Food and Music: Global American Culture
I’m about to talk about food that may divide people on whether or not they have culinary merits, just like when people feel divided on the artistic merits of pop music.
I’m about to talk about food that may divide people on whether or not they have culinary merits, just like when people feel divided on the artistic merits of pop music.
In where I meet Belgian singer-songwriter Milow, get charmed by him, get an exclusive interview and fall in love.
In where I look closely in to Kpop and some of the trends that seem to be going on at the moment, complain about Hyun Joong Kim’s latest song and look forward to Secret’s album.
I can’t really be the only one, or the first one, to ever have doubted in the talent of pop idols.
In where I share how my interview with Nathan from Snow Patrol went, wonder if I did a good job, delude myself that I did and hope the end result will be readable.
In where I get a litte anxious about interviewing Snow Patrol, to excited about interviewing James Morrison and listen to Little Majorette to calm my nerves.
For a second, I will be the most hated person in the room.
American boybands, Kpop, and what is it about language in music?
A Top10 list of 2010 all the way into October of 2011? Yes, people.
Just a brief blog entry about Ryan Murphy’s new show, American Horror Story.