Classic Cure track that is one of their most enduring and timeless tracks that holds many memories in its vinyl grooves!

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After a year of problems, Britney has emerged victorious, and is still sober.

Sobriety here doesn’t mean that she is no longer an alcoholic or drug abuser. This is not about that. The song, as the amazing Kelly Clarkson has said, is not about that.

It is about living in a better state of mind, it is about fighting your own problems to get to where you are.

Britney has picked her weeds, and kept the flower. Note the two-time reference of “flower” to the most important persons in her life – her children.

Duration : 0:5:28

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The 14th episode of Dear Buck where I change your life or not. Take it all with a grain of gay salt. I ain’t no expert! Just what I think and having fun!

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“Alive and Screaming by Jake Walden”
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Duration : 0:12:29

“Gravity” music video by Lucy Schwartz.

Here’s a link to Lucy’s new EP:http://smal.in/lucyitunes

Lucy Schwartz self-released EP “Help Me! Help Me!” is now available on iTunes. The EP features tracks such as “Gone Away” and “Gravity” as heard on ER, Private Practice, and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as a song from Lucy’s forthcoming full-length album “Life in Letters” –to be released summer 2010.

ABOUT THE VIDEO:
Gravity, is a colorful fantasy told through interpretive dance and filmed under the light of an old carousel slide projector. Directed by Cooper Roberts.

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“Help Me! Help Me! ” music video by Lucy Schwartz.

Lucy Schwartz self-released EP “Help Me! Help Me!” is now available on iTunes. The EP features tracks such as “Gone Away” and “Gravity” as heard on ER, Private Practice, and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as songs from Lucy’s forthcoming full-length album “Life in Letters.”

Get it here: http://bit.ly/cckyu2

ABOUT THE VIDEO:

In the music video for title track “Help Me! Help Me!” Lucy takes home-made to the extreme. All props, puppets, costumes, and choreography were done by Lucy herself. It was directed by her brother, Ian Schwartz, and shot in the Schwartz home–which was cleared of all furniture to make space for the giant puppet stage.

Duration : 0:2:59

A retrospective of the life and text of an American artist, Michael Deyermond. For more information on the upcoming exhibition visit www.selfhelpme.org or www.equatorbooks.com

Duration : 0:3:32

Beth Lisick dives into the self-help industry and somehow manages to survive while writing her new book, HELPING ME HELP MYSELF.

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Duration : 0:3:20