Covering a song can be a tricky business. When done well, it breathes new life into a classic and introduces it to a new audience. But when it goes tits up,the results can be painfully awkward and in some cases ruin an artists career. This post is my own personal list of tunes that have been murdered long after the original was released. 1. "COME TOGETHER" AEROSMITH Whilst being a fan of the Boston rock band and have seen them live (Christ they are loud) they bit off more the

These movies prove that horror doesn’t always have to be serious or scary. Sometimes, the worst films become the most entertaining because of their flaws. Whether it’s bad acting, terrible props, or laughable CGI, these movies remind us that even failure can be fun. So, if you’re looking for a horror movie night filled with laughs instead of scares, these titles are a perfect choice. Just remember to keep your expectations low and your sense of humor high. Watching these film

I remember back in my day, Sacky Glen scored 16 goals in the first five minutes of a game against Drumcondra in front of 174,000 people. And the game was played in my friend’s backyard. Ah nostalgia isn’t what it used to be! I’ve always maintained people get nostalgic about things they weren’t so crazy about the first time around. Take Britain in the forties. The German Luftwaffe, bombing, air shelters, and ration books. My grand-uncle survived it, yet all I ever get from him

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