'X Factor' Recap: Just Like in the Movies

&Ndash; duh – Simon and the judges do throw some curveballs into the mix.

"We've only dreamed of this," says either Lakoda or Rayne from all-girl country-pop quartet  Lakoda Rayne. The other way we know it's Movie Night is that the contestants get to live out the very common dream of walking the red carpet at a movie premiere one has nothing to do with. It doesn't seem to faze anyone that the movie is the "new Adam Sandler romp Jack and Jill ," which looks poised to sweep the Razzies this year.

"You guys must be tight," the once and future Happy Gilmore asks Josh Krajcik of his and other contestants' relationships. "It's like we're not even competing for $5 million!" Josh jokes. "Hahaha," Sandler says with dead robot eyes. "That's a lot of bread." Oh brother.

To kick things off, Stacey Francis reaches inside a cardboard box labeled "wheelhouse" and pulls out a Bodyguard soundtrack jam that's not "I Will Always Love You." She strut-dances her way through "Queen of the Night," determined to make an impression. Afterward, L.A. cryptically informs her she did better than he thought she would. His restraint is understandable, considering he co-wrote the song for Whitney. 

Former contestant Jazzlyn Little (gone and mostly forgotten) already covered Rose Royce's "I'm Going Down" in her audition, but Marcus Canty 's performance here simply owns. He comes out in a disco ball of a jacket, which he removes after much difficulty, whipping the crowd up to a frothy consistency. He then leaves the stage thanking "the kids at the church" on the way out. A class act, this one.

Drew (who has now ethnically cleansed her last name) tries on Coldplay's "Fix You" for size, and it almost works.

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'X Factor' Recap: Just Like in the Movies
'X Factor' Recap: Just Like in the Movies

"You guys must be tight," the once and future Happy Gilmore asks Josh Krajcik of his and other contestants' relationships. "It's like we're not even competing for $5 million!" Josh jokes. "Hahaha," Sandler says with dead robot eyes.



Tom Shea: Garland Jeffreys, Dave Alvin tie for "album of the year"
Tom Shea: Garland Jeffreys, Dave Alvin tie for "album of the year"

The album holds Tex-Mex-style accordions, and lyrics about booze, God, cigarettes, and loves that aren't ever coming back. There's a song about a retired steelworker, a union man forged in Gary, Indiana. And, even a funny tune, with and about Alvin's




'X Factor' Recap: Just Like in the Movies | Movies News | Rolling Stone

&Ndash; duh – Simon and the judges do throw some curveballs into the mix.

"We've only dreamed of this," says either Lakoda or Rayne from all-girl country-pop quartet  Lakoda Rayne. The other way we know it's Movie Night is that the contestants get to live out the very common dream of walking the red carpet at a movie premiere one has nothing to do with. It doesn't seem to faze anyone that the movie is the "new Adam Sandler romp Jack and Jill ," which looks poised to sweep the Razzies this year.

"You guys must be tight," the once and future Happy Gilmore asks Josh Krajcik of his and other contestants' relationships. "It's like we're not even competing for $5 million!" Josh jokes. "Hahaha," Sandler says with dead robot eyes. "That's a lot of bread." Oh brother.

To kick things off, Stacey Francis reaches inside a cardboard box labeled "wheelhouse" and pulls out a Bodyguard soundtrack jam that's not "I Will Always Love You." She strut-dances her way through "Queen of the Night," determined to make an impression. Afterward, L.A. cryptically informs her she did better than he thought she would. His restraint is understandable, considering he co-wrote the song for Whitney. 

Former contestant Jazzlyn Little (gone and mostly forgotten) already covered Rose Royce's "I'm Going Down" in her audition, but Marcus Canty 's performance here simply owns. He comes out in a disco ball of a jacket, which he removes after much difficulty, whipping the crowd up to a frothy consistency. He then leaves the stage thanking "the kids at the church" on the way out. A class act, this one.

Drew (who has now ethnically cleansed her last name) tries on Coldplay's "Fix You" for size, and it almost works.


Happy Gilmore Soundtrack Lyrics - Bookshelf

Be Happy!, Release the Power of Happiness in You

Be Happy!, Release the Power of Happiness in You

Creator: Robert Holden | Self-Help -
Publisher: Hay House Inc

Happy, Simple Steps to Get the Most Out of Life

Happy, Simple Steps to Get the Most Out of Life

Creator: Ian K. Smith | Psychology -
In "Happy," Smith reveals the sometimes surprising secrets of enduring happiness: you don't have to overhaul your life to change its tone.
Publisher: St Martins Pr

How to be happy, a collection of beautiful lessons intended to inspire noble thoughts and actions, and enable one to become useful, lovable, happy and wise

How to be happy, a collection of beautiful lessons intended to inspire noble thoughts and actions, and enable one to become useful, lovable, happy and wise

Creator: Grace Gold, Cairns Collection of American Women Writers | Conduct of life -

Lyrics

Lyrics

Creator: Sting, Sting ((Musician)) | Music -
Presents lyrics for a selection of songs written by the rock musician Sting that appeared on the albums "Outlandos D'Amour" through "Sacred Love" by his band ...
Publisher: The Dial Press

Beyond the soundtrack, representing music in cinema

Beyond the soundtrack, representing music in cinema

Creator: Daniel Goldmark, Lawrence Kramer, Richard D. Leppert | Music -
Once we think beyond the soundtrack, this volume shows, there is no unheard music in cinema.
Publisher: Univ of California Pr