Oh, the Emmys
Luciano Pavarotti may be spinning in his grave.
But the truth is, Josh Groban has found the secret to making opera interesting.
Well, I guess you can't really call it "opera" per se, but the magic that he performed at Sunday night's Emmy awards was enough to make me stand up and throw rose petals -- or whatever it is you do at opera performances.
Check out Groban's take on some of the greatest TV theme songs in history. (Big kudos to him for mimicking accurate voices for "South Park" and kudos to the composers for sneaking in, not one, but two "Law and Order" references.)
But the truth is, Josh Groban has found the secret to making opera interesting.
Well, I guess you can't really call it "opera" per se, but the magic that he performed at Sunday night's Emmy awards was enough to make me stand up and throw rose petals -- or whatever it is you do at opera performances.
Check out Groban's take on some of the greatest TV theme songs in history. (Big kudos to him for mimicking accurate voices for "South Park" and kudos to the composers for sneaking in, not one, but two "Law and Order" references.)
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