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The upcoming episode of “Parkinson” promises to be an exciting one, featuring a stellar lineup of guests. Ewan McGregor, known for his role in the Star Wars saga, will be sharing his experiences and insights. His journey in the film industry has captivated many, and fans will be eager to hear his stories.

Joining McGregor on the show are Stephen Fry, a beloved actor and comedian, and Ronni Ancona, a talented impressionist. Fry’s wit and humor are sure to bring laughter, while Ancona’s impressions will add a fun twist to the conversation. The dynamic among these three guests is likely to create memorable moments and engaging discussions.

To top it all off, the episode will feature music by Dido. Her soothing voice and popular hits will provide a perfect backdrop to the lively atmosphere of the show. This combination...

“Parkinson” is set to return to screens on Friday, 16 May 2025, at 9:25 Pm on U&Eden. This episode promises to be a delightful mix of entertainment and conversation, featuring some of the most beloved personalities in the industry. With Ewan McGregor, known for his iconic role in Star Wars, as the lead guest, viewers can expect engaging stories and insights from a true Hollywood star.

Joining McGregor is Stephen Fry, a multifaceted talent who has made a name for himself as an actor, comedian, and writer. Fry’s wit and charm are sure to add a lively dynamic to the show. Additionally, impressionist Ronni Ancona will bring her unique flair, showcasing her impressive range of characters and voices. Together, these guests will provide a captivating evening filled with laughter and intriguing discussions.

To complement the entertainment, Dido will provide the musical backdrop for the night. Her soothing voice and heartfelt...

“Parkinson” is set to bring a delightful mix of entertainment on Friday, 16 May 2025, at 11:20 Am on U&Eden. This episode promises to be a treat for fans, featuring the charismatic Ewan McGregor, known for his iconic role in Star Wars. His presence is sure to add a captivating energy to the show.

Joining McGregor will be the talented actor and comedian Stephen Fry, who is known for his wit and charm. Fry’s ability to engage with guests and share humorous anecdotes will create a lively atmosphere. The lineup is rounded out by impressionist Ronni Ancona, whose skill in mimicking voices and personalities is bound to bring some laughs and surprises.

Adding to the experience, the talented Dido will provide the music for the episode. Her soothing voice will complement the lively discussions and performances, making for an enjoyable viewing experience. With such an impressive lineup, “Parkinson” is set...

“Parkinson” is set to air on U&Eden at 3:10 Am on Friday, May 16, 2025, and it promises to be a captivating episode. This special features Ewan McGregor, known for his iconic role in the “Star Wars” franchise. Fans of McGregor will be excited to see him share stories and insights from his impressive career.

Joining McGregor on the couch is the talented Stephen Fry, a celebrated actor and comedian. Fry’s wit and charm are sure to bring a lively dynamic to the conversation. The episode also includes impressionist Ronni Ancona, who is known for her sharp humor and impressive impressions. Her presence will likely add a fun twist to the discussions.

To enhance the experience, Dido will provide the music for the night. Her soothing melodies will create a perfect backdrop as the guests share laughs and memories. This episode of “Parkinson” is shaping up to be an entertaining mix of humor,...

The Eminem-produced documentary about superfans — aptly titled Stans — will have its world premiere at the opening night of the inaugural SXSW London Screen Festival, taking place this June.

Announced last year, Stans was directed by Steven Leckart and digs into the complicated relationship between artists and their fanbases. Eminem is set to feature prominently in the film, along with some of his closest collaborators and biggest fans. (The title, of course, comes from Em and Dido’s 2000 hit, “Stan,” about an obsessive, delusional fan; in the decades since “stan...

About 70 years ago, Art Garfunkel formed his first musical duo when he noticed he blended voices nicely with an elementary school friend named Paul. He formed his second one several decades later when he discovered a similar chemistry with his eldest son, Art Garfunkel Jr. After years of performing together on concert stages all across the globe, they released their debut LP last week Father and Son. They’ve dubbed themselves “Garfunkel and Garfunkel.”

Right now, Garfunkel and Garfunkel are sitting in a conference room at New York City’s Pierre Hotel,...

Maude Latour’s fans have described her music as being for people who “had glow-in-the-dark stars on their ceilings” as kids. These days, Latour sees her music as “main-character” pop anthems for dramatic people with intense emotions, like herself.

“It’s for any girly who needs to put their headphones on, and that’s where they go to understand everything,” the 24-year-old dream-pop singer says. “It’s for people who journal. For people who love to feel every feeling and have a strong spectrum of emotions, and aren’t afraid to feel anything extremely.

Run Lola Run Image: Sony Pictures Classics Given the bleak prospects of our collective futures in this eco-wrecked, cash-strapped, politically decimated 21st century, it’s no wonder stories about alternate paths continue to enjoy their moment in pop culture. After all, what is the multiverse but a vibrant kaleidoscopic dream...

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Given the bleak prospects of our collective futures in this eco-wrecked, cash-strapped, politically decimated 21st century, it’s no wonder stories about alternate paths continue to enjoy their moment in pop culture. After all, what is the multiverse but a vibrant kaleidoscopic dream of...

Devon Sawa has been a well-known actor for three decades, first coming to prominence in Little Giants, then playing the human version of the titular ghost in Casper. In 1999, however, with the wacky horror-comedy Idle Hands, Sawa started his run as a modern horror icon. That became cemented a year later with his lead role in the genre-changing Final Destination, and now his multiple roles in the wacky TV series Chucky, based on the killer doll from the Child's Play franchise. Sawa's characters have failed to escape death, not just in Final Destination, but in Chucky as well, where he has perished several times as multiple people. Nothing, however, will top Devon Sawa's death in arguably his most attention-getting role. In 2000, Sawa acted in Eminem's music video for his song "Stan," featuring Dido. He's only on screen for a few minutes, and we never hear his voice, but his...

More than two decades later, it’s hard to imagine anyone but Devon Sawa playing the titular role in the unforgettable music video for Eminem’s 2000 classic, “Stan,” but the actor has revealed Macaulay Culkin was the first choice to star in the visual.

“They went out to Macaulay Culkin first,” Sawa told Entertainment Tonight in a recent interview. “I think that they wanted him, and he wasn’t available, or didn’t want to do it or whatever.”

Thankfully for Sawa, Dr. Dre (who directed the video) was a fan of his work in Final Destination and suggested him instead. “There happened to be somebody in the casting office that knew somebody who was friends with me, and they called me that way… and it ended up working out pretty good,” Sawa explained, adding that the video was “one of the proudest things I’ve been a part of.

You’d be forgiven for being surprised that Jason Derulo hadn’t released an album since 2015’s Everything Is 4. In the nine years since that full-length’s release, Derulo has kept himself in the public eye, whether through his Tiktoks or his steady stream of singles; his fizzy collaboration with the New Zealand producer Jawsh 685 “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat” even reached No. 1 on the Hot 100 in 2020, thanks in part to a clutch assist from BTS.

That gap helps explain in part the length of Nu King, Derulo’s fifth album.

Eminem will co-produce a documentary called Stans about superfans, exploring the relationship between fame and super fandom. The documentary will be a revealing and personal journey into the world of superfandom, focusing on Eminem and his fans. Stans will be developed by Shady Films, with planned distribution from Paramount/MTV, and is set to be released later this year.

Acclaimed rapper Eminem will co-produce a documentary all about superfans, also known as ‘Stans,’ for his own Shady Films. According to a report by Variety, Marshall Mathers, aka Eminem, whose hugely popular song from 2000, Stan, popularized the term ‘Stan’ for “overzealous or maniacal fans of a celebrity or personality,” will help develop the project with planned distribution from Paramount/MTV.

A synopsis for Stans has also now been released, which you can check out below.

“[Stans] is a revealing, edgy, and disarmingly personal journey into the world of superfandom, told through the...

Eminem is fittingly set to co-produce, and be the partial focus of, a new documentary about obsessive superfans, tentatively (and obviously) titled Stans.

As Variety reports, the new project was directed by Steven Leckart, and uses Eminem and “the fans that worship him” as a launching point for what’s described as a “revealing, edgy, and disarmingly personal journey into the world of superfandom.” Stans is apparently just the working title — named, of course, for Eminem and Dido’s 2000 hit “Stan” about an obsessive, delusional fan — but it’s hard...

The ever-expanding universe of Caroline Polachek’s Desire, I Want To Turn Into You still hasn’t exhausted its resources. The singer continues mining its contents for fresh material, this time elevating “Butterfly Net” with an exalting appearance from Weyes Blood.

The “Butterfly Net” remix will appear on the forthcoming release Desire, I Want To Turn Into You: Everasking Edition, out Feb. 14. A Valentine’s Day gift to her fans, the record will also include Polachek’s recent single “Dang,” which arrived in October.

Weyes is the latest collaborator to assist in transforming Desire,...

Original Final Destination star Devon Sawa confirms his role in the film landed him his part in "Stan."

In a Feb. 3 X post, Sawa responded to an Eminem fan account noting that he starred in both the first Final Destination film and the music video for Eminem's 2000 hit "Stan." Sawa said of the latter, "Ironically, I got the part because Dr. Dre (who co-directed) was a fan of Final Destination."

Related 'Until Next Time': Godzilla Minus One Celebrates History-Making Theatrical Run A special promo video has been released by Toho to thank fans for the theatrical success of Godzilla Minus One. Ironically, I got the part because Dr. Dre (who co-directed) was a fan of Final Destination. https://t.co/TwSQ1YrXFU — devon sawa (@DevonESawa) February 3, 2024

The first three verses of Eminem's "Stan," released in November 2000 as part of The Marshall Mathers LP, are told from the view of an...

It’s Doctor Who’s 60th year, it’s a time of celebration, and sometimes we like to celebrate by getting granular. Any fool can write a Top 60 Stories list, we’re breaking it down further. The plan is be ranking single frames by 2063.

As it’s a time of celebration, we cordially invite you all to join in by listing your top 60 episodes in the comments. Eat some Celebrations. Play some Kool and the Gang. We can go back to complaining about Doctor Who later, for now let’s try to focus on this extraordinary children’s show featuring a genocidal maverick as its hero, and how mint it is. Because it is, really, I don’t think we mention that enough. This could actually be on telly in 2063.

Very scientific process behind this list: they’re the 60 best Doctor Who TV episodes, listed in chronological order.

1. An Unearthly...

Mark Howard James, better known as the celebrated hip-hop DJ and producer the 45 King, who helped craft hits for Jay-Z, Eminem, and many more, died on Thursday. He was 62.

DJ Premier first announced James’ death on Instagram, noting his death came three days after his 62nd birthday. Paul Martinez, a spokesperson for the producer, confirmed James’ death to Rolling Stone but did not specify a cause.

“His sound was unlike any other from his heavy drums and his horns were so distinct on every production,” Premier wrote. “His vinyl releases...

Eminem surprised his hometown crowd by dropping in for Ed Sheeran‘s concert in Detroit Saturday.

The “Slim Shady” rapper showed up to Detroit’s Ford Field — where Sheeran was making the latest stop in his “Mathematics Tour” — for an impromptu performance of “Lose Yourself.”

Sheeran kicked things off by performing the first 30 seconds of the hit track before being joined on stage by the rapper himself for the major surprise.

The duo then wowed the crowd with their own rendition of “Stan”, with Sheeran providing the Dido singing while Eminem delivered his rapped verses as he paced the stage.

“I appreciate you, Detroit,” Eminem said as he and Sheeran were met by a roar of applause after their two-song surprise. “I love you!”

“Detroit. What a moment,” Sheeran captioned a clip from Saturday’s show.

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The concert appearance is rare for Eminem,...

Ed Sheeran welcomed an unlikely surprise guest during his concert Saturday in Detroit as Eminem appeared onstage to perform two of his biggest hits alongside the British singer.

Performing at the Motor City’s Ford Field, Sheeran acknowledged Eminem’s hometown by first launching into the 8 Mile hit “Lose Yourself” solo, telling the crowd he rehearsed it earlier in the day. “We’ll see how it goes,” he said.

Then, without warning, midway through the song, Slim Shady himself emerged onstage to accompany him:

“Can I just say, he was...

If we were to unpack the songwriting process for Jason Derulo’s latest single, “Slow Low,” it wouldn’t be improbably to assume he started with his own name as the final lyric and worked his way backward until the rest of the song was complete. “I love the way you say Ja-son De-ru-lo, low, low, low, low, low,” closing out the record alongside about a dozen more “lows” is exactly the type of earworm quirk that makes the strongest case for pop radio domination.

Derulo leans towards Latin pop on “Slow Low,...

The Masked Singer season 9's Medusa, who was revealed to be platinum-selling singer Bishop Briggs, won the Golden Mask trophy after competing against David Archuleta's Macaw, and even though they were both fantastic throughout the season, Medusa deserved her win. As Medusa, Bishop made history on the show as the first-ever contestant to be saved by the panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Nicole Scherzinger, with the Ding Dong Keep It On Bell. After sailing through the first two weeks with her stunning performances, she was dethroned by Pentatonix as California Roll during New York Night after the audience vote.

However, The Masked Singer season 9 panelists chose to save Medusa, whose identity stumped them throughout the competition. Every time they received new clues, instead of her identity becoming more clear, they were even more puzzled. What they did know was that Medusa is one of the...

Los Angeles, May 16 (Ians) Singer Ed Sheeran said that rapping along to Eminem’s 2000 album ‘The Marshall Mathers LP’ “cured” his stutter.

Sheeran, who has since teamed up and performed with the rap icon, has shared that he has the ‘Lose Yourself’ hitmaker, 50, to thank for helping to fix his speech impediment, reports aceshowbiz.com.

“(My uncle) just said to my dad, ‘This guy is the next Bob Dylan. You gotta let him listen.’ And by learning that record – and rapping it back to back to back to back – it cured my stutter,” he recalled when appearing on ‘The Howard Stern Show’ on SiriusXM.

Ed continued: “I think it’s different with Eminem because he is quite reclusive, doesn’t see or meet that many people. I’ve known him now (for) six years and we’ve done three songs together, I’ve played with him twice onstage. He’s...

The four panelists on “The Masked Singer” are having a hard time narrowing down the identity of the secret celebrity hiding inside the Medusa costume. The snake-haired villainess performed a pitch-perfect rendition of “Happier Than Ever” during the season premiere and left the judges “speechless.” She returned in Episode 2 with “Dancing Queen” and won the crown yet again. Medusa then performed “New York, New York” in Episode 3, but lost the vote to California Roll, however she was saved by the “Ding Dong Keep It On” Bell and won the comeback competition. She then advanced from the quarter-finals and the semi-finals, which means she will appear in the season finale. Do You know who she is? Read on for the judges’ “The Masked Singer” Medusa guesses.

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When the contestant teased on the big stage that “success comes in the grayest of places,...

Tonight on “The Masked Singer”: It’s a three-way Battle Royale! The remaining three celebrity singers perform in the “Semi-Finals,” but only two will move on to compete in the season finale. Will California Roll, Macaw or Medusa be unmasked? Follow along with our live blog below.

The Season 9 contestants boast a combined 28 Emmy nominations, 6 Grammy wins, 10 gold albums, 4 Golden Globe nominations, 5 medals, 26 books, 2 Tony Award mominations, 5 lifetime achievement awards, 4 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a combined 95,231,000 records sold.

Play along with host Nick Cannon and celebrity panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke. One famous face will be unmasked in the all-new “Semi-Finals” episode of “The Masked Singer” airing Wednesday, May 10 (8:00-9:01 Pm Et/Pt) on Fox.

See See all 142 (and counting) ‘The Masked Singer’ costumes and celebrity reveals through the years

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Rolling Stone’s Future of Music showcase rocked Austin’s Acl Moody Theater with over 12,000 attendees over four consecutive nights last week. Featuring a whopping 24-artist roster, the event presented a diverse slate of musical acts, spanning all genres, from several different countries. Fans gathered around to listen to their favorite musicians and discover rising talent, all hand-picked by Rolling Stone.

The theater, which is a state-of-the-art 2,750-person space for performances, witnessed an astounding turnout over the four nights. Each and every night, the venue was packed to the brim...

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A thrilling new horror series is coming to Prime Video called "Swarm." The show comes from the minds of Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, who previously worked together on the music-based series "Atlanta." In their latest project, "The Hate U Give" actor Dominique Fishback plays Dre, a young woman who goes to extreme lengths to fuel her obsession with a pop star named Ni'Jah.

Viewers got their first look at Ni'Jah with the arrival of the show's teaser trailer on Feb. 10. Even though "Swarm" hasn't premiered yet, her character has already been creating a huge buzz online thanks to her resemblance to Beyoncé. The show's official trailer, which dropped on Feb. 24, only fueled those theories by seemingly including a few nods to the singer. With this in mind, you may be wondering whether Ni'Jah's character was actually inspired by Beyoncé and just how much...

[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for The Last of Us, Season 1 Episode 8, “When We Are In Need.”]

HBO’s new series The Last of Us premiered to the approval of fans of the video game and viewers who are new to the franchise. Though the thrilling story has just begun, the first episode established the importance of the soundtrack in setting the mood for the post-apocalyptic world.

Created by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann (the latter also wrote and directed the video game), The Last of Us stars Pedro Pascal as grizzled survivor Joel and Bella Ramsey as a teenage girl named Ellie. Taking place after a fungal plague has ravaged the globe, it centers around Joel fulfilling his task of smuggling Ellie beyond a quarantine zone in Boston.

Depeche Mode’s 1987 hit “Never Let Me Down Again” played a significant role during the series premiere. After Joel and his partner Tess (Anna Torv) set out for their journey with Ellie,...

This article contains spoilers through the most recent episode of The Last of Us.

Fans of The Last of Us know that music is a key part of the video games’ story. The Last of Us Part II shows us how Joel and Ellie use music as a way to connect with and understand each other and even allows the player to strum along via the controller when both characters play guitar. At the beginning of the game, Joel sings Pearl Jam’s “Future Days” to Ellie, and it becomes a song that she uses to remember him later on. Ellie also sings A-ha’s “Take on Me” to her friend and love interest Dina when the two are in Seattle together – a touching moment amidst all the violence in the game.

From the beginning, HBO’s The Last of Us showed us that it was going to continue using...

Caroline Polachek knows her way around a pop song—she’s written for Beyoncé and Travis Scott, collaborated with next-wave artists like Charli Xcx and PC Music, and toured with the likes of Dua Lipa. On her second solo album, the former Chairlift vocalist uses her encyclopedic musical knowledge and formidable voice as vehicles for flipping the concept of the “perfect pop song” in unexpected ways.

Desire, I Want To Turn Into You opens with Polachek’s soaring soprano, which hovers in the air for a few seconds before narrowing...

Caroline Polachek has dropped a new song, “Blood and Butter,” and shared the track list for her upcoming album, Desire, I Want to Turn Into You, which is set to arrive (aptly) on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14.

Co-produced by Polachek and Danny L. Harle, “Blood and Butter” is an enveloping tune with flourishes of trance-y dance music and the global pop of Peter Gabriel. There’s even a bagpipe — played by celebrated bagpipe player Brìghde Chaimbeul — and some delightfully weird-as-hell lyrics, “Look at you, all mythical, logical/And Wikipediated/Look...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Last of Us episode 1 and the original game.The Last of Us co-showrunner Craig Mazin explains why episode 1 of the HBO series ended with that particular 1980s song. Adapted from the seminal video game of the same name, the premiere of The Last of Us waits until it's nearing the end to bring Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) together. As the series sets up for the next chapter, the reluctant duo and Tess (Anna Torv) work to leave their quarantine zone in Boston in order to head west. Just as they seem to be making progress, and stepping through a broken fence, "Never Let Me Down Again" by Depeche Mode leads viewers into the closing credits.

During an interview on HBO's official podcast for The Last of Us, Mazin spoke about why he and game creator Neil Druckmann chose the 1987 song to end the first episode.

[Editor’s Note: The following review contains spoilers for “The Last of Us” Episode 1, “When You’re Lost in the Darkness.”]

Let’s take a minute to consider the “Last of Us” prologue, a bit of heavy lifting done so elegantly and tactfully that it takes a few viewings to fully appreciate. Right up top, it addresses the biggest meta element working both for and against the show, the idea that the word “pandemic” has been turbocharged in the years since the original game came out a decade ago. It drops in the idea of cordyceps as a casual possibility rather than underline it with a giant red pen. It cedes the floor to scientists to hint at the turmoil that’s about to happen, rather than have some Fedra lackey do it in retrospect.

It shouldn’t work, having Big Head and Jonathan Carnahan outline the stakes of societal collapse that we’ll see in waves over the course of this entire season.

Eminem celebrated his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a career-spanning medley featuring several special guests.

Clad in a gold chain and black-hooded leather jacket, the rapper opened with brief snippet of his signature 1999 smash, “My Name Is,” before abruptly jumping to 2013’s “Rap God,” with its plethora of lyrical acrobatics.

Eminem then welcomed Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler to the stage, enlisting the frontman to belt the “Dream On” hook that anchors his 2002 Eminem Show track “Sing for the Moment.” The next guest to take the stage?...

The Group A semi-finals took place on Wednesday night’s episode of “The Masked Singer,” with two performers unmasking in front of America. After the Jester was revealed to be rock legend Johnny Rotten of The Sex Pistols, Pepper lost her head and was exposed as Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield. Despite impressing the panel with her performance of “Sign of the Times” by Harry Styles, Natasha wasn’t able to take down Bull or Skunk, who will now compete in the Group A finals.

“It’s fun to be spicy,” Natasha revealed during her unmasked interview with host Nick Cannon. “I just want people to feel something so I’m really trying to tell the story.” Throughout her clue packages, Pepper revealed that someone very close to her was going through a difficult time. “My son had brain surgery just before the pandemic,” Natasha explained. “He’s three. We were five weeks in the hospital.

Spoiler Alert: Do not read ahead if you have not watched “The Masked Singer” Season 6, Episode 9, “Group A Semi-Final,” which aired November 10 on Fox.

Nevermind the bollocks, this will no longer be “Unwritten”: Both the Sex Pistols’ John Lydon – a.k.a. Johnny Rotten — and singer Natasha Bedingfield are the latest celebrities to be revealed on Fox’s “The Masked Singer.” Lydon/Rotten was unmasked as the Jester, while Bedingfield turned out to be Pepper, as seen on the ninth episode of Season 6, “Group A Semi-Final.”

For Jester, no one got Lydon/Rotten right. Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg thought it was Dee Snider. Ken Jeong went with Roger Daltry. Nicole Scherzinger guessed Gene Simmons. Robin Thicke said it was Flea. Guest panelist Will.i.am went with Joe Elliott, lead singer of Def Leppard.

“You’ve only got one life and you must explore all the possibilities and be limited by no one for no reason,...

Norman Lloyd was the last one standing. For a long time, it looked like an extended, slow-motion foot-race between Norman and Olivia de Havilland as to who would be the final significant figure from Hollywood’s golden age to pass from Earth to the eternal cinematic firmament. But Olivia left us in July of last year at 104, and now Norman, two years older, has joined all the others who helped make Hollywood what it was. The parade has now definitively, conclusively, gone by.

In a life bracketed by two pandemics, the Spanish flu of 1918-20 and the ongoing Covid onslaught, this Jersey and Brooklyn boy born into modest circumstances first strode onto the New York stage in 1932, was the last surviving member of Orson Welles’ and John Houseman’s Mercury Theater and made his startling film debut in 1942 as the villain who fell from the top of the Statue of...

“We don’t have the privilege to be against the war,” tuts a British wife to a peace activist. “We’re married to it.” Technically, she means married to an active-duty soldier, but as far as “Military Wives” director Peter Cattaneo is concerned, there’s little to distinguish the Afghanistan-sent men these left-to-fend-for-themselves ladies love from the machine that deploys them. When their spouses lose communication, each wife on the base gets an impersonal text at the same time, a chorus of pings and buzzes that simultaneously spook every house.

To distract themselves from negative thoughts, the anxious women form their own choir under the leadership of two officers’ wives, Lisa (Sharon Horgan of TV’s “Catastrophe”) and Kate (Kristin Scott Thomas), who jockey to decide whether they’ll sing pop songs or hymns. Lisa is the chillaxed mom of a binge-drinking teen girl (India Ria Amarteifio) who could learn...

Eminem’s “Stan” tells the six-minute tale of an obsessive fan’s downward spiral. With Dido’s “Thank You” sampled in between each anguished verse, it’s one of the Detroit rapper’s heaviest songs. That’s what pop singer Alec Benjamin thought when he first heard it. He covered the song on the most recent episode of Spotify’s Under Cover podcast.

“I went back through all of Eminem’s old records, and when I found ‘Stan’ it gave me this visceral feeling in my gut,” Benjamin said. His...

Dido unveiled an empowering new break-up ballad, “Give You Up,” off her forthcoming LP, Still On My Mind, out March 8th via BMG. “Give You Up” boasts a simple arrangement that finds Dido crooning over steady piano plunks, while an atmospheric blend of backing vocals, white noise and kick drums provides texture and warmth. While a fresh heartbreak definitely anchors the song, the lyrics and Dido’s vocal performance lend the track a delightfully bold edge as she sings, “I found a way to let you go/ It’s gonna rip your heart out.

This article marks Part 25 of the Gold Derby series analyzing 84 years of Best Original Song at the Oscars. Join us as we look back at the timeless tunes recognized in this category, the results of each race and the overall rankings of the winners.

The 2010 Oscar nominees in Best Original Song were:

“Coming Home” from “Country Strong”

“If I Rise” from “127 Hours”

“I See the Light” from “Tangled”

“We Belong Together” from “Toy Story 3”

Won: “We Belong Together” from “Toy Story 3”

Should’ve won: “If I Rise” from “127 Hours”

Best Original Song in 2010 marked one of the most deadly-dull line-ups to ever grace the category, a sleepy, entirely unremarkable batch of four songs that is exceedingly difficult to select a favorite among.

Voters, faced with this anemic foursome, opted to go with Oscar mainstay Randy Newman, awarding him a second Best Original Song prize, this time for “We Belong Together.

Listen to this week’s YouTube Music playlist here.

Mike Will Made-It featuring Pharrell and Kendrick Lamar, “The Mantra”

Sounds like: A great way to cap off an excellent year for film soundtracks

Perfect for: Boxing the son of your father’s nemesis

Kendrick Lamar is quickly becoming the king of blockbuster soundtracks. Following his excellent work on the music for Black Panther, he teamed up with Mike Will Made-It for the understated “Mantra,” to be featured on Creed II: The Album. With help from Pharrell, the song moves like...

The four coaches on “The Voice” — Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton — brought three artists apiece to the Top 12 show on Monday, April 23. The goal for each of these would-be winners is to make it into the top 10 on iTunes by Tuesday morning so that they can reap the benefit of a vote multiplier. The bottom two vote-getters as revealed by host Carson Daly will have to sing for the Instant Save on Tuesday’s show.

Which one of these contestants do you think will win “The Voice” this season? Review the roster of songs they sung on the Top 12 show and then vote in our poll below as to who was the best (and worst). And be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorites and those that you will be glad to see go.

Pryor Baird (Team Blake Shelton)

“Pickin’ Wildflowers” by...

Before we dive into the reviews of Monday’s performances by The Voice’s Top 12, let’s have a moment of silence, why don’t we, for the vocalists that we only wish were still in the contest. For me, it’s Kelsea Johnson, who never just sang a song, she put on a show. For some of you, it’s Wilkes, who’d earned the right to spell his name in all caps; for others, Terrence Cunningham, who’d perhaps gotten weighed down by his big bag of tricks. Whichever coulda-been-a-contender it is that you were missing Monday, you...

Eminem’s mission — and, perhaps foolishly, he did choose to accept it — was to avoid being the butt of any “Anticlimaxchella” headlines, taking the main stage in the desert Beyoncé’s collective-consciousness-reshaping appearance the night before. He had yet another hurdle Sunday at Coachella: making sure he wasn’t even overshadowed by Cardi B’s massively attended pre-sundown set a few hours prior to his.

Mission accomplished, then, as the presidents say, but not without a little suspense as to whether or how he’d get there. In the end, Eminem did it by making Sunday a Dre day.

It’s a truism that isn’t always true that at Coachella, as a headliner, you’re only as good as your guest stars. The Weeknd proved the exception to the rule Friday by winning the crowd with zero cameos. On Saturday, the moments when Beyoncé brought out Jay-z, Solange and Kelly & Michelle dominated the headlines,...

Finally, with Monday’s episode of The Voice, the power shifted from the coaches to the audience. At long — long! — last, we got to vote for the contestants whose singing was music to our ears. But which of the Top 12’s performances were dazzling enough to inspire a tweet of support? Read on, and after we review the vocalists’ efforts, you can not only vote for your favorite but choose your overall pick to win Season 13.

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He might have a new album about to drop, but Eminem is sticking to the fan favorites.

The 45-year-old rapper changed the format during his Saturday Night Live performance this weekend — rather than treating viewers to two separate songs, as is the norm for the show’s musical guests, he appeared only once and played a nearly nine-minute medley of three songs.

Backed by a string section and band, he started with new single “Walk on Water.” The Grammy-winner was accompanied by the song’s writer, Skylar Grey, who played piano and performed the vocals provided by Beyoncé on the official recording.

In the wake of the horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday, Jimmy Fallon opened Monday's Tonight Show with an emotional performance from Miley Cyrus.

The Younger Now artist, joined by Adam Sandler on guitar, performed a moving rendition of Dido's "No Freedom," which Cyrus said was in remembrance of the victims of the attack.

Introducing Cyrus' performance, which kicked off her five-day "Miley Week" on the Tonight Show, Fallon addressed the tragic events that unfolded Sunday night at the Route 91 country musical festival, where 59 people were killed and over 520 people injured by a lone gunman with automatic weapons.

"This morning we woke up to the news of another senseless shooting -- this time in Las Vegas," Fallon said. "In the face of tragedies and acts of terror, we need to remember that good still exists in this world. We’re here to entertain you tonight and that’s what we’re going to do."

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Here’s the simple recap of Twin Peaks Part 8: Colors! Lights! Sounds! What am I watching?

Now for the longer version, let’s take a careful look at the truly wild (but deceptively simple) phantasmagoria that exploded gorgeously across the world’s television screens on Sunday night:

In South Dakota | We started off in a very normal way (considering what was to come). Bad Coop and Ray have escaped prison, and are driving towards a place called “The Farm” (is it Big Ed’s Gas Farm? Doubtful). Bad Coop still wants that mysterious and vital information from Ray. But...

Show of hands if you spent a lot of college listening to Remy Zero or Paula Cole on your Winamp?

Okay, you can put your hands down. (We can't see them.) But, we can see why you opened up your ears to the aforementioned artists -- they blessed us with two of the best teen TV show theme songs in the history of time.

From "Smallville's" apt "Save Me," to "I Don't Want to Wait" from "Dawson's Creek," we've assembled more memorable themes you shouldn't feel embarrassed adding to your Spotify.

7. "My So-Called Life Theme" From "My So-Called Life" (1994 - 1995)

If high-school angst and nostalgia had theme music, this would be it. No lyrics, just all the feels.

6. 'Where You Lead" From "Gilmore Girls" (2000 - 2007)

The Gilmores arguably have the most "fall as f**k" theme ever made. Which probably explains why we never fast-forward through it during our binge watching sessions.