Ray Toro, in my opinion, has got to be one of the best guitar players out there right now! He is currently the lead gutarist for the band My Chemical Romance. When you listen to their music, you can hear his amazing guitar work and solos. When...
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Ray Toro, in my opinion, has got to be one of the best guitar players out there right now! He is currently the lead gutarist for the band My Chemical Romance. When you listen to their music, you can hear his amazing guitar work and solos. When you're listening, you may also hear him doing something else. Ray sings harmony in the songs, while Gerard Way sings the vocals. You can hear him clearly in the song "I'm Not Okay." Ray also has a trademark in the form of his brown afro . He also helps Frank Iero, rhythm gutarist, write his guitar music. So the point I'm getting to is that Ray Toro is awsome, plain and simple.

Thanks to Stephen King, the brilliant author who hails from Maine, I am now afraid of clowns. His book It, about a killer clown who pops up every twenty-seven years in Derry, Maine, terrified me when I read it. Originally, I saw the movie and...
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Thanks to Stephen King, the brilliant author who hails from Maine, I am now afraid of clowns. His book It, about a killer clown who pops up every twenty-seven years in Derry, Maine, terrified me when I read it. Originally, I saw the movie and that made me scared. But when I read the novel, which was a amazing book, it deepened my fear. King is a marvelous writer, one who makes you question what you believe. My dad originally hooked me onto the books, and even though I am only fourteen, I have read quite a few. Even though King is a brialliant horror writer, (See It, Carrie, Desperation and Cell for good references) he is also good at writing other genres) The Green Mile isn't exactly a horror novel, but it is one of my favorite King novels. He has wrote a few non fiction books which are also good. But, I must say, I really love his short story collections. I am currently halfway through Nightmares and Dreamscapes, and although there are a few floozy's so far, I'm really enjoying the book. It is impossible to put down. Another thing I enjoy about King is that he trys to keep all his books set in Maine, or he will refer to some of his previous works in a current book. King is definatly a master at what he does, and I will keep trying to read my way through all his books,(even though he occasinally drops a floozy, or book I don't like, Dreamcatcher for example.)

Paul Adelstein is a amazing actor. In his role as Special Agent Paul Kellerman on Prison Break, he shows amazing talent, and diverse range. For the entire first season, he played a ruthless man, who would do anything and kill anyone for his...
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Paul Adelstein is a amazing actor. In his role as Special Agent Paul Kellerman on Prison Break, he shows amazing talent, and diverse range. For the entire first season, he played a ruthless man, who would do anything and kill anyone for his president. He was so good at playing bad, even though you hated him, you couldn't look away. However, this season, the character changed. At the beginning, he was still bad. After all, who doesn't remember the scene where he was torturing Sara? But when he started working with Michael and Lincoln, he changed. No matter what type of character Paul Adelstein has played, he has been great at it. My favorite scene of his so far has been when he about to commit suicide, (in the role of Paul Kellerman, in episode Fin Del Camino of Prison Break.) Even though the first part of the scene has no lines, it was done very emotionally. Paul Adelstein is a very underrated face, and hopefully he shows up somewhere else in the future.

Fall Out Boy is a band that I used to like, but that I now love! Their music is very original, with wacky song titles. Pete Wentz, bass player and primary lyricist, writes some really awsome songs, and they are almost always easy to sing along...
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Fall Out Boy is a band that I used to like, but that I now love! Their music is very original, with wacky song titles. Pete Wentz, bass player and primary lyricist, writes some really awsome songs, and they are almost always easy to sing along to. In the gap between their last album, 2005's From Under The Cork Tree till now, their music has evolved. Their new album, 2007's Infinity On High, shows a more diverse side in my opinion. The four members of the band, Patrick Stump vocalist, Pete Wentz bass, Andy Hurly drums, and Joe Troeman(?) on guitar all help to make up this incredeble band. Even though they've had some hard times in the past, like when Pete overdoesed on medication, they've trooped through to create some fantastic music! Fall Out Boy is a incredeble band, so keep listening to them!