Showing posts with label video clips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video clips. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Best Nick Carter Music Video Clips

Best Nick Carter Music Video Clips


Nick Carter - Help Me

Nick Carter - I Need You Tonight
Open up your heart to me
and say what's on your mind, oh yes
i know that we have been through so much pain
but i still need you in my life this time, and...
Chorus
i need you tonight
i need you right now
i know deep within my heart
it doesn't matter if it's wrong or right
i really need you tonight
I figured out what to say to you
but sometimes the words they, they come out so wrong, oh yes they do
and i know in time that you will understand
that what we have is so right this time, and...
Chorus
i need you tonight
i need you right now
i know deep within my heart
it doesn't matter if it's wrong or right
All those endless times we tried to make it last forever more
and baby i know
i need you
i know deep within my heart
it doesn't matter if it's wrong or right
i really need you, oh
Chorus
i need you tonight - i need you, oh i need you baby
i need you right now - it's gotta be this, it's gotta be this
i know deep within my heart
no, it doesn't matter if it's wrong or it's right
all i know is baby
i really need you tonight

Nick Carter - Heaven in your eyes.
Solo from A night out with the BSB.

A Night Out - Who Do You Love.
Boys performing Who Do You Love during their A Night Out concert in '98.

nick carter - blow my mind
video i put together of nick carter with one of hes solo tracks blow my mind

Nick Carter - That's The Way I lIke It
Okay this one has to be my all time fave (But i have said that for all my Nick Carter Montages)But this one is really really really good :P Trust me. And Fans Of Nick Carter Fans HAVE TO WATCH THIS!!!

Saturday, December 13, 2008

Memories of Van Johnson

Memories of Van Johnson


Lucy Dances With Van Johnson
Lucy and the very handsome Van Johnson dancing to "How about You?" This is perhaps my favorite song and dance routine in the entire series. So warm and romantic, pure awesomeness :-) NOTE: When Lucy says: "You're more nervous than I am". After Fred flubs his line is one of the very few instances where Lucy ever ad-libbed on the show.

I Love Lucy - "The Dancing Star" - Lucille Ball/Van Johnson
Lucille Ball & Van Johnson (1955)
*in loving memory of my mother (a devoted I Love Lucy fan)

Whats my line? - Van Johnson-1953 - 54

Lucille Ball and Van Johnson Dance
One of my favorite scenes from I LOVE LUCY-- Van Johnson and Lucille Ball dancing to the song "How About You?".

Coffee Tasmanian (MGM 1948): June Allyson, Van Johnson
from The Bride Goes Wild (MGM 1948): directed by Norman Taurog, also with Hume Cronyn, & Una Merkel.

IMDb: A famous children's' sto from The Bride Goes Wild (1948): directed by Norman Taurog, also with Hume Cronyn, & Una Merkel.

IMDb: A famous children's' story writer named Uncle Bumps (Van Johnson) needs someone to illustrate his latest book. A contest is held, and an artist is chosen, Miss Martha Terryton (June Allyson). Martha is an uptight, prudish woman with little tolerance for wasting time. Uncle Bumps is really Greg Rawlings, a young playboy with no work ethic and a penchant for young women. He attempts to work his magic on Martha, and after hard work and trickery, including telling her that he has a son (Butch Jenkins), it begins to work. That's when his married girlfriend (Arlene Dahl) comes into the picture and messes everything up.

Elizabeth Taylor - The Last Time I Saw Paris - Part 8 of 11
A love story set in post World War II Paris. Elizabeth Taylor plays Helen Ellswirth, a beautiful, care free young woman. Screen idol Van Johnson plays Charles Wills, a war veteran who is a serious, responsible man. Romance blossoms, the couple marries and soon after they have a baby daughter.

The young couple struggles to make ends meet and, through the highs and lows of their marriage, their personalities become reversed. The marriage becomes empty but Helen matures emotionally and tries to act responsibly. Charles, unable to cope with his personal and professional failures, becomes a thoughtless, empty thrill seeker.