Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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12-Years-Old Boy Begins To Sing “Hallelujah” And Audience Goes Hauntingly Silent
The song “Hallelujah” is incredibly popular. It’s a once-in-a lifetime piece that so many people love and can relate to on many levels. Practically everyone, whether they know it or not, has heard the song one time or another. But what makes this particular song unique is that they may have never heard it sung…
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Amal Clooney was called ‘ugly’ and chastised for having skinny legs – George’s response is spot on.
Despite fierce criticism from admirers, George Clooney remains in awe of his wife, Amal Clooney, the mysterious and lovely woman who won his heart and terminated his bachelorhood. “Everything about my wife is magical, as I believe everyone has realized as they see her, hear her, and hear what she stands for.” In 2022, the…
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Sad news about the beloved actress Sandra Bullock
Sandraa Bullock is slated to star with Brad Pitt in the upcoming movie Bullet Train after recently finding success in the action comedy The Lost City opposite Channing Tatum. The movie’s trailer was just made public. Outside of the movie industry, 57-year-old Bullock has talked about a time in her life when she was under…
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Karen Valentine, the star of Room 222, recalls an ‘awful’ experience she had on The Dating Game
Karen Valentine recalls the bumpy path that led her to her award-winning role as a student turned teacher in the hit TV series Room 222. Catapulting her into stardom, the show, that last aired almost 50 years ago, is a love she still holds close, unlike her appearance on The Dating Game, that she admits…
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Meg Ryan took a break from acting to spend time with her children: This is her today.
Meg Ryan was born in Fairfield, Connecticut, in 1961 and had a tough childhood due to her parent’s divorce when she was a teenager. Even so, her natural charm and talent helped her become famous in Hollywood, where she appeared in movies like Sleepless in Seattle and You’ve Got Mail. She quickly became famous and…
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