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This is the awesome new video by Kelly Clarkson.
From the new album "Piece by Piece".
Kelly Clarkson - Heartbeat Song
Hope you will love this awesome lyric.
Kelly Clarkson - Heartbeat Song
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Been so long I forgot how to turn it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
You, where the hell did you come from?
You're a different, different kind of fun
And I'm so used to feeling numb
Now, I got pins and needles on my tongue
Anticipating what's to come
Like a finger on a loaded gun
I can feel it rising
Temperature inside me
Haven't felt it for a lifetime
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Been so long I forgot how to turn it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Turned it on
But I know you can take it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long (all night long)
I, I wasn't even gonna go out
But I never would have had a doubt
If I have known where I'd be now
Your hands on my hips
And my kiss on your lips
Oh, I could do this for a lifetime
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Been so long I forgot how to turn it up up up up all night long
Oh, up up all night long
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Turned it on
But I know you can take it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
Until tonight I only dreamed about you
I can't believe I ever breathed without you
Baby, you make me feel alive and brand new
Bring it one more time, one more time
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Been so long I forgot how to turn it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Turned it on
But I know you can take it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Been so long I forgot how to turn it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
This is my heartbeat song and I'm gonna play it
Turned it on
But I know you can take it up up up up all night long
Oh up up all night long
The truth is out there right here: The X-Files is indeed returning to Fox, with original stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson reprising their respective roles as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
Fox has officially ordered a six-episode continuation of its phenomenally successful supernatural drama, to shoot this summer and (presumably) air at some point next season. (An official airdate remains TBD.)
“I think of it as a 13-year commercial break,” said X-Files creator Chris Carter, who will oversee the new episodes. “The good news is the world has only gotten that much stranger, a perfect time to tell these six stories.”
The X-Files ended its nine-season run on Fox in May 2002, but the franchise was resurrected on the big screen in 2008’s The X-Files: I Want to Believe, a follow-up to 1998’s The X-Files: Fight the Future. When last we saw Mulder and Scully in Believe, they were grudgingly helping the FBI find some missing women/bust up a bizarre, Frankenstein-like operation in Virginia. Also important to know: The bureau had pardoned Mulder for going on the lam (at the end of the series’ run), Scully had returned to her medical career, and the partners were still romantically entangled and living together.
Duchovny will next be seen in NBC’s Charles Manson-themed drama Aquarius, while Anderson has Season 3 of Hannibal on deck. Coincidentally, the two shows will air back-to-back on Thursdays this summer. News of the X-humation comes roughly a year after Fox jump-started another one of its marquee franchises, 24, with a limited-series order. Although Live Another Day didn’t make much noise in the ratings, it was well-received by critics and fans alike.
“We had the privilege of working with Chris on all nine seasons of The X-Files — one of the most rewarding creative experiences of our careers — and we couldn’t be more excited to explore that incredible world with him again,” said Fox chairmen Gary Newman and Dana Walden in a statement. “The X-Files was not only a seminal show for both the studio and the network, it was a worldwide phenomenon that shaped pop culture — yet remained a true gem for the legions of fans who embraced it from the beginning. Few shows on television have drawn such dedicated fans, and we’re ecstatic to give them the next thrilling chapter of Mulder and Scully they’ve been waiting for.”
It’s been 30 years since John Hughes assembled his gang of adolescent misfits and delivered one of the most — if not, the most — iconic teen movies of all time. The film, which is being screened at SXSW today, was just re-released as a special Blu-ray edition, and later this month, fans will get an in-depth look at the work of the late director with the release of the book, John Hughes: A Life in Film. To celebrate this Brat Pack nostalgia, let’s take a look at what happened on-set when the cameras weren’t rolling:
1. Judd Nelson had security called on him at his audition. Nelson took the Bender attitude with him to his audition. Dressing for the part in boots, gloves, and all, he fully embraced Bender’s f-you attitude, proving to be a little much for the secretary, said Nelson:
“I was just about thrown out of the waiting room — a little gypsy actor was in the waiting room, as well, and I kept telling him to “stand up.” He was standing up — he was really short. The secretary in the waiting area called security, so as the elevator doors open and the security guard gets out, that’s when someone from the behind the office doors said, “Judd Nelson, we can see you.” I gave the finger to the security guard and walked into the room.”
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2. Nelson nearly got fired for picking on Molly Ringwald. Judd Nelson fully embraced Bender’s rebellious, bully attitude and picked on Ringwald a little too much, nearly getting himself fired by John Hughes. The other members of the Brat Pack told Nelson to tone it down and were able to convince Hughes not to send him walking.
3. Nelson bought the local teens beer. MORE Judd Nelson drama! Prior to filming, the actors were allowed to wander around the halls of Maine North High School. Nelson said that the location was more than appropriate as the halls had been nicknamed “jock hall” and “freak hall.” He also said that while exploring the high school, he got to know a few of the students and even bought them some beer in return for a ride back to his hotel. “They would ask me why I was staying there, and I told them my dad was in jail. I’m staying at the Westin O’Hare while my dad’s incarcerated.”
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Main North High School, present day.
4. The original script had a topless scene. Looking back a the film, a topless scene would’ve been incredibly out-of-place, but Hughes wrote the script in just a couple of days and fell back on the common risqué humor during his time at National Lampoon. One scene that was never shot involved the students discovering a peep hole into the girls’ swim team locker room and spying on a very well-endowed female coach. Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, and co-producer Michelle Manning voiced their disapproval of the scene, and Hughes came in the next day with a reworked script and new character: Carl the janitor.
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5. Rick Moranis was originally going to play the janitor. After the sexy swim coach was cut from the script, Second City veteran Rick Moranis was brought in to play the role of Carl the wisdom-spewing janitor. Moranis showed up to set with a strange haircut, gold caps on his teeth, and goofy Russian accent. This didn’t fly with film producer Ned Tanen, and Moranis was cut and replaced with John Kapelos.
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6. The library was actually a gym. If the school looks eerily familiar to you, that’s because several of its scenes were shot at the same school from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, which is not exactly surprising because many of Hughes’ movies take place in suburban Chicago. Producers didn’t like the school’s library, so they converted the gymnasium into what they thought the library should look like.
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7. John Hughes makes a cameo, as does his car. In the opening scene, when the kids are all arriving for their Saturday detention, that’s Hughes’ BMW that Claire arrives in. And that’s John Hughes, who plays Brian’s father picking him up at the end of the day.
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8. The stories in the circle confession scene were improvised. The iconic scene after the kids smoke pot and discuss why they’re all there was ad-libbed. Hughes had planned for the scene, but the gave the actor’s the freedom to tell their own stories. Molly Ringwald said that he was incredibly proud of their performance.
“The scene where we smoke pot, he just let the camera go on and on and on, he let me make up so much stuff. The entire thing was improvised. He was so thrilled that he brought my mom in and said, “You have to see how brilliant your daughter is!” And she was very excited to see something, and she sat down and watched me pretend like I was smoking pot for 20 minutes.”
9. Ally Sheedy found the David Bowie quote. It was Ally Sheedy who found the David Bowie quote from “Changes” and showed it to John Hughes. She had no idea that he planned to use it until it popped up during the opening credits, she just thought it was a cool quote.
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10. There’s some cryptic graffiti on the school walls. If you notice during the movie’s opening credits, some of the graffiti on the wall reads “I don’t like Mondays.” It’s not a Garfield reference. This graffiti refers to a 1979 school shooting committed by then 16-year-old Brenda Spencer, who opened fire on an elementary school, picking students and staff off with a rifle. When asked why she did it, she replied, “I don’t like Mondays. This livens up the day.”
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11. The movie’s title came from the school of one of Hughes’ friends. A friend that told Hughes that the “Breakfast Club” was the nickname for detention at his high school.
12. Nobody wanted to record the movie’s theme song. Composer Keith Forsey wrote “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” and first pitched it to Billy Idol, who turned it down, and then The Pretenders, who also passed. Forsey then pitched it to Simple Minds, who initially didn’t want anything to do with it, but eventually agreed at the persuasion of their label at the time.
Bonus: Allison’s dandruff was parmesan cheese. Ally Sheedy didn’t have to produce her own scalp snow for Allison’s artwork.
Ali Hewson talks Mother’s Day, Bono’s accident and bringing her kids on the U2 tour
Her husband Bono had a serious bicycle accident, her father Terry had a series of heart attacks, and Ali Hewson has spoken of the importance of family this weekend after a ‘rough’ few months.
Ali’s dad Terry Stewart suffered multiple heart attacks late last year, at the same time that U2 frontman Bono crashed his bike in New York.
Although she has four children who will no doubt be showering her with gifts, Ali, 53, told EVOKE.ie that she plans to spend Mother’s Day spoiling her own mum Joy Stewart, following a difficult period for her parents in particular.
Ali Hewson at the Chernobyl Children International charity lunch this week
‘I’m thinking about my own mother first,’ Ali said.
‘She’s been through a rough time lately, so I really want to make sure she’s happy and feels loved, that’s the most important thing.’
Bono, whose real name is Paul Hewson, has been recovering well following his accident in Central Park in November.
Ali and Bono have been married more than 30 years
He broke his arm in six places and fractured his eye socket, hand and shoulder blade.
The singer has reportedly spend recent weeks rehearsing in Monaco ahead of U2’s Innocence and Experience 2015 tour and Ali insisted he’s looking forward to getting back on stage this summer.
Bono is back rehearsing ahead of U2’s tour
‘He’s doing great, he really is,’ she said.
‘He’s got another six weeks left until the first date in May, so he’s very excited and he’ll be ready.
‘We’re glad that’s all behind us.’
Bono will be back on stage in May
And charity campaigner Ali said that this tour will prove particularly special for her and Bono’s two sons, Elijah and John.
‘Each tour is amazing and it is five years since the last one, so all our kids have grown in that time and they understand much more and get so much more out of it,’ she said.
Ali and Bono with their daughter Eve and Jordan
‘For the boys in particular, it’s going to be fantastic – it will leave a strong impression for them.
‘The guys [U2] love what they do, they’re the best at it and I can’t get tired of those concerts.
‘Maybe other people can, but they give 100pc in those gigs and they’re always a spectacle.’
