The amazingly talented Gabriella Quevedo plays an acoustic guitar version of Beethoven's classical masterpiece Moonlight Sonata. Excellent!

Hey Mora thats great angle on cupid , good job girl

Good song man , Naw you can tell thats not Suno

Good job man , I hope you sell that song , its a real real real tuff market

I'm remembering the adorable Joan Taylor (1929-2012) who played Ms. Milly Scott in seasons 3 and 4 of The Rifleman from 1960-1962. She was delightful in every episode, with a woman's charms that perfectly captured the essence of sugar and spice and everything nice. 💘




The Rifleman — Milly's Brother (1962)

done and mixed
thanks 

Anna von Hausswolff always writes and performs cool and interesting songs, such as this one:

Live version of Stardust from January 23, 2026

Official video of Stardust

Hi,

Love it,  good guitar work, I was just about to say, maybe the voices could be a bit more upfront, and then they were, so nice build up. Well done, all the best,
George

I have too many Alfred Hitchcock Presents favorites to name, but one episode I really enjoyed rewatching recently was The Glass Eye (1957), featuring William Shatner. I rate it a strong 8 of 10 stars. A very imaginative plot. Stop reading here to avoid spoilers. Otherwise, scroll below for details.

A clip from The Glass Eye (1957)

Spoilers:
A lonely woman becomes infatuated with a traveling ventriloquist who tours with his dummy sidekick. She follows the act from city to city and soon begins writing to the ventriloquist, who writes back. The two continue their correspondence while he remains on tour. On stage, he appears to be a tall, well-dressed man operating his grotesque little dummy in the act. Eventually, he invites her to meet him in his hotel room, but asks her to keep the lights low and not come too close during their initial meeting. She ultimately breaks that rule and reaches for his hand, but it falls off! The shocking truth is that the man she believed was the ventriloquist is actually the lifeless dummy, while the grotesque little dummy is actually the human ventriloquist! It's a wild twist. The grotesque little man's final outburst of "Get out!!! Get out!!! Get out!!!" is unforgettable as he jumps up and down on the table, shouts at her, and raises hell! LOL!!! 🤣😂

8⭐ Excellent episode! This one is great fun to watch. 😄🍿

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I recently watched Shelter (2026). It's a standard Jason Statham action film. Once again, he plays the hard-edged lead in a story built around violence, danger, and survival. It's watchable and has a few decent moments, but it never rises above average. The plot feels too generic, and nothing about the film leaves a lasting impression. For me, it was okay, but not memorable. I rate it 5 of 10 stars.

5⭐ Average at best. Watchable, but forgettable. 😐🎬