How Cold Hearted Are You?

Regardless of whether a few musicians split away from the phase to act in a film as a side venture, or whether they leave their singing professions totally so as to follow an absolutely new career direction probably the greatest stars have had the option to rethink themselves from music to acting. Here’s an opportunity to see your preferred stars in an absolutely new light you may never have anticipated.

1. Bruce Willis

A great many people may be under the feeling that Bruce Willis made his huge first appearance when he featured in his first breakout job as John McClane in the film Die Hard in 1988. Yet, a year prior to, Willis had been chipping away at another task in a completely extraordinary field.

In fact, in 1987, Willis delivered his first album, named The Return of Bruno. The debut record highlighted an assortment of R&B covers, and even included musical backing by Booker T. Jones and The Temptations. The collection reached at moderate achievement in the United Kingdom, where it arrived at number 7 on the UK Singles Chart, and his cover of “ Respect Yourself” made it to the Billboard’s Hot 100 singles list.

“Anger’s like a battery that leaks acid right out of me
And it starts from the heart ’til it reaches my outer me”
― Criss Jami, Venus in Arms

“I’m a cold-hearted bastard. I’m insular, I’m jaded, a workaholic, I’m ruthless and I’m self-serving. I don’t do forever, I rarely even do “I’ll call you tomorrow”. And just because I’m here now it does not mean if you ask me to stay I will.”
― Ally Blake, Getting Red-Hot with the Rogue

“Lingering, bottled-up anger never reveals the ‘true colors’ of an individual. It, on the contrary, becomes all mixed up, rotten, confused, forms a highly combustible, chemical compound then explodes as something foreign, something very different than one’s natural self.”
― Criss Jami, Healology

“Living things don’t all require
light in the same degree. Some of us
make our own light: a silver leaf
like a path no one can use, a shallow
lake of silver in the darkness under the great maples.

But you know this already.
You and the others who think
you live for truth and, by extension, love
all that is cold.”
― Louise Glück, Poems 1962-2012

“People whose voices were filled with sarcasm, hostility, coldness, and arrogance are often people who thinks that they are free from the smallest of sin at all.”
― The Eldest

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