When episodic Migraine transforms into chronic Migraine, or a patient presents to a physician with a case of new daily persistent headache (NDPH) a frequent cause or trigger is thyroid disease or dysfunction.
Blue Velvet is a popular song written in 1950 by Bernie Wayne and Lee Morris. The song was originally recorded and performed by Tony Bennett, who charted with it in 1951. It was remade four years later by the traditional R&B group the Clovers. Many other artists have recorded the song, most notably Bobby Vinton.
In 1986, a movie called Blue Velvet, directed by David Lynch, was released. This song had a prominent role: It was used in a gruesome scene where we discover a human ear that had been cut off someone's head. The song completely contradicted the mood of the scene, which apparently was the point.