Sarah Loyd
I love movies, music, TV, and all things entertaining. Follow me on Twitter @musicl0v3 and on Mix https://mix.com/sarahloyd You can also find me on Pintrest @sloydmarie
7 Movies that Are Actually About Thanksgiving
There are many Christmas and Halloween films every year, but there are hardly any Thanksgiving-themed movies out there. Of course, there are films you can watch on Thanksgiving, but not many are actually centered around the holiday.
Sarah LoydPublished 2 years ago in Geeks
Are Memes Now the Key to Making Successful Music?
The internet loves memes, and music seems to love memes too. Hit songs and trending memes are starting to go hand in hand with one another. It's as if one can't survive without the other. This makes a person wonder if the key to making successful music is creating a successful meme. Well, that's at least the theory I have.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Beat
The 'Titans' Trailer Got Some Things Very Wrong
Just recently, I was introduced to the animated Cartoon Network series Teen Titans and instantly fell in love. The characters are likable and fully fleshed out. The stories are exciting and fun. It's one of those kids that doesn't talk down to it's young viewers. So, when I heard there was a live action TV series in the works, I got excited. Then I saw the trailer.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Geeks
My Life with Anxiety Disorder
In 2012, I was attending church on a rainy night. All of a sudden, my hands start to sweat, and my heart starts to race a million miles an hour. I rush to the women's bathroom with the fear that I would have a heart attack or pass out. It was so hard to breathe because my chest was tight. My mom finds me in the bathroom and takes me outside. When I describe my symptoms to her, she tells me I'm having a panic attack. It was a surprise to me. At the time I didn't feel panicky. That's probably a foolish thought. However, my mom tells me that a panic attack can happen for no reason. She suffers from the same condition.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Psyche
Top Ten Best One-Hit Wonders of the 1970s
Disco balls, platform shoes, and bell bottom jeans were all the rage in the 1970s. It was also a time where some of the most memorable one-hit wonders played on the radio. Here are some of my picks that I chose as the best.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Beat
Top 10 Best One Hit Wonders of the 1950s and 1960s
With enough hard work, talent and determination, any musician can create one great song. Sometimes one hit single is all you need to make an impression that will last a lifetime. That is what these one hit wonders of the 1950s and 1960s did. Here are ten of the best from those decades.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Beat
What's Right and Wrong With 'the Greatest Showman' (Film Review)
The songwriters behind the award winning La La Land helped create a new musical that brought the "true story" of P.T. Barnum to the big screen. The Greatest Showman chronicles the rise of his circus acts and his desire to be to be famous. It also just slightly presents the struggles the performers go through because they are different. So, how well were those stories told? Was this movie the greatest show on earth? Let's take a look.
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Geeks
Hey 'Parks and Rec,' What Ever Happened to Mark Brendanawicz?
For those who don't know (or sadly forgot), Mark was a city planner in Pawnee and one of the main characters in the hit comedy Parks and Recreation. After season two, Mark left town to take another job, earning him the nickname Mark "Brendana-quits." Since his departure, the character was not seen or heard from again. The other characters on the show don't mention him, even in the series finale. It's like he was erased from existence. Why is that? Could such a major mistake have been rectified?
Sarah LoydPublished 3 years ago in Geeks
