Anything to lessen the coming heartbreak of TV's weepiest show.
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King Khalifa "Gangnam Style" has been dethroned as YouTube's top video, replaced by Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again," the weepiest rap song ever.
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Even the weepiest of fans would have a hard time getting emotionally invested in any more Winchester deaths, let alone attempts on their lives.
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How is it that the weepiest show on television (and available to binge on Hulu; newbies watch at your own risk) is now getting...even weepier?
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As the weepiest sign in the zodiac, I know someone will sing "It's My Party (And I'll Cry If I Want To)," but honestly, July isn't too bad astrologically speaking, especially after the garbage month that was June.
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He's a purveyor, and producer, of some of the weepiest sadlad house and techno ever press to tear-stained vinyl, and "Falling Hands", taken from the still-fantastic Total 4 compilation, is the platonic ideal of soft, sad techno.
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Me Before You was undoubtedly one of the weepiest books I've read in recent memory, but with Still Me, I found myself tearing up not from sadness, but rather contentment with how purely realistic Moyes portrays Louisa's difficult journey to find her true purpose in life.
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This Is Us returns to NBC on September 25, but until then, PEOPLE gets you ready with new cast and creator interviews, plus everything that's happened so far in The Complete Guide to This Is Us. The 96-page special edition is filled with the most OMG-worthy moments from TV's weepiest hit, and interviews with stars Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, and the rest of the cast.
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Over four CDs, arranged chronologically, the > listener gets treated to a story in the development and maturation of a > cultural icon who was at least, in terms of her gift, the equal of her > legend. Rolling Stone listed the box set among their "50 Greatest Albums of All-Time". Writer Rob Sheffield called Cline "a badass cowgirl drama queen belts some of the torchiest, weepiest country songs ever, hitting high notes that make you sob into your margarita." The Patsy Cline Collection would reach number 29 on the Billboard country albums chart in January 1992.
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Ben Beaumont-Thomas of The Guardian said that "few artists have quite such a disparity between their music and their public persona" as Capaldi, who, in song, is "a man utterly battered by a breakup". He called Capaldi's honesty "appealing" and felt that there is "some solid songwriting here, and a nobility to the sheer honesty of the lyrics", describing the music as "full-force, ugly crying pop". Roisin O'Connor of The Independent called Capaldi's voice "a gravelly powerhouse that manages to evoke the 22-year-old's natural charisma even on the weepiest of ballads" and said the album "alternates between piano and guitar-based tracks, with production that retains raw moments" that, while "not the most adventurous album [...] is more about unveiling the rough materials Capaldi has to work with". Hayley Milross from The Line of Best Fit called the album "an assured and settled debut", saying that while Capaldi may not have "deliver[ed] an album that leans towards the extraordinary", it is a "collection of poignant love songs that are honest and sincere".
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