Discovered singing on a Seattle street, Vince Mira, 15, is a somewhat shy kid who looks uncomfortable during a TV interview. But when he steps up to the microphone to sing Johnny Cashs classic Ring of Fire, the result is downright spooky. He performs the song in this Good Morning America segment.
Genre: Entertainment
by: swifttallon
Salome talks all about spirit guides. Salome is a top-rated psychic at PsychicAccess.com where all psychics are interviewed, fully verified and accuracy tested. Free reading for new customers at PsychicAccess.com
by: PsychicAccess
Little by little the European Union is closing its grip on the former independent nations of Europe and the UK. Now, a church is under attack and the EU wants to do away the the Fraudulent Mediums Act and replace it with consumer protection laws. By doing so they will have to prove their claims and be treated with simialr laws under which you would buy a commodity like a sack of potatoes. How many Religions can prove that they will lead you to Heaven, save your soul, heal, or a direct conduit to God? Are these things provable or should they be under discernment from the state? Remember separation of Church and State. This will cause hardship to this organization...why now, and why in this way? Could it be that certain interests want to suppress this church? Unfair to say the least. We find out that in the rest of the EU, Spiritualist Churches are not legally regognised as religions. Spiritualism and the Church of England in the UK which have been formally recognised by the government. Watch as Geof
Genre: Funny Videos
by: rcoones
Cashus C.R.E.A.M. Biography By Kenji Jasper Most people's lives are built solely around the choices they make. But there are a select few who are destined for greatness. At 25, Cashus C.R.E.A.M. is one of them. Cashus was only 14 years old when his cousin, a neighborhood "big tymer", put him up against a group of older teens practicing their rhymes for a school talent show. He didn’t know anything about delivery or bars or song structure. He just knew how to tell a story. The words that went from pen to paper blew that whole room away. That was when he knew for certain that he would be married to the mic. "I spit my little rap and my verse was better than all of theirs," he says, remembering it like it was yesterday. "I put all of my feelings and emotions into it. It showed me the effect my words could have on the people around me." Growing up on Hartford, Connecticut's north end, Cashus was always a creative writer, channeling the sights and sounds of his blocks into poems and short stories ...
by: fullermedia
As you all know, our good ole pal Sammy Israel turned himself in to a police station yesterday on his scooter, but will his lasting legacy in the world's eyes center around his M*A*S*H theme song-quoting fake suicide note?Looks like the Fox Business Channel is thinking 'Yes!'. The network is coincidentally planning a little meet and greet with two stars from that prolific 1970s TV show for today (The name of which is really annoying to type with all those friggin' asterisks).Wayne Rogers, who played Trapper John on the show, now runs Wayne Rogers & Co. -- a stocks trade investment corporation that specializes in stocks and the real estate market. He will be sitting down at the 4pm edition of 'America's Nightly Scoreboard' today and having a little chat with his famed co-star Alan Alda. He's got some new movie coming out I guess. We here at WSF will certainly be tuning in to see if they weigh in on Sam Israel's love note to their famous theme song. Probably not, but who doesn't just love listening to Alan Alda's incredibly nasal voice? I could fall asleep listening to that on my white noise machine.And as a final side note, check out Sammy's beard from the NYTimes article detailing his most recent re-arrest! I didn't know he had it in him, looks great! Very manly and burly compared to his previous nerd look. But was he channeling Saddam Hussein's spiderhole fugitive fashion sense?NYT: Fund Manager Who Fakes His Suicide Surrenders, July 2, 2008
by: Stephen
