just dance

This past weekend myself a few other went out to Fusion, a lounge/nightclub on water street. Considering the dismal state of night life in Worcester Fusion is a slight blimp of goodness on the radar. Granted we are talking about Worcester so thinks tend to be graded on a scale, but the aesthetics were decent and the music that was played was far superior than Blu Ultralounge.

Prior to heading over to Fusion, we checked out Club Red on Pleasant St. After paying a ridiculous cover charge and getting patted down because because I might have concealed a weapon up my bits or something the music was highly disappointing. I appreciated the attempt at cultivating a certain aesthetic, but the ratio or 40 something men to teenage girls was a little disconcerting. Needless to say we rolled out after half-hour later and headed to Fusion.

Here is some of the music I jammed to at Fusion:
Circus - Britney Spears
Single Ladies (Put Your Hands Up) - Beyoncé
Distrubia - Rhianna
Love Lockown - Kayne West
Show Me Love - Robin S.

cherry cherry boom boom

Today I just bought tickets to go see my new pop idol Lady GaGa in concert. This chick is ah-mazing!! America is finally starting to recognize the greatness that is GaGa with her current single "Just Dance" #1 on the billboard charts and I am loving it. When I found out she was going on tour I knew there was no way in hell I was passing up a chance to see her live in action.

She will be playing at the House of Blues in Boston this coming March and I will be there screaming and singing along to all of her music. Honestly, her album The Fame is pure pop bliss. The moment I heard her single "Just Dance" released this summer I knew she would be a force to be reckon with even if it took a while for the general public to catch on with her fabulousness. Can't wait to see her work it all out live. Personally, I really want to take a ride on her "disco stick."

I know I know, I've been horrible, but classes start up next week and I will get back to regular posts about my interesting life.

happy holidays...

I'm heading to Florida early tomorrow morning to spend Christmas with some family and just wanted to wish every one a quick Happy Holidays in case I don't get to blog on my trip.

So Merry Christmas every one!

ummm I love this...

Her name is Uhm Jung Hwa and she is basically the Kylie Minogue of S. Korea. I haven't been able to stop playing it over and over again in my head. enjoy.

happy thanksgiving

so hawt

Britney graces the cover of next month's Rolling Stone which also coincides with the release of her sixth studio album Circus. She looks beautiful and fresh, so happy to see the return of the old polished Britney. It just keeps getting better.

a new strain of anal-retentive

A weekend or so ago Michael and I trekked out to Boston to visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. It is a beautiful old home a block or so from the MFA. They have a great collection of Renaissance Art, and it was a perfect place to find some art work for my final paper.

This was my first time going to the ISG so I wasn't sure what to expect. The museum does have a great collection. The encased courtyard is breath taking, it is a shame you can't walk through it. There are a lot of elements to the place is are very weird and a little intimidating (I heard that Isabella's ghost haunts the closed off fourth floor).

First off the lighting sucked, there are no plaques on most of the art work to identify them, and the gallery attends exhibited a super strand of anal-retentiveness. Other than that it was a really interesting place to see, with some amazing art work. We spent a good three or four hours looking around until I found two paintings of the Madonna and Child I decided to work on. It was worth going to and I would like to go again now that I am more familiar with what to expect.