(Source: carringtonlynn)
Marketing Campaign of the Day: During the Grammys, Target unveils a new ad campaign featuring PS22 Chorus member Denise — best known for her impressive cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” (below).
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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.
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See Also: The science behind why Adele’s “Someone Like You” makes you cry.
Gorgeous.
Grammys: Jennifer Hudson pays tribute to Whitney Houston with a stirring cover of “I Will Always Love You.”
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CHILLS.
Kickass Cover Mashup of the Day: Luc Bergeron AKA Zapatou mashes up 71 covers of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” from all around the world.
A full list of links to the original covers can be found in the video’s description.
(As you’re watching this and enjoying yourself keep in mind that this is the exact sort of thing that PIPA and SOPA seek to prohibit. Politicians are backpeddling in droves, but the fight continues. Take action now.)
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Over It - Stuck in the Suburbs
Never mind that I never saw the movie - this will forever remind me of Summer 2004 in California.
Kickass Cover of the Day: Upsettingly talented Mexican siblings Angie (10, vocals), Abelardo (15, guitar/bass/piano), and Gustavo Vazquez (13, drums) — AKA Vazquez Sounds — cover the hell out of Adele’s “Rolling In The Deep.”
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Beautiful effort with Coldplay’s Fix You by 49 artists from 18 countries including Simple Plan’s Pierre Bouvier and Sebastien Lefevbre, Evaline, These Kids Wear Crowns and 11 year old Yuto Miyazawa for Music Matters for Japan.
I think that - so long as the emotion is there - no one can ruin “Fix You.”
