Back in February, veteran house heads everywhere rejoiced when producer Larry Heard resurrected Mr. Fingers, his alias behind the unanimous classic "Can You Feel It," with its first release in over a decade.
The styling is obviously similar to the Z's, but it's a bit more formal -- and my test car turned heads everywhere I drove.
"This bully put his fist in my face and all his friends pushed me down on the ground and kicked me in my stomach, my head, everywhere," he says.
THESE days American conservatism is such a hydra a monster with heads everywhere from the White House to Congress and from the Supreme Court to the fourth estate that it is easy to forget the two most important things about the beast's origins.
For the sake of marketing heads everywhere, who have yet to get their online form analytics in order, let's hope no CEOs are reading.
So Zoey rocked her 'fro all summer, and turned heads everywhere she went.
A little over 30 years from now, the toddlers currently playing with blocks and bumping their heads everywhere will be my age.
For weeks now, talking heads everywhere have been attempting to instill the false narrative that Bernie Sanders is to blame for Hillary Clinton's weak candidacy and her eventual loss to Donald Trump in November's general election.
After months of hype, Sony has finally dropped a new generation of intercompatible gadgets – i.e. the SmartWatch 2, Xperia Z Ultra phablet and Xperia Z1 smartphone – much to the glee of tech heads everywhere.
The song was "Energy Flash," and back in the heady days of 1990 it was a major milestone in the rise of rave culture, establishing a benchmark for a new form of hard-edged techno and twisting heads everywhere from the outer boroughs of New York City to the love-parading street of Berlin and beyond.
