Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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DeNiro Scrubbed as an Oscar Presenter: “His Angry Speeches Are Unwelcome”
Hollywood’s elite awards ceremonies take months of planning. There’s so much involved that the duties are split between different committees. One of the more difficult is the Presenter’s Committee since they must choose and vet dozens of people. Before they begin, each member gets to disqualify one presenter by secret ballot. This year, Oscar Committee…
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No one expects a 16-year-old to sound exactly like Elvis Presley, but he does.
No one expects a 16-year-old to sound exactly like Elvis Presley, but he does. Meet Jake Thompson, a teenage sensation whose voice echoes the soulful resonance of the King of Rock and Roll. It’s not just a mere imitation; it’s an uncanny channeling of the legendary icon’s vocal prowess. From the moment Jake belts out…
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Boy Spots Navy Dad in Back of Cafeteria and Takes Off Running
We’ve all seen plenty of homecoming videos on TV and the internet but here’s one that so emotional you can’t help but feel it. And with Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s great to reflect on the importance of family–just like the father and son in this video.Some of these moments just have to be…
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What happened to Melissa Sue Anderson? Check out what she’s been up to.
Who exactly is Melissa Sue Anderson? Melissa Sue Anderson was born on September 26, 1962, in Berkeley, California, USA, and is an actress, possibly best known for her role as Mary Ingalls in the television series “Little House on the Prairie” in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Melissa Sue Anderson’s net worth is unknown.…
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Kmart’s “Blue Light Special” – Boy, do I remember those days
Kmart was born as the S.S Kresge Company in 1899. The company was founded by Sebastian Spurling Kresge. He started his career working with another giant retailer named John McCrory in Memphis, Tennessee. However, after the partners went separate ways, Kresge became the store’s sole owner. Soon, he built several stores in eight cities between…
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