Did you see this great scene in the movie 13 Going on 30? The party's going terribly, no one's dancing, then Jenna (Jennifer Garner) suggests a certain song...
Interestingly, on an NPR radio news show they were discussing Michael Jackson's impact and this very same story was recounted from real life, of a dance club where everyone was too cool to dance when the DJ decided to spin nothing but Michael Jackson songs. Everyone danced.
I really tried, but I can't choose a favorite song or a favorite dance of Michael's. He was an extremely professional performer, a stunning singer, an overwhelmingly talented songwriter and creative genius, encompassing not only the music and the dance, but the production of small epics of music videos. He was a force of nature.
For me, the best tribute we could give Michael is a worldwide party...and everyone dance!
Popular Posts
-
BUSINESS Although high fashion magazines didn't dwell on business fashion (some would call it anti-fashion), they couldn't complete...
-
Everyone else has a year-end wrap up, so why not denisebrain? These are some of my favorite items sold this year...not all, but I'm sure... -
A reflection of my own life? Dress Code is a small but thoughtfully curated and visually beautiful display of over 200 years of women's... -
I've been exploring 80s fashion recently, and want to alert you to a couple of current items in my inventory. This stunning dress has l... -
.jpg)
Each year in December I try to devote a portion of my sales to a charity that I feel strongly about. This year, I've chosen Conservation... -
Shoes have reached new heights again, approximately 5'11", atop the heads of models in the Paris 2009-10 Haute Couture show of Eric... -
Every day I am thankful for the people I meet in the field of vintage clothing. Customers, sellers, enthusiasts, beginners, experts, museum ... -
At first it may seem as if Japanese designers have receded somewhat, with Kenzo and Miyake retiring in 1999 (although their houses remain, u...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment