CSS - Cansei de Ser Sexy - Alala - videoclipe - music video - Musica Brasileira - Brazilian Music - Trama - canal - channel
Jun
26
Tags: alala, brasileira, brazilian, canal, Cansei, Channel, clip, css, de, Music, musica, Ser, sexy, trama, video, videoclipe
Jun
26
my favourite song by Cansei De Ser Sexy with pics of lead singer Lovefoxxx and the rest of the band
written by Adriano Cintra/Luiza Sa/Lovefoxxx
Jun
26
Dave Matthews Band Don’t Drink The Water
(C) 1998 BMG Entertainment
Jun
26
Dave Matthews Band Don’t Drink The Water
(C) 1998 BMG Entertainment
Jun
26
The new single from their upcoming new album NARROW STAIRS
Jun
26
Tags: canada, Canadian, conductin, conducting, effect, Fresh, hip-hop, in, maestro, Music, rap, Symphony, thangs, Things, toronto, video, wes
“Conductin’ Thangs” by Maestro Fresh Wes.
Check out Maestro Fresh Wes at http://www.myspace.com/maestrofreshwes
Check us out at http://www.HipHopCanada.com, http://www.myspace.com/hiphopcanadacom & http://www.youtube.com/hiphopcanada
Facebook group: hiphopcanada
Jun
26
David Allan Coe Tanya Montana
(C) 1987 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Jun
20
Tags: Animation, beach, beatles, green, humanities, Music, ocean, presentation, screen, submarine, Test, video, yellow
A music video on The Beatles song “Yellow Submarine”. This was mostly made as a test for green screen. We still have some bugs to fix.
Made for a Beatles presentation for a Humanities class on Tuesday, October 13, 2005. Includes credits for the whole presentation.
For more of my videos, visit:
http://briangurrola.com/
Jun
20
Tags: arts, creative, dance, drama, Governor's, humanities, Music, Residential, SCGSAH, student, writing
Students at the SC Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities talk about life and studying there
Jun
20
In a conversation moderated by Los Angeles Times music critic Ann Powers, USC School of Cinematic Arts professor Todd Boyd, USC Annenberg School for Communication professor Josh Kun, and American studies and ethnicity doctoral candidate Imani Kai Johnson (USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences) reflect on hip-hop’s complex, 30-year history, panelists explore its growing influence in American popular culture and politics. The program, held October 8, 2007, was sponsored by Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative, USC Libraries and Los Angeles Institute for the Humanities.
