Here's some perfect news: during next week's total eclipse,Watch Honest Thief Online Bonnie Tyler will hop aboard Royal Caribbean's Total Eclipse Cruise to perform "Total Eclipse of the Heart."
This is not too on-the-nose. It is a flawless and good plan -- particularly because the audience will actually be able to see the eclipse in totality.
"It's going to be so exciting," Tyler told TIMEin an interview. "It doesn't happen very often, does it?"
She's right. It doesn't happen very often. In fact, it's the first total solar eclipse since 1979. And that means we have no excuse not to celebrate accordingly, even if that means being extra. It also means that if you're nottaking the Royal Caribbean eclipse cruise, you are obligated to sing the song very loudly during the eclipse, irritating the people around you. Life is but a karaoke stage, my friends!
DNCE will join Tyler for the performance, which is kind of interesting, but not as interesting as wondering whether Tyler has purchased a pair of eclipse glasses yet.
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