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Jeff Daniels in The Newsroom (2012)
PopWatch Confessional: The embarrassing song that made you cry
Jeff Daniels in The Newsroom (2012)
Sunday marks the return of HBO's The Newsroom, a series that isn't exactly known for being subtle—especially in its first season, which featured a memorable scene set to Coldplay's "Fix You." Anvilicious? Oh yeah. Emotionally manipulative? You betcha. Surprisingly effective all the same? Unfortunately, yes, according to EW.com's Lanford Beard. Which is how we came upon this week's PopWatch Confessional question: What's the song that's had a surprising, embarrassing emotional effect on you? Lanford Beard, staff editor: Between all its walk-and-talks, Network rip-offs, and "women be klutzy" gags, The Newsroom's first season actually took on a few actual news events,...
See full article at EW.com - PopWatch
  • 11/7/2014
  • by EW staff
  • EW.com - PopWatch
The Voice (2011)
The Voice's Sarah Simmons on Rolling Stones & Gotye Covers, Soundtrack Dreams and More!
The Voice (2011)
Sarah Simmons is less concerned about making a fortune on her music than she is with making a connection to her audience.

The Top 8 finisher on Season 4 of The Voice says she’s still marveling at the back-and-forth she has on Twitter with her newfound fans. “As much as they think I bless them, they bless me back sevenfold with their words of support and love and encouragement,” marvels Simmons. “The things that they say have brought me to tears, have made me laugh. You log on and see someone’s Tweeted ‘Puppies love you!’ That’s awesome.”

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See full article at TVLine.com
  • 6/14/2013
  • by Michael Slezak
  • TVLine.com
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