Not sure how you define “touching” but if it means the movie really tugs at your heart strings, it’s a tear jerker and you cry your eyes out, and/or it moves you in such a way that you “feel” what the characters feel? Then yes! I love movies with a touching story.

In fact, that’s the reason my husband and I started watching foreign films.…[Read more]

Your comment reminded me that I had published a quick post about salsa music.  Here’s the link if you’re interested.

♦ The Origins of Salsa Music

I think we can buy those in our grocery store in the International Foods aisle. I’m sure I’ve seen chutney on the shelf and I love szechwan food.  Looked up the recipes.  Others might interested.

Cilantro-Mint Chutney
Sichuan Dipping Sauce
 

 
I like Star Trek better.  Period!  I’m such a loyal fan I didn’t even give Star Wars a chance. MY mind was made up right from the start. That’s why I was surprised the question was even asked.  (O.o)  🙂 😀
 

My husband and I fell in love with the music video.  I just had to watch the movie.  So worth it! This movie will make you look forward to falling in love.

I – Ennodu Nee Irundhaal Video | A.R. Rahman | Vikram | Shankar

I love Annie Lennox. But this particular song is not hers. The original was done by another group. But I love her version.

Annie Lennox – A Whiter Shade of Pale (Remastered)
 

I came home from work one day and my husband was playing music and this guy was singing. I had to find more songs where he was singing. Found this one. The man’s name is Thomas Otten. Perhaps his voice is what angels sound like.

It’s impossible for this song not to be on everybody’s favorites list. This movie had the best soundtrack of the millenium!!  Gladiator (2000)

Gladiator Theme • Now We Are Free • Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard

This song was included in the soundtrack for the movie about American boxing legend,  Muhammad Ali, which starred Will Smith. The gentleman who sings this song is a gifted albino with the most incredible voice! See my post here at LB: Children of the Moon.
Tomorrow – Salif Keita

If you enjoy the soothing sounds of African rhythms you’ll love listening to the music of this African legend,
Olive Mtukudzi – Ngoromera

It’s late. It’s Friday night and my husband has fallen asleep. But I’m not sleepy and have some time to kill. So I’ll share some of my favorite music videos like this one. It’s called: T.N.T. For The Brain.