Can I just say how sad it is that there are very few shows network shows recognized. I mean, I know that there are some crappy shows out there, and reality tv has taken over a bit, but there are good shows! It's sad that network television is looked down upon right now. Like the only good shows are on cable.

There's not much I have to say about the show itself. You know, it is what it is. I don;t like Ricky Gervas. Where's NPH?

I haven't even seen most of the movies and shows nominated, so I can't even truely comment on the winners.

I've never seen Sons of Anarchy, but I really do like Katy Segal. I'm happy for her.

Chris Colfer deserved to win 100%!! I love Scott Cann and Eric Stonestreet, but come on!! It's Kurt Hummel! I didn't even look at the screen when he gave his speech because I knew I would cry!

Suck it Lea Michelle! You are so fake, and I see right through you.

Jim Parsons and Kaley Cucco were so cuute!

I did like the RDJ thing, when he asked if anyone was uncomfotable or something and Emma Stone raised her hand. That was great.

I think Andrew Garfield could very well be my new celeb crush!

We all know that these award shows are all about the red carpet anyway! I'm so into this nude color trend!






Amber Riley - A little too prom for me. Hate the hair.

Megan Fox would look so much chicer without the slit. It looked like she was about to flash Ryan Seacrest.

Helena Bonham Carter..worst dressed ever. All the time. I mean, I get her statement, and people are applauding that. I am not one of them.

There was something I didn't like about Niole Kidman's look, but I can't quite put my finger on it.




Not a fan of Scar Jo. I liked the color and the fabric, but the butterfly sleeves were very wrong.

JLo had on a weird little number. I don't really know if I like it or not.

Darren Chriss seems like a huge tool to me.

Carrie underwood looked pretty. It's a little "bling bling", as she said, but it looked very simple at the same time




I didn't like Tina Fey's look. A little matrainly.

Justin Bieber. I've never talked about him. I'm not as fan. I've probably only heard him sing once. He actually looked pretty good though. And it looks like he cut his hair or at least isn't pasteing it to his head anymore. It looks good.

Johnny Galecki looked very nice tonight.

Catherine Zeta Jones looked incrdible. Great color. Although I have to say the dress looked so much better on the show then in the pictures.




I like the hat on Geoffrey Rush!

Robert Downey Jr. needs to learn how to clean up a little. Susan Leivn, on the other hand looked great.

Sandra Bullock was a bit of a mess if you ask me.

I don't know how I feel about Emma Stone. It's very simplistic, very chic. The color doesn't go with her hair color at all.




Jane Krakowski - I really liked the color!

Robert Pattinson looked hot as always. I don't know if his suit had a hint of blue, or if it was my tv, but it looked good.

Lea Michelle usually looks good, but it just didn't do it for me this time.

Julianne Hough - pretty bad. It looked like she was wearing a bib.




I didn't like Natalie Portman's look. The only good thing about it is she wasn't trying to hide her bump.

Jayma Mays - love the plunging neckline!

Halle Berry looked terrible.

Hailee Steinfeld - She's cute and her dress was pretty - she'z kind of katniss - y





Claire Danes looke pretty great.

Michelle Williams was a little 12 year old girlish.

I really adored Leighton Meeester!

Anne Hathaway looked fabulous. I like the long sleeves on a red carpet.




I'm diggin the skinny tie P.Fac!

Olivia Wilde - Amazing dress, but very plain hair and make up.

I loved Eva Longoria from the waist up. I didn't like the train.

Jennifer Lawrence - I like ruffles, but I'm so not into the mullet dress.




I love Julie Bowen, but the dress was a total miss.

Piper Perabo - did not like the bow and I think the lips are a little too red for her complextion.

Kevin Bacon is too old to try to pull off that haur cut.

Sarah Hyland - the dress is great, the color and the embellioshment at the waist/chest is gorgeous. Not really a fan of the necklace.




Aw! Matt Bomer looked so dashing!

Julianna Moore's dress was horrible.

Elisabeth Moss looked a little plain. A little mascara never hurt anyone.

Naya Rivera - a little boob-tastic, but I did like the dress.


Best dressed!


Angelina Jolie looked go-od.

Dianna Agron - love this look! The dress just looks so elegant and floaty. And the hair is fantastic. Old Hollywood.

Jenna Ushkowitz. I was suprised by this one too! You don't ever hear about this chick, but she looked lovely.

Mandy Moore..I didn't see any interviews with her. I haven't seen her in anything or around in forever. She wasn't nominated or presenting. I just caught a glimpse of her on the red caret, but she looked fabulous.

It also brought to my attention that the show is based off a real person. And that means that there is a real Joe Dubios somewhere out there. And that makes me unbelievably happy!

I've seen 3 of the Oscar nominated movies; Inception, The Kids Are Alright, and Toy Story 3. I will have seen The Social Network before the awards. And I'm definately going to see Black Swan. I'm kind of even wanting to see The King's Speech, what with all this hoopla and what-not.



I love Anne Hathaway, but not so much James Franco.

I know that Colin Firth is the frontrunner for best actor and I'm sure he deserves it. I would honestly like to see Jesse Eisenberg win though.

Christpher Nolan should definately win for "Original Screenplay". Inception should win for all those things; "Cinematography", "Art Direction", "Visual Effects". It is one of those WOW movies.

For some reason, my gut is telling me that "Sound Mixing" and "Film Editing" should go to The Social Network. I haven't even seen the movie yet, but it's just a feeling.

I read this article about Mother Dolores Hart. She was a movie star is the '60s who left Hollywood to become a Roman Catholic Nun. It was really interesting. When she's asked how she knew that's what she wanted to do, she compares it to being in love. Saying, "You can't not do it". This woman is a part of the Academy, and she watches all the movies in this tiny room on this eight inch tv and sends in her ballot.

Album Of The Year
Arcade Fire 'The Suburbs'
Eminem 'Recovery'
Lady Antebellum 'Need You Now'
Lady Gaga 'The Fame Monster'
Katy Perry 'Teenage Dream'

Song Of The Year
Eminem ft. Rihanna "Love The Way You Lie"

Cee Lo Green "Fuck You"
Lady Antebellum "Need You Now"
Miranda Lambert "The House That Built Me"
Ray LaMontagne and The Pariah Dogs "Beg Steal or Borrow"

Best New Artist
Justin Bieber
Drake
Florence + The Machine

Mumford & Sons
Esperanza Spalding
--I would really like to see Florence +the Machine take the win!

Best Male Pop Vocal
Michael Buble "Haven't Met You Yet"
Michael Jackson "This Is It"
Adam Lambert "Whataya Want From Me"

Bruno Mars "Just The Way You Are"
John Mayer "Half Of My Heart"
--I love Adam Lambert on American Idol, and I recently rediscovered my love.

Record Of The Year
B.O.B. ft. Bruno Mars "Nothin' On You"
Eminem ft. Rihanna "Love the Way You Lie"
Cee Lo Green "Fuck You"
Jay-Z ft. Alicia Keys "Empire State of Mind"
Lady Antebellum "Need You Now"


Best Video
Johnny Cash "Ain't No Grave/The Johnny Cash Project"
Eminem ft. Rihanna "Love the Way You Lie"
Gorillaz ft. Mos Def & Bobby Womack "Stylo"
Cee Lo Green "Fuck You"
Lady Gaga "Bad Romance"

I loved the videos for "Fuck You" and "Love the Way You Lie", and the Johnny Cash video was pretty cool. But come on! Gaga reinvented the music video!

Best Contemporary R&B Album
Chris Brown 'Graffit'
R. Kelly 'Untitled'
Ryan Leslie 'Transition'
Janelle Monae 'The ArchAndroid'
Usher 'Raymond V Raymond'

Producer Of The Year
Rob Cavallo
Danger Mouse
Dr. Luke
RedONE
The Smeezingtons

Best Country Album
Dierks Bentley 'Up on the Ridge'
Jamey Johnson 'The Guitar Song'
Lady Antebellum 'Need You Now'
Miranda Lambert 'Revolution'
Zac Brown Band 'You Get What You Give'

Best Compilation Soundtrack
Crazy Heart soundtrack
Glee: The Music, Volume 1
Treme soundtrack
True Blood, Volume 2
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse soundtrack

--Say what you will about Twilight, but there's no denying the soundtrack is outstanding!

Best Rock Song
The Black Keys "Tighten Up"
Kings of Leon "Radioactive"
Mumford & Sons "Little Lion Man"
Muse "Resistance"
Neil Young "Angry World"

Best Alternative Music Album
Arcade Fire 'The Suburbs'
Band of Horses 'Infinite Arms'
The Black Keys 'Brothers'
Broken Bells 'Broken Bells'
Vampire Weekend 'Contra'
--I've heard nothing, but excellent things about the new Arcade Fire. I still haven't checked them out though.

Best Rap Solo Performance
Drake "Over"
Eminem "Not Afraid"
Ludacris "How Low"
T.I. "I'm Back"
Kanye West "Power"

Best Dance Recording
Goldfrapp "Rocker"
Lady Gaga "Dancing in the Dark"
La Roux "In for the Kill"
Rihanna "Only Girl (in the World)"
Robyn "Dancing On My Own"

--Robyn is very underrated. The thing is..she's original in Sweden, but in the US she just kinde of fits in. Not that that's a bad thing, it's just harder for her to stand out against names we know and love.

Best Pop Collaboration
B.O.B., Eminem, and Haley Williams "Airplanes, Part II
Herbie Hancock, P!nk, India.Arie, Seal, Konono No. 1, Jeff Beck, and Oumou Sangare "Imagine"
Elton John and Leon Russel' "If it Wasn't for Bad"
Lady Gaga and Beyonce "Telephone"

Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg "California Gurls"

from Eating the Dinosaur

Before Fox plays "Johnny B. Goode" at a high school dance, he tells the audience, "This is an oldie...well it's an oldie where I come from."

Chuck Berry recorded "Johnny B. Goode" in 1985. Back to the Future was made in 1985, so the gap is twenty-seven years.

I'm writing this essay in 2009, which means the gap between 1985 and today is twenty-four years. That's almost the same amount of time. Yet nobody would ever refer to Back to the Future as and "oldie," even if he or she were born in the 1990s.

What seems to be happening is a dramatic increase in cultural memory: As culture accelerates, the distance between historical events feels smaller. The gap between 2010 and 2000 will seem far smaller than the gap between 1980 and 1970, which already seemed far smaller than 1950 and 1940. This, I suppose, is society's own version of time travel ( assuming the trend continues for eternity).

I've made it my goal this year to read 70 books. I've made it to ten so far.



Matched by Ally Condie     4/5 stars
dystopia, romance
Cassia has always trusted the Society to make the right choices for her: what to read, what to watch, what to believe. So when Xander's face appears on-screen at her Matching ceremony, Cassia knows with complete certainty that he is her ideal mate . . . until she sees Ky Markham's face flash for an instant before the screen fades to black.

Just Listen by Sarah Dessen     5/5 stars
social issues, mature, romance
Last year, Annabel was "the girl who has everything"—at least that's the part she played in the television commercial for Kopf's Department Store.This year, she's the girl who has nothing: no best friend because mean-but-exciting Sophie dropped her, no peace at home since her older sister became anorexic, and no one to sit with at lunch. Until she meets Owen Armstrong. Tall, dark, and music-obsessed, Owen is a reformed bad boy with a commitment to truth-telling. With Owen's help,maybe Annabel can face what happened the night she and Sophie stopped being friends


Unwind by Neal Shusterman     5/5 stars
dystopia, sci-fi, alternate views
The Second Civil War was fought over reproductive rights. The chilling resolution: Life is inviolable from the moment of conception until age thirteen. Between the ages of thirteen and eighteen, however, parents can have their child "unwound," whereby all of the child's organs are transplanted into different donors, so life doesn't technically end. Connor is too difficult for his parents to control. Risa, a ward of the state is not enough to be kept alive. And Lev is a tithe, a child conceived and raised to be unwound. Together, they may have a chance to escape and to survive.


Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher     5/5 stars
mature, social issues, male protagonist
Jay Asher's brilliant first novel is a moving, highly original story that focuses on a set of audiotapes made by a girl before she committed suicide, and which explain to 13 people the reasons why she decided to end her life.




Deenie by Judy Blume     2/5 stars
social issues, teeny bopper
When Deenie finds out that she has scoliosis, she’s scared. When she sees the brace for the first time, she wants to scream.
But the words won’t come out. And Deenie, beautiful Deenie, who everyone says should be a model, is stuck wearing a brace from her neck to her hips. For four years—or longer. She never worried about how she looked before—how will she ever face the hard times ahead?


The Outsider by Warner Bros US     2/5 stars
tv, alternate views, teeny bopper
The Outsider tells the story of Ryan Atwood, the boy from the wrong side of the tracks, who, through a twist of fate, finds himself living in luxury in the salubrious Newport Beach. This is the first novelization of the series


Cohen! by Aurellie Wallington     2/5 stars
tv, teeny bopper, funny
Seth is a comic book loving geek and a music nut. He's also paranoid, super-annoying, funny, charming, cute . . . in other words, he's Cohen. It's Seth's birthday, only he didn't tell anyone. Why? It's called the Curse of the Cohen, and it means no birthday goes by without some sort of disaster. Get to know Seth Cohen as he looks back on 16 years of birthday memories--featuring friends, family, laughter, and even tears . .




The Kid Tabel by Andrea Seogel     2/5 stars
social issues
Ingrid Bell and her five teenage cousins are such a close-knit group that they don't really mind sitting at the kid table—even if they have to share it with a four-year-old. But then Brianne, the oldest cousin, lands a seat at the adult table and leaves her cousins shocked and confused. What does it take to graduate from the kid table?


The Duff by Kody Keplinger     2/5 stars
mature, socia; issues, teeny bopper
 

Seventeen-year-old Bianca Piper is cynical and loyal, and she doesn’t think she’s the prettiest of her friends by a long shot. She’s also way too smart to fall for the charms of man-slut and slimy school hottie Wesley Rush. In fact, Bianca hates him. And when he nicknames her “the Duff,” she throws her Coke in his face.
But things aren’t so great at home right now, and Bianca is desperate for a distraction. She ends up kissing Wesley. Worse, she likes it. Eager for escape, Bianca throws herself into a closeted enemies-with-benefits relationship with him.


The Hollow by Jessica Verday     4/5 stars
mystery, romance
When Abbey's best friend, Kristen, vanishes at the bridge near Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, everyone else is all too quick to accept that Kristen is dead and rumors fly that her death was no accident. Abbey goes through the motions of mourning her best friend, but privately, she refuses to believe that Kristen is really gone. Then she meets Caspian, the gorgeous and mysterious boy who shows up out of nowhere at Kristen's funeral, and keeps reappearing in Abbey's life. Caspian clearly has secrets of his own, but he's the only person who makes Abbey feel normal again...but also special.

Just when Abbey starts to feel that she might survive all this, she learns a secret that makes her question everything she thought she knew about her best friend. How could Kristen have kept silent about so much? And could this secret have led to her death? As Abbey struggles to understand Kristen's betrayal, she uncovers a frightening truth that nearly unravels her—one that will challenge her emerging love for Caspian, as well as her own sanity.
 

The clip from Back to the Future seemed very odd to be in that little parady of the year's movies. And what was with the family introductions? We don't care. Anne and James were very awkward together. Honestly, James Franco is just a weird guy. He always gives off this 'just smoked up' attitude. Anne would have been okay with a different co-host. Seriously, who thought James Franco would be good for thig?

Kirk Douglas is a very old man and I could just barely understand what he was saying, but he was funny and oh so charming.

I don't care what anyone says about Justin Timberlake acting or comediac ability, I absolutely adore him.

You know how you cry when you're sad, and women tend to cry when they're happy, and some people curse the fact that they cry when they're angry? Well, for me, basically every emotion I feel is linked to my tear ducts. I cry all the time, and I can not control it at all.

I cried when Melissa Leo won. I don't even know who this woman is. I mean, I know she was nominated for The Fighter, but I've never seen her in anything. I didn't even know her name before this.

Jeff Bridges talking about the leading ladies made me cry.

I cried when Randy Newman did the Toy Story song, We Belong Together.






Anne Hathaway's many gown/suit changes were...interesting. First I did not like what she wore on the red carpet. The flowers and the gathering is just yuck to me.

I liked the white dress, but the detailing at the chest was kind of going on and off for me. I liked the suit! And I liked the high ponytail. I did not like the midnight blue dress, but the color is pretty. I don't know what to call the next dress. Like a modern flapper look. I like these kind of dresses. I though the dress was too long to be that style, but it's so fun. The next was just bad. Much too tight, and slighty see through. The last was my favorite. That's what she should have worn on the red carpet.



Amy Adams: What was with the necklace? That was bad, and the sleeves were just unflattering. That type of sleve looks too tight on anyone. I like the color and the sparkle and the high neck. It's a nice dress, but seriously, I don't care if your grandmother gave you that necklace on her deathbed, it looks horrible with that dress.

Mila Kunis: The dress is very pretty. It's sheer and flowy and ultra feminine. I hated the accent on the breast though. It looked like the top was too low cut and the edges of your bra are showing.

Gwyneth Paltrow: Everyone has nothing but good things to say about this, and they are correct in saying that she has the body for this design. The only thing I could think of when I saw her was 'microwave dinner'.

Virginia Madsen: A little Cruella de Ville.



Susan Robert Downey Jr: The sheer sleeves on the dress were a little much. I don't like the white tie with the white shirt. It looks like he's not even wearing a tie.

Maria Menounos: I did not like the dress. I am not a fan of velvet, and I don't really like the whole one arm thing. The bling was amazing though!

Nicole Kidman: This dress was bad. The structure at the hips and the detailing throughout. She needs to stop letting her daughter make the major fashion decisions.

Mandy Moore: I didn't even know who this was at first. I love the dress. I thought that maybe a little more spakle on top would be a good thing, and it wasn't totaly obvious that it went all the way to her neck. I would have liked to see something done with the hair.

Halle Berry: Wonderful. I really love the nude color dresses! I thought she looked so pretty. The only thing was the train. It was just too much.



Florence Welch: I some what liked this. It was a little much, the sash at the waist, the tying at the sleeves, the unnecessary train. But I like the whole vintage, unusual, uncommon feel this gown gives.

Hilary Swank: This is a dress for me! Sparkles and feathers! Ah. Mazing. I just thought something more could have been done at the bust. It could have gone a smidgen higher or just more fitted.

Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz: There's not much to say about formal men's wear. Unfortunately for them, there aren't many choices. As for her, too small. Her boobs were popping out of the dress. Can we get some coverage here?



Erin Andrews: Stunning.

Aishwarya Rai: I thought it was a little frumpy. Maybe just get it taylored a litt more.

Helen Mirren: There is so much emphasis on how new talent needs to dres appropriately, but it's just as important for the older ladies. It's important for everyone, really. And Helen Mirren kind of kicks ass! She looks so classy and the dress fits so well. The shoulders  are keeping the young look going. And I just say yes!

Jeremy Renner: The lapels just draw me in. I can't even explain this.

Melissa Leo: This dress got a lot of shit. I just have to say that I liked it. The lace and the gold just worked for me, and the necklace was a nice touch. I seriously like the structure and pattern of the neckline, and I'm even coming around to the collar, which I innitially didn't like.



Sandra Bullock: It's elegant and romantic, thumbs up. The only thing, she should have added some grea statement earing.

Armie Hammer and Elizabeth Chambers: He is just dashing. I like her dress, the reflective-ness, I think, is really cool. I love the color.

Annette Bening: See through much?

Hailee Steinfeld: How adorable! It is a serious princess gown! I love it! Except for the headband. I remember thinking that she needed to take it off as I'm sitting there wearing a headband.



Busy Phillips: I thing there's just too much fabric.

Sharon Stone: I love the dress and the feathers at the shoulder. I think the hair is great...bump it! The makeup though, is way too much.

Christian Bale: All the black really stands out to me, but I think it's time for a shave. Or at least a dye so it matches the rest of his hair.

Cate Blanchett: The skirt was pretty. The waist +up was a disaster. The circling of the bust, the beads, the yellow at the shoulder and down the back...it's a mess.



Camila Alves: That. Dress. Is. Incredible.

Helena Bonham Carter: It wasn't a disaster.

Cheryl Hines: Very pretty. Elegant.

Natalie Portman: This dress is wonderful. The draping is great for a pregnant belly and I love the neckline! And the color is goregous!

Russell Brand: I actually like this look. It wasn't as clean as everyone else and what the Oscar's call for, but he pulled it off.



Cody Horn: What are those gloves/arm warmers/sleeves?

Andrew Garfield: He lookedall kinds of good!

Jennifer Hudson: I liked the color, but this didn't not flatter her chest.

Marisa Tomei: I liked the bottom. The cinch at the waist was pretty bad, and I though the bust was too high on he chest.

Michelle Williams: I liked this, very chic.

Best dressed!



Celine Dion: That dress is amazing!! And the hair is so romantic.

Jennifer Lawrence: The first on the red carpet and she set the bar so high! She  looked incredible!!!

Scarlett Johansson: I loved this. The see through lace over the solid was fabulous! Although, the bust line could have been more covered. The back of this dress is fantstic!

Reese Witherspoon: I first saw her in the car, just her head through the window and her hair is amazing! The black and white is so classic. Fashion police said she looked like Oscar Barbie, and I think that is a good thing. Honestly, through the night I kept thinking she looked like sommeone, and that someone is Barbie! Thank you FP for pointing that out to me!

After-parties



Emma Roberts: I'm not really digging the sleevess. It would have been a better dress without them.

Kim Kardashian: I don't like the structure at the chest. It looks like someone just glued one of those old fashion hand fans on the breast.

Kelly Osbourne: I really like the dress. The pattern and color work very well, and the sash at the waist is a nice touch. I would have skipped the cuff though.

Madonna: I'm a little too young to understand the whole, "Only Madonna could pull this off" thing. It just looks like a hot mess to me.



Vanessa Hudgins: Very cute. Great color, a little bit of the glimmer. The shoes are pretty hot.

Taylor Swift: I'm not crazy about the color.

Emma Stone: I wish the mullet dress trend would just go away!

Hailee Steinfeld: I adore that she wanted to keep her princess dress on and just exchanged the heels for some chucks.

Selena Gomez: Oh so pretty, the little fashionista!

--Christmas music--
God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman - Neil Diamond
Little Drummer Boy - Neil Diamond
Have Yourself a Merry Little christmas - Ella Fitzgerald
Silver Bells - Neil Diamond
Santa Claus is Coming to Town - Neil Diamond
Last Christmas - Glee
So This is Christmas (War Is Over) - John Lennon
Hark The Harold / Come All Ye Faithfull - Clay Aiken
Christmas Must Be Something More - Taylor Swift
It's Christmas Time Again
I'll Be Home for Christmas - Michael Bublé
Blue Christmas - Elvis
O Holy Night - Celine Dion
Merry Christmas Everybody - Rooney
My Only Wish - Britney Spears
Jingle Bell Rock
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee
Maybe This Christmas - Ron Sexsmith
Silent Night - Neil Diamond
Baby, It's Cold Outside - Nick&Jessica
Christmas When You Were Mine - Taylor Swift
White Christmas - Taylor Swift

Ke$ha | Animal | Take It Off
Ke$ha | Canibal | We R Who We R

Enrique Iglesias | ft. Pitbull | I Like It | I Like It

Carrie Underwood | Play On | Undo It
Carrie Underwood | Carnival Ride | I Told You So

Bruno Mars | Doo-Wops and Hooligans | Marry You
Bruno Mars | Doo-Wops and Hooligans | Grenade
Bruno Mars | Doo-Wops and Hooligans | Just the Way You Are

Maroon5 | Give A Little More | Give A Little More
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Stutter
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Don't Know Nothing
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Never Gonna Leave This Bed
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | I Can't Lie
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Hands All Over
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | How
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Get Back in My Life
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Just a Feeling
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Runaway
Maroon5 | featuring Lady Antebellum | Hands All Over | Out of Goodbyes
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | Last Chance
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | No Curtain Call
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | If I Ain't Got You
Maroon5 | Hands All Over | The Air I Breathe

Glee | Season 2 | Teenage Dream
Glee | Season 2 | Lucky
Glee | Season 2 | Losing My Religion
Glee | Season 2 | (I've Had) The Time of My Life
Glee | Season 2 | Forget You
Glee | Season 2 | Slave For You

Matt Nathanson | Some Mad Hope | Heartbreak World
Matt Nathanson | Some Mad Hope | Gone
Matt Nathanson | Some Mad Hope | Falling Apart

Disney | The Little Mermaid | Poor Unfortunate Souls
Disney | The Lion King | Be Prepared

Ce Lo Green | The Lady Killer | Fuck You

Bob Seger | Greatest Hits | Still The Same

The Black Keys | Brothers | Tighten Up

Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Encore
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | What If
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Sky's the Limit
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Queen of Hearts
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Blind
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Fallen
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Love Hangover
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Riding Solo
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | In My Head
Jason Derülo | Jason Derülo | Watchya Say

Cobie Caillat | Breakthrough | Falling For You

Eminem | ft. Dre | I Need a Doctor | I Need a Doctor

Rihanna | Good Girl Gone Bad | Take A Bow

Jordin Sparks | ft. Chris Brown | Jordin Sparks | No Air

Lady Gaga | Born This Way | Born This Way

Britney Spears | Hold It Against Me | Hold It Against Me

Kid Rock | Born Free | Care
Kid Rock | Born Free | Collide
Kid Rock | Born Free | God Bless Saturday
Kid Rock | Born Free | Rock Bottom Blues
Kid Rock | Born Free | Purple Sky
Kid Rock | Born Free | When It Rains
Kid Rock | Born Free | Rock On
Kid Rock | Born Free | Slow My Roll
Kid Rock | Born Free | Born Free

Avril Lavigne | What The Hell | What The Hell

Adam Lambert | For Your Entertainment | Sure Fire Winners
Adam Lambert | For Your Entertainment | Fever
Adam Lambert | For Your Entertainment | Pick U Up
Adam Lambert | For Your Entertainment | Strut
Adam Lambert | For Your Entertainment | Whatya Want From Me

Justin Timberlake | Justified | Rock Your Body

Christina Perri | Jar Of Hearts | Jar Of Hearts

I've had the idea forever to make an urban dictionary type thing. All the slang and text/internet jargon. To make this little dictionary for my dad, and my aunt, and my grandma. Maybe even my brother.

I would include things like
-lol
-idk
-shorty/shawty
-boo
-gtl
-lmao

My concern, of course, being all the swearing an inappropriateness.
-wtf
-free bitch
-dtf

How on earth I'm so supposed to give a piece of paper explaining 'dtf' to my father?