Author:
Rosalita Moog
May
7
The new monsters catch some rays… What do you think they will be called? #DoctorWho #BTS #behindthescenes #monsters
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Doctor Who Season 9
New monsters are coming to Doctor Who Season 9. BBC released a brand new yet unnamed monster/creature/life form/robot.
The Doctor Who Instagram account has been teasing Whovians with glimpses of what seems to be a new monster. This photo shows multiple versions of the same monsters. While it is being introduced as a new monster many Whovians think it is a monster wearing studded armor. Some of us are thinking Daleks, Cybermen or a Sontaran like Straxx.
They remind me of the bickering robots in Doctor Who Season 7 “Dinosaurs on A Spaceship”
The caption on the above Doctor Who Instagram photo invites Whovians to chime in, “The new monsters catch some rays,” said the Instagram caption. “What do you think will be called?”
You can add your ideas on the official Doctor Who Instagram account.
Amazon Instant Video
Barbara Ireland's Turning Back Time
Return to the classic jazz & blues nightclubs of the ‘30s, ‘40s, and ‘50s where dim lighting, suits and gowns, and the scent of perfume and whiskey filled the atmosphere. Ireland’s sultry vocals shimmer above passionate jazz performances & hot sax solos.
Barbara Ireland has recorded sexy songs! The kind of music that make you want to rip his clothes off. It is difficult to do justice these standards and almost in possible to please me singing them. I admit I was skeptical when I started listening. Ireland’s voice and styling brings out the best in the songs she has selected. “Turning Back Time – Classic Songs To Kiss By” has won me over. Purchase on CDBaby.
Read a complete review at Seattle PI. See excerpt below.
Seattle singer-songwriter Barbara Ireland’s new album is a world apart from the glam-punk she once performed as a member of The Fags and other bands.
Ireland’s new album, “Turning Back Time: Classic Songs to Kiss By,” is a sultry, sumptuous collection of jazz and blues from the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s.
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