
It’s Fa-la-la Friday! From 3-time Grammy Award-winning vocal group, Pentatonix – a bouncy, popping “Deck The Halls” from their holiday album, Christmas. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix ‘Deck The Halls’”
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It’s Fa-la-la Friday! From 3-time Grammy Award-winning vocal group, Pentatonix – a bouncy, popping “Deck The Halls” from their holiday album, Christmas. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix ‘Deck The Halls’”
One of my favorite holiday songs, “Mary Did You Know,” from one of my favorite vocal groups, the Grammy Award-winning Pentatonix. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix ‘Mary, Did You Know?’”
Grammy Award-winning a cappella group Pentatonix teams up with Meghan Trainor for their new holiday bop, “Kid On Christmas.” Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix ‘Kid On Christmas’ Feat. Meghan Trainor”
Some news items you might have missed:
• Instinct Magazine: Scott Hoying, of the Grammy winning a cappella group Pentatonix, proposed to his longtime boyfriend Mark Manio a few months ago, and the two are now sharing the details about their romantic beach engagement with PEOPLE. Continue reading “Marriage Proposals, Anti-LGBTQ Vigilantism + More News”
One of my favorite holiday songs, “Mary Did You Know,” from one of my favorite vocal groups, the Grammy Award-winning Pentatonix. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix “Mary, Did You Know?””
From 3-time Grammy Award-winning vocal group, Pentatonix – a bouncy, popping “Deck The Halls” from their holiday album, Christmas. Continue reading “Christmas Music: Pentatonix ‘Deck The Halls’”
Randy Report favorite Pentatonix serves up elegant musical magic with their cover of “Can You Feel The Love Tonight?” from Elton John’s The Lion King.
Just. Gorgeous. The Grammy Award winners knock this outta the park.
Hit play and let the music take you there.
The track is available on iTunes, Amazon and all digital download sites.
And yes, I bought it 😉
Check out my previous posts on the talented group here.
I love this almost-military take on the classic Christmas tune, “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” from Grammy Award winners Pentatonix – A Pentatonix Christmas.
Some news items you might have missed:
• InstaHunks: Woofy Brett Miles and Alex Abramov (above) have their Halloween costumes down. They’re dressing up as….Fire Island gays! #TheyConvincedMe
• NewNowNext: Megan Mullally will miss two episodes of the final season of Will & Grace giving more fuel to the rumors of a feud with Debra Messing.
• Washington Examiner: A reporter at the conservative newspaper got a call from White House counselor Kellyanne Conway. It didn’t go well.
• KIT212: Kenneth’s weekly gay rag roundup finds the gays gearing up for Halloween
• Variety: Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci will play a gay couple on a road trip in Supernova, a romantic, modern love story that “follows two people who are bound together by their love for each other but being pushed apart by the situation they find themselves in.”
• New Music: 3-time Grammy Award-winning vocal group Pentatonix drops this lovely cover of the Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows” from their new Best of Pentatonix Christmas album.
While a Beach Boys song may not immediately ring Christmas bells in your head, ever since the tune was used in the closing credits of the uber-romantic Love Actually (2003), folks consider it a holiday-appropriate tune. I find the new version refreshing & sweet. Hit play below.
Grammy Award winning vocal group Pentatonix serves up their take on “Waving Through a Window” from the hit Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen.
The multi-platinum selling group has dipped its toes in the Broadway catalogue a few times.
Band member Kirsten Maldonado joined the Broadway cast of Kinky Boots last year alongside Scissor Sister frontman Jake Shears. The fab five also recorded a track for the concept album of Finding Neverland, and they also dropped by the Wicked 15th anniversary special on NBC.
The song has been covered by several pop stars since Dear Evan Hansen’s debut, including Katy Perry and Rachel Tucker.