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...many Harvard students who had never heard the name Sara Bareilles. I had, however, subconsciously internalized the lyrics to “Love Song,” as its ubiquity was hard to avoid. By the end of 2008 it had reached the top 10 of the Billboard charts??higher than singles by Rihanna, Coldplay, or Chris Brown. This is not to imply, of course, that popularity necessarily implies quality (“Lollipop” ranked in the top 5), but, in this case, the traits coincide...
...TRL’s apparent mindlessness, it represented a crucial slice of pop culture—the idea of “climbing the charts??—that I loved and felt a part of. TRL facilitated the sort of direct public engagement with artists that you can’t get on YouTube, eMusic, or iTunes. Though it was a commercial experience, it was participatory, even communal. Beyond the viewer and the video, TRL was about you, your best friend, host Carson Daly, the hundreds of people waving signs outside of MTV’s studio...
They may not have the name recognition that a Tyler Kolarik or a Noah Welch have in opposing rinks, and may not quite be at the top of the Harvard scoring charts??though Packard and Bernakevitch are right there—but boy, did they show Vermont why Crimson coach Mark Mazzoleni strung them together on the first line this weekend...
Cremarosa—then tentatively penciled in as a starter on the depth charts??sustained a broken leg during the intrasquad match-up that required corrective surgery, ending not only his season but, he was told, his playing career as well...
...Hilary Duff, also known as Lizzie McGuire from the Disney Channel television series and feature film. In addition to her media career expansion into music—her album Metamorphosis was released this summer and catchy single “So Yesterday” continues to climb top-40 charts??Duff now also serves as the spokesperson for an organization that protects wild horses. And though the “So Yesterday” lyrics tell the heart-wrenching tale of a love lost and soon to be forgotten, demand for the Duff brand in all its blonde...
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