisters and nurses who's job is mainly as a midwife to the disadvantaged expecting mothers. I was really