Years ago, William Shatner received a special award and was asked to make of a video of him “singing” “O Canada.” He made an interesting tweak to the lyrics which I thought was
Read More
Yay! Futurama is coming back! Here’s a trailer for the new season. (Via Sean). Now some music news for June 29, 2023. More music news? Check here. BONUS: How about some ultra-weird iPhone
Read More
There’s been much talk about the subtle change Canadian singer Jully Black made to “O Canada” when she performed it at last Sunday’s NBA All-Star Game. Instead of going with the usual “O
Read More
William Shatner has a new album called Bill coming out shortly, a record he refers to as “autobiographical.” Leading up to its release, this video of The Shat critiquing impressions of him was
Read More
William Shatner is 90 years old but has zero intention of slowing down. He appeared in a movie earlier this year called Senior Moment… …and is preparing to release what’s described as an
Read More
It’s always time for Star Trek. Let’s begin with these ST: TOS scenes set to William Shatner’s cover of Pulp’s “Common People.” (Via Fansided) Next, here’s Picard and Data from ST: TNG. (Via
Read More
Toaster broke this morning. Any recommendations for a new one? Think about that as I present music news for March 24, 2021. An old Meat Loaf song is being turned into a game
Read More
William Shatner’s recording career goes back to 1968. Since then he’s (a) mashed up popular songs and Shakespearean dialogue, (b) had an alt-rock radio hit with a cover of Pulp’s “Common People,” (c)
Read More
William Shatner has been making records since the classic The Transformed Man from 1968. (Listen to some highlights here.) There was a live album in the 70s and the rather good Has Been
Read More
I’ve had the same three twenty-dollar bills in my wallet for six weeks. I have no loose change in the house. This virus has not been friendly to using cash. You? Here’s music
Read More
About 15 years ago, William Shatner (with help from Ben Folds), had something of a hit with his version of the Pulp classic, “Common People.” The next step is to take the song
Read More