#adult pop

[helloparkerrose]

Jo Stafford: The Gentleman Is A Dope

Here is a lovely, brilliant performance of Jo Stafford singing The Gentleman Is A Dope during a live performance.

[kylaroberts]

Frozen Dessert - Boozy Mai Tai Pops Pineapple, almond, lime, and maraschino cherries are paired with rum, then frozen to make these boozy pops, perfect for your next party.

[theindyreview]

Comeback Alert: Donna Lewis - The Messenger

Comeback Alert: @donna__lewis - The Messenger Famed #pop #songwriter finds inspiration following a #breastcancer diagnosis @ChantaLLReeder @SonyMusic #adultpop #donnalewis #themessenger #ILoveYouAlwaysForever #cancerawareness #comeback

UK pop songwriter Donna Lewis‘ 1996 smash “I Love You, Always Forever” was inescapable at the time of release, and you would have to be living as a hermit out in the northern highlands to for some reason have not heard it at least once since then. While that song would gain Lewis a platinum album, few of her other songs ever achieved near as much success. Lewis has never stopped making music,…

[thesoulofaclown]

The Evening Sons “Tracks”

The Evening Sons “Tracks” We’re always in two minds when a press release references bands we like. On the one hand, we think great this should be good. But it also raises high expectations. Given The Evening Sons press release mentions some of our favourite ever bands (The Replacements and The Lemonheads) it’s fair to say the pressure on them is high! Thankfully any fears are put to bed…

[haveyouheardthisband]

[thatonedudeinthecorner]

Oh leonardo ninja turtle you will forever be famous to me for your stupid blue coded self-sacrificial ways

@hey-little-gay-boy-why-would-we I thought it would be funny

[warakami-vaporwave]

See You Space Cowboy...

[stuff-i-wanna-post]

Samantha Fox

[sarilolla]

Trolls headcanon

So, we all know how babies and young kids often hide or stick around in an adults hair (I’m guessing most often a parent or parent figure)? I think that’s a remnant from when the adults had to carry them around like that for safety reasons (pre-sound era). It calmed the kiddo down, as they felt safe and protected, and kept them in a safe spot for the adult. It also probably comes from how an egg incubates in hair

Now, Pop Trolls literally depended on this calming feature for their kiddos while living in the Troll Tree. While adults and teens could be quiet when necessary, babies and young kids struggled. So hair time was when the tiny one knew they should be calm and many used it as a nap spot. It’s a thing heavily associated with protection

That protection and calming feeling continues when the kid is too old to stay in their protector/guardian’s hair. That means that if a parent grabbed their kid with their hair (like we have seen the Pop Trolls do many times), the kid will instinctively calm down a bit. It’s the sense of family and protection, and that instinct can carry on long until adulthood. The longer the older carries you around in their hair, the longer that instinct of safety lasts

Branch was carried around a lot by his brothers, but mostly JD as he was the oldest and could easier carry him around (they’re sitting on your head after all, you need a certain strength). All four of them were protective of their tiny baby brother, so they all carried him a lot, meaning that if any of them grabbed him with their hair now… he would instantly calm down and nearly rag doll, much to his embarrassment

[kollectorsrus]

[the-aussie-knight]

Name: Lolli Pop

Born: 1st of January 2000

Measurements: 32B-24-36

[helloparkerrose]

Lollipops and Roses (1962)

Jack Jones

Greatest Hits

[novelconcepts]

The more the show progresses, the more I want to see the 90s cast infiltrating the modern timeline. We've gotten hints of it with Shauna and her younger self, her Jackie hauntings. We've gotten a little more with adult Lottie seeing teenage Nat (and Laura Lee), and with Natalie getting teenage Lottie in her final moments. I want more. I want the teen cast to be absolutely invasive on pivotal adult moments, infecting their adult counterparts when least expected. I want Taissa's argument with Van to dissolve into their teenage selves, their bond endless and timeless and inescapable. I want Misty absolutely wrecked by young Natalie lurking around corners, watching from mirrors. I want to see these women unable to navigate adulthood without the specters of their teenage selves cropping up absolutely everywhere, more and more as they let the memories in, as they stop being able to repress the trauma. They didn't grow up. They never could. You are always doomed to regress around your high school teammates. You are haunted by the phantom elements of your misspent youth. It is a comfort, and it is a gift, and it is a trial, and it is a curse. I would love to see that reflected with greater intensity, until the lines blur, until the timelines have no choice but to intersect. They haven't escaped themselves at all. They didn't grow up. They just got older.

[theruffiansretrorampage]

art by Baalbuddy

[haveyouheardthisband]

[ahappydnp]

having thoughts about dnp saying the reason they wanted to write tabinof in the first place was to commemorate the era and give fans something to look back on and remember when they're older & how they consistently talked about the tatinof/tabinof era like it was an ending (or at least the end of their "peak")

the idea that in 2015!! they were preparing for their audience and community and their popularity to go away eventually so they wanted to create a physical reminder that "once upon a time there were these two guys called dan and phil who met each other on the internet who created this entire world"

it's like they were assuming the world of dan and phil and this community would be another trend and that their audience would lose interest in over time, especially after they'd just hit this massive peak. except it wasn't and we didn't

thinking about how that was almost 10 years ago and we're still here