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Andrea Corr Hard Nipple of the Day

Posted on January 21, 2016 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

Remember The Corrs? Not the beer, the band…. They were an Irish girl band that made some really fucking shitty music and I guess they are on a comeback tour, as these people do…because why else would Andrea Corr, one of the leads, who was born in 1974, be on stage with hard nipples… I don’t remember them…but this is their most popular song…. Hilariously bad video…but I like nipples… TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS CLICK HERE The post Andrea Corr Hard Nipple of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .

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Tagged Comeback Tour, Hollywood, leads, nfl, penelope, popular-song, reunion-tour, Sfw, Spain, survivor, these-people, topless, woman-getting

Vijay Awards 2011 winners list

Posted on June 25, 2011 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

Popularity Awards * Popular Song of the year 2010 was given to ‘Kilimanjaro song from the film Enthiran composed by A.R.Rahman. * Popular Male Singer 2010 was given to Playback singer Karthik for Usurae Poguthae from the film Mani Ratnam directed movie Ravannan again an AR Rahman composition. * Popular Song of Masses went to Kadhal Vandhalae from Singam composed by Devi Sri Prasad. * Popular Album of the year 2010 was given to A.R.Rahman’s musical Vinnaithandi Varuvaya. * Popular Duet of the ye

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Tagged 2011-winners, film, group, Hollywood, invalid, missing, Music, Popular, popular-duet, popular-song, singer, usurae-poguthae, vijay-awards

Harp Cover Songs Are Gently and Sweetly Infiltrating YouTube

Posted on November 7, 2009 by | Leave a comment

So you want to record a novelty cover of a popular song but you don’t have an accordion, ukulele or mariachi band handy? No problem! We recommend you pick up a harp and get to pluckin’. No longer just found in mall rotundas and movies about the 17th Century, the harp is on its way back, my friend