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Armada Music Group’s dance music investment vehicle Beat Music Fund has acquired the rights to a large portion of the catalog of Canadian DJ, producer and Turbo Recordings founder Tiga, including such titles as “Sunglasses at Night,” “Bugatti,” “You Gonna Want Me” and “Let’s Go Dancing.”

Armada, founded in 2003 by Dutch trance DJ and producer Armin van Buuren, Maykel Piron and manager and agent David Lewis, said the deal also covers “Hal” featuring Kölsch, “all of which solidified him as a techno luminary and have collectively garnered over 33 million streams on Spotify.”

Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

“Teaming up with Beat and Armada Music Group marks a pivotal moment for me as an artist,” said Tiga, 50. “We share a passion for dance music and a deep respect for creators in this space, and I look forward to working closely with the Armada team to reinvigorate my work and...

Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired worldwide rights to Peterson Polaris Corp’s coming-of-age comedy This Too Shall Pass and will launch sales at AFM ahead of the world premiere at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival next month.

Rob Grant wrote and directed the feature about 16-year-old Simon, who feels trapped by the strict expectations of his Mormon upbringing and rebels by crossing the Canadian border with his close friends for a spontaneous weekend getaway.

What starts as a carefree escape quickly turns into a journey of self-discovery, as each friend confronts their personal struggles and insecurities. The film carries a...

The Challenge: Battle of the Eras star Chris “Ct” Tamburello has a new woman in his life after enduring a rough divorce.

The five-time Challenge champion shared multiple teases on his Instagram, featuring a mystery woman fans only heard speaking but never saw—until now.

Several days ago, Ct uploaded a playful and funny video to Instagram featuring his new girlfriend, Catalina White Hager.

“Since the cat’s outta the bag, do you wanna…you know?” Catalina provocatively asks as she appears on camera in a low-cut red top.

The next shot shows Ct seated at a table, surprised by what she might be implying and seeming to look like he’s all for it.

However, the video soon shifts back to Catalina, who finishes her question with “Take some pictures?”

Ct reveals new girlfriend Catalina in video and photo slideshow

From there, the video moves through a slideshow of...

Heidi Klum just dropped a new cover of the 80s song “Sunglasses at Night“!

The 50-year-old model and AGT judge debuted her new dance track, which was produced by renowned DJ/producer Tiësto.

In addition, the new single will serve as the title track for the upcoming season of Germany’s Next Topmodel, which Heidi hosts and produces!

Keep reading to check out the song and find out more…

“I was thinking about the moment in the middle of the night at a party when you have been up way too late, your makeup has melted off, you are sweaty and cross-eyed, and all you crave is a pair of sunglasses,” Heidi shared in a statement. “This scene reminded me of the iconic 80s hit, Corey Hart’s Sunglasses at Night. I am beyond ecstatic that I was able to remix and re-record this track with my Edm hero Tiësto.

Heidi Klum remembers her rebel days as a teenager working at a club named Checker’s in Düsseldorf. She can still hear the pulsing synths of Eighties songs blasting from the dance floor as she stood behind the bar making coffee for guests, even though she was way too young to be working there. “With hair and makeup you can always make yourself look a little older,” she says with a giggle.

Fast-forward four decades, and Klum’s love for dance music has only grown. Several months ago, the German...

Music is intrinsically and irrevocably intertwined with cinema; it is never more vital than in horror. What builds mood, tension, and fear better than sound design and an unsettling score?

This Gift Guide is for the music lover. More specifically, it’s for the horror fan that collects vinyl soundtracks, from recent releases to recently unearthed rarities and beyond.

Here’s what you need this year…

The Black Phone Ost

“The score for the film was created by composer Mark Korven, the mastermind behind The Witch, The Lighthouse, and Into the Tall Grass. Korven is a Toronto-based award winning composer and multi-instrumentalist. He is known for his innovation and experimental approach to film scoring. In 2016, Korven conceived the notorious horror musical instrument, The Apprehension Engine.”

In other words, a unique horror film score worth grabbing on vinyl.

Firestarter (2022) Ost

“The horror master John Carpenter is back with his Halloween franchise...

Happy Monday, dear readers! We’re back today (after a slight delay) with the latest installment of Daily Dead’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide, which focuses on a ton of great movie soundtracks released on vinyl throughout 2022. I’ve broken down all the titles by where you can find them, whether it’s on Waxwork Records or Mondo’s sites, or via other sites like Amazon and other retailers.

One of my favorite gifts to get every holiday season is soundtrack LPs, and I suspect it’s pretty similar for a lot of other horror fans out there, so be sure to check out the entire list so that it can help you as you finish up your shopping this holiday season.

Cheers!

Waxwork Records:

Nope Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Michael Abels

Oscar® winner Jordan Peele disrupted and redefined modern horror with Get Out and then Us. Now, he reimagines...

An array of Canadian artists have donated rare items for an important cause.

Geddy Lee, The Tragically Hip and Billy Talent are among musicians to have given up items to raise money for the Healing in Harmony Holiday Auction in support of trauma survivors.

The fundraiser, also featuring Oscar Peterson, Corey Hart, and more, will help Toronto-based non-governmental organization Make Music Matter expand its innovative music therapy program for marginalized communities.

The online fundraiser is set to run from November 24 to December 4, and will include everything from personalized autographed guitars to never before seen photos, event passes, merchandise, professional services for musicians, and more.

Geddy Lee has donated a signed Signature Fender Jazz bass, while Billy Talent and Sum 41’s Jason “Cone” McCaslin have also donated signed guitars.

Exclusive signed photos and artwork from the likes of The Tragically Hip, Blue Rodeo, Daniel Lanois and The Trews are up for grabs,...

Three of Canada’s most talented tunesmiths will be joining the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in a special event on Saturday, Sept. 24.

As Canadian Press reports, Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams and David Foster will be officially inducted into the organization during a special ceremony taking place at Toronto’s Massey Hall.

Also being inducted into the Hall of Fame will be Jim Vallance — Adams’ frequent collaborator, who’s also written songs for the likes of Anne Murray and Joan Jett — and Daniel Lavoie, who’s written hits for Celine Dion and Roch Voisine.

Read More: Olivia Rodrigo To Reunite With Alanis Morissette At Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame Gala

The star-studded ceremony will feature a who’s who of Canadian music artists honouring the inductees in song, with Alessia Cara, Jessie Reyez and Serena Ryder singing Morissette’s hits, while Adams’ songs will be performed by Corey Hart and...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products released each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

“Arcade Dayz: Splatterhouse” Print from Gallery 1988

Freddy playing Splatterhouse, Jason reading Goosebumps, and Michael lurking with a pumpkin — what more could a horror fan want? 9×12 prints of Luke Flowers’ “Arcade Dayz” artwork are available as part of the artist’s latest Gallery 1988 exhibit for 19.88.

Nope Vinyl Soundtrack from Waxwork Records

Nope’s original motion picture soundtrack is being pressed on vinyl by Waxwork Records. Scheduled to ship in December, it’s up for pre-order for 40. The score is composed by Michael Abels and features songs by Corey Hart, Dionne Warwick, The Lost Generation, Exuma, and Jodie Foster.

The double-lp album is pressed on 180-gram “Cloud and Pennant Banner” colored vinyl. It’s housed in a...

Olivia Rodrigo will honor Alanis Morissette by inducting her into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. "I remember hearing Alanis for the first time when I was about 13. I was in the car with my parents when 'Jagged Little Pill' came on," Rodrigo said in a statement provided to the organization, per its Instagram. "I heard 'Perfect,' I was like, 'Oh, my God . . . You can write songs like that?' I just looked at music and songwriting in a completely different way." Rodrigo will present the award on Sept. 24 at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala at Massey Hall in Toronto. Alessia Cara, Corey Hart, and Nickelback will also perform at the ceremony.

Rodrigo and Morissette united previously for the cover of Rolling Stone's "Musicians on Musicians" series in October 2021. Morissette also stepped out at LA's Greek Theatre to join Rodrigo on her "Sour" tour, and the pair...

It’s no secret that Olivia Rodrigo and Alanis Morissette are big fans of each other’s music, with Rodrigo having the chance to pay tribute to the “You Oughta Know” singer at the upcoming Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame (Cshf) Gala.

In an announcement, the Cshf unveiled its final round of presenters and performers for the upcoming gala, scheduled to be held on Sept. 24 at Toronto’s Massey Hall.

Read More: Alanis Morissette On Sending Olivia Rodrigo A ‘Road Survival Kit’: ‘I Really Should Get On That’

According to the announcement, Rodrigo will induct Morissette into the Hall of Fame. As part of the tribute, Alessia Cara will perform. Morissette will join this year’s others inductees: Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance, David Foster, and Daniel Lavoie (Murray McLauchlan celebrated his induction during the 2022 Mariposa Folk Festival last month).

This will mark the first time that Rodrigo and Morissette...

Waxwork Records is continuing their undefeated streak of releasing soundtracks genre fans would sell their first born child to keep on their shelves, this time with a release for Jordan Peele's sci-fi horror spectacle, "Nope." Waxwork is releasing the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Michael Abels in partnership with Back Lot Music. 

"Nope" is the third feature film score collaboration of Abels and Peele, following "Us" and "Get Out." In addition to Abels' score, the soundtrack release will also include licensed music featured in the film, including a new version of Corey Hart's classic "Sunglasses at Night (Jean Jacket Mix)," Dionne Warwick's "Walk on By," The Lost Generation's "This is the Lost Generation," Exuma's "Exuma, the Obeah Man," and a never-before-released single by a young Jodie Foster, "La Vie C'est Chouette" from the 1977 film "Moi, Fleur Bleue."

The "Nope" release also contains a stunning heavyweight gatefold...

Even in a fast-moving film like Jordan Peele’s “Nope,” there are some easter eggs you just can’t ignore — and one that has caught more than a few viewers’ eyes is the bizarre preponderance of characters wearing T-shirts featuring alt-rock bands from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s.

It starts with the character Angel (Brandon Perea) wearing a Wipers T-shirt — the legendary Portland band beloved by Kurt Cobain. Then you see one with a Mr. Bungle logo — the oddball California group Faith No More singer Mike Patton was originally in, and which he pursued as a parallel career. And by the time you see Emerald (Keke Palmer) prominently wearing a Jesus Lizard T-shirt (above) and O.J. (Daniel Kaluuya) wearing a Rage Against the Machine one — and then, for a brief moment, Butthole Surfers and Earth tees flash by — it’s like, “Ok, these aren’t your garden-variety Nirvana tees.

For his third feature, Jordan Peele ambitiously sets out to create a sci-fi spectacle, and he succeeds greatly with the magic he’s able to create in Nope. If there’s one thing I would say to readers out there before I get into the nuts and bolts of Peele’s latest (and just know that there will be no spoilers), it’s that if you think that you’re in for a traditional alien invasion story with Nope, you most definitely are not. For some out there, that might be an issue. But for this writer, that’s probably what I loved about it most. Don’t worry - there’s no bait and switch here. There are aliens. But what Nope really is about are powerful entities that are hellbent on consumption, with little regard for the lives they are affecting, and we see that play out in...

Penelope Disick is cooking in style. Scott Disick took to Instagram on Sunday, Aug. 15 to share a photo of his and Kourtney Kardashian's 9-year-old daughter whipping up a meal. The young chef wore floral pajamas while showing off her culinary expertise and donned some chic sunglasses to avoid tearing up from the red onions. Drawing inspiration from Corey Hart's '80s hit "Sunglasses at Night," Scott captioned the image, "I wear my sunglasses at night So I can, so I can. Chop Onions." This isn't the first time fans have seen Penelope help her parents in the kitchen. Back in April, Kourtney posted a photo of P helping her juice some lemons. And in 2019, the Keeping Up With the...

[Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 3 of “Stranger Things,” including the finale.]

Another season of “Stranger Things” brings another slew of opportunities to drop pop culture references by avowed cinephiles, the Duffer Brothers. Set in 1985, Season 3 includes plenty of nods to the decade, in addition to various horror and sci-fi films that influenced the more monstrous elements from the Upside Down.

Here’s an episode-by-episode breakdown of all the references and homages in the third season, beyond the Eggo waffles and Dungeons & Dragons that fans already know and love. Unless the songs have particular significance to the story, they won’t be mentioned here but are included in this separate soundtrack post.

“Chapter One: Suzie, Do You Copy?” “War Games” (1983) – A popular trope in movies that involve high security or nuclear weapons, the real-life two-man rule (or two-keyed lock) shows up at the beginning of the Matthew Broderick hacker movie “War Games” when two soldiers are tasked...

The very binge-worthy third season of Stranger Things is so good that fans are already clamoring for the next batch of episodes. Of course, the latest chapter in the supernatural saga was filled with plenty of shocking moments and nostalgic references, which were only heightened by the stellar soundtrack in the background.

Each track was specifically chosen to fit both the scene and keep with the time period of the show, and here’s a complete list (put together by the folks at Screen Rant) of every song featured this season, as well as the moments they coincided with:

“Chapter One: Suzie, Do You Copy?”

“Never Surrender” by Corey Hart: Eleven and Mike kiss in her bedroom. “Rock This Town” by Stray Cats: Townsfolk are having fun in the community pool. “Workin’ For A Livin'” by Huey Lewis and The News: Nancy hurries to work to deliver lunch. “She...

Perhaps you’re aware that the television program “Stranger Things” is set in the decade of the 1980s.

If the copious cans of New Coke and neon clothing aren’t enough of a clue, the show has also stuffed its runtime with plenty of era-appropriate tunes. The opening episodes are drenched in ’80s standbys, with the first handful of chapters backed by familiar hits and less-obvious tracks from the time. Bonus points to the show for picking a Corey Hart song that isn’t “Sunglasses at Night,” even if the pull of the Stray Cats is pretty much inevitable.

Not all these tunes come from the decade in which the show’s set. For every Huey Lewis track, there’s one from Jim Croce. For every Wham! classic, there’s a chorus of bygone well-wishers singing a song that a Kubrick classic already nabbed for its own. (And it takes...

A day after the premiere of its highly-anticipated third season, the Stranger Things 3 soundtrack has dropped via Legacy Recordings.

The non-original soundtrack oozes in Eighties circa-1985 nostalgia with tracks like Madonna’s “Material Girl,” Reo Speedwagon’s “Can’t Fight This Feeling” and “Workin’ for a Livin'” by Huey Lewis & the News. The Cars’ “Moving in Stereo,” which – in a nod to the classic scene in Fast Times at Ridgemont High – plays while Lifeguard Billy makes his steamy entrance to the Hawkins Pool, also appears on the track list.

The soundtrack is now available digitally,...

Louisa Mellor Jul 5, 2019

Major spoilers ahead as we dig into any questions binge-watchers may still have about Stranger Things season 3…

This article comes from Den of Geek UK.

Warning: contains spoilers for all episodes of Stranger Things season 3. Do not read until you’ve seen the whole season! We have a spoiler free review right here.

And that’s a wrap on season three. Hawkins’ gate to the Upside Down is closed once again. The Flayed Soup Monster is now a pile of old gloop left for the Us military to clean up. El’s lost her powers. Billy is no more. Hopper was turned to dust (or so it seems). The Byers family plus one - or plus Eleven, to be specific - is leaving town. And Erica’s a dungeon master.

If you’ve emerged blinking into the sun after an eight-hour binge-watch and still have nagging questions,...

Warning: Only a mouth breather wouldn’t assume that the following recap would contain spoilers for the Season 3 premiere of Stranger Things. But just in case, you’ve been warned.

“The more things change, the more they stay the same” seemed to be the underlying theme of Stranger Things’ Season 3 premiere. For, although a whole lot about Hawkins was different in the summer of ’85 — the Starcourt Mall was devouring local businesses, Mike and El were joined at the lips, and Dustin had a girlfriend (or so he claimed!) — a whole lot was, for better or worse, familiar. Joyce was still...

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Stranger Things Season 3 is filled with '80s movie, pop culture, and even comic references you may have missed. Here's what we found!

This article is filled with Stranger Things Season 3 spoilers. Do not go further if you haven’t viewed the episodes to which each section refers. Instead, we would recommend our spoiler-free review until you’re all caught up.

To help you avoid spoilers, we've separated this guide by episode.

It's summertime in Hawkins, Indiana and that can only mean one thing. Your Stranger Things Season 3 Easter egg and reference guide is here! As you may have heard, this is a summer-tinged outing for the usual fall-centric show. As such, there is a new crop of potential Easter eggs to be found. The summer is a pretty good time for movies after all.

read more: Stranger Things Season 3 Review...

Family playtime!

On Saturday, Pink posted a photo of her 6½-year-old daughter Willow Sage and her 13-month-old son Jameson Moon sharing a sweet sibling moment on the playground.

In the snap, the children were both all smiles as Willow gave her brother a hug around the waist and helped him reach the monkey bars.

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Choosing to let the precious moment speak for itself, the 38-year-old singer shared the photo without a caption.

Related Video: Pink Breastfeeds...

Just in case you've been living in the Upside Down, let me get you up to speed: Stranger Things Season 2 is officially happening. And as revealed by the show's unreasonably-attractive creators the Duffer Brothers, the new episodes will be set a year after the events of the first season, which would place the characters squarely in the latter days of 1984 (Season 1 took place between November and December of 1983). While that's not a whole lot later, it's still enough time for a massive number of pop-culture and consumer products to have been introduced in the interim, from film to TV to music to technology. So what, pray tell, will Mike, Dustin, Lucas, Nancy, Jonathan and Steve (but not Barb, obvs) be using, watching, wearing, reading and listening to in the new season that wouldn't have been available to them in the prior timeline because they didn't exist yet? For those curious...

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“Barrowman!”

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Weekend Birthdays! Jake Silbermann (above) is 31, Wynonna is 50, Corey Hart is 52, Sharon Gless is 71, Idina Menzel is 43, and Lisa Hartman Black is 58.

SyFy has acquired Season Two of Bitten.

Taylor Kitsch And Mark Ruffalo Cried And Argued On The Set Of The Normal Heart

10 Things I Learned Six Months After Coming Out.

Here’s the trailer for the Daniel Radcliffe RomCom What If, which was originally titled The F Word

Matt Bomer talked to Ellen today. First up was The Normal Heart.

And here he is talking about the sequel to Magic Mike. Ellen offers him some tasty wardrobe choices.

Fyi … He’s now on Twitter

First tweet- thank you Ellen!

After winning Best Musical at the Tony Awards this summer, Cyndi Lauper's "Kinky Boots" now competes at the Grammys for Best Musical Theater Album. Can it triumph again? Lauper made her Grammy Awards debut in 1984, winning Best New Artist against Corey Hart, Sheila E., Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and The Judds.  She is one of only of eight artists to be nominated for the top four categories in the General Field and win Best New Artist. The others are Bobbi Gentry (1967), Christopher Cross (1980), Tracy Chapman (1988), Mariah Carey (1990), Paula Cole (1997), Amy Winehouse (2007), and Fun. (2012). Lauper has received 14 nominations in various genres fields ranging from Pop to Rock to Dance to Blues to Arranging. All but one of those bids resulted in losses, but this year she may add Musical Show to her diverse list of Grammy field nods. At the Grammys, unlike the Tonys, the Best Musical Theater Album award includes both new Music.

Previously, on The Carrie Diaries.

So it’s been three weeks since Samantha F*ckin Jones moved into the apartment, and things are going great. Well, there is the teensy problem of Sam being the Houseguest From Hell. But it isn’t that bad … sure, she leaves all her crap scattered all over, and has shady deliveries of fake Rolexes … and walks around naked, bending over to reveal what will one day become a NYC historical landmark … but Walt can handle it.

Besides, he’s got more important things on his mind. His 18th birthday is just days away, and that means he can finally be with Manhattan Gay Bennet (with one T). He wants to be subtle about it, though, so Carrie offers to get the gang together that weekend, that way there’ll be less pressure on him then an awkward “you can do me now, I’m legal” meeting with Bennet.

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“Though best known for her flags, Betsy Ross’s other designs were more profitable.”

Thanks to kevin9y9 for this week’s winning caption!

Weekend Birthdays! Wentworh Miller (above) is 41, Sharon Gless is 70, Corey Hart is 51, Brooke Shields is 48, Jake Silbermann is 30, Heidi Klum is 40, Andy Cohen is 45, Colin Farrell is 37, and Gregory Harrison is 63 (more with him below)..

Courtney Love on … American Idol?

But as expected, Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj officially announced their departures.

Finishing up our AI block of news, apparently a failed former contestant is about to make his gay porn debut.

The Backstreet Boys hold pandas.

Wanda Sykes tells Ellen why old people smell like pee.

Mark Cuban has joined Athlete Ally.

Nasa: “It Gets Better”

Darren Criss...

Darren Criss attends Fox 2103 Programming Presentation Post-Party in NYC.

Birthday shoutouts go to Olly Murs, who is 29, Miranda Cosgrove is 20, and Cate Blanchett is 44. Angelina Jolie made a startling announcement today. Jinkx Monsoon Performs “Ladies Who Lunch” Live At The GLAAD Media Awards Brazil on track for Marriage-Equality. In ratings news, last night’s Warehouse 13 was about even with last week’s show.

Help GLAAD end the ban on gay leadership and troops in the Boy Scouts.

We’ve got more trailers for some upcoming shows. Here’s the trailer for ABC’s Back In The Game, about a woman who moves back home and ends up coaching a kids’ baseball team, filled with rejected players (including one who sings “Born This Way.”)

Rebel Wilson gets the coveted post-Modern Family slot on ABC with Super Fun Night.

Now watch (if you dare), the trailer for the Fox comedy Dads,...

Here’s a question: if you dated a singer and they later wrote a wistful, romantic song about you, would you be angry? Okay, now what if the song was about what a total douche bag you were? Also, you’re famous too? Makes a huge difference, right? Good thing the Jonas Brothers‘ “Wedding Bells” was an example of the former, or else we doubt Miley Cyrus would be quite so gracious about the fact it concerns her former relationship with Nick Jonas. “I don’t know anyone else who is getting married,” the singer pointed out to Ryan Seacrest on his radio show today, saying it’s “pretty blatant” the tune is about her impending marriage to Liam Hemsworth. Oh man, this is like Taylor Swift and John Mayer all over again. Except fortunately, this time no one has to be John Mayer!

“So, you can’t ever hate...

If you aren't yet smitten with Lennon and Maisy Stella -- the real-life sisters who play Connie Britton's daughters on ABC's "Nashville" (Wednesdays at 10 p.m. Et) -- you're about to be.

The 13-year-old and 8-year-old Canadians who now live in Nashville with their musical parents (Brad and Marylynne a.k.a. The Stellas) shot to fame this summer when they posted their rendition of Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" on YouTube.

They went on to appear on "Good Morning America," Michael Kors invited them to his show at New York Fashion Week (leading them to take on Corey Hart's "Sunglasses At Night") and legendary musicians continue to tweet their love for the Stella sisters.

Now, they're filming episodes of "Nashville," recording music with Oscar-winning producer T-Bone Burnett and still trying to get their homework done.

Below, Lennon and Maisy talk about what it's like having Connie Britton as their TV mom,...

If you aren't yet smitten with Lennon and Maisy Stella -- the real-life sisters who play Connie Britton's daughters on ABC's "Nashville" (Wednesdays at 10 p.m. Et) -- you're about to be.

The 13-year-old and 8-year-old Canadians who now live in Nashville with their musical parents (Brad and Marylynne a.k.a. The Stellas) shot to fame this summer when they posted their rendition of Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend" on YouTube.

They went on to appear on "Good Morning America," Michael Kors invited them to his show at New York Fashion Week (leading them to take on Corey Hart's "Sunglasses At Night") and legendary musicians continue to tweet their love for the Stella sisters.

Now, they're filming episodes of "Nashville," recording music with Oscar-winning producer T-Bone Burnett and still trying to get their homework done.

Below, Lennon and Maisy talk about what it's like having Connie Britton as their TV mom,...

Birthday shoutouts go to Colin Farrell (above), who is 36, Clint Eastwood is 82, Brooke Shields is 47, Sharon Gless is 69, and Corey Hart is 50. What are your Corey faves? Here are mine: 5. "Everything In My Heart," 4. "Boy in The Box," 3. "It Ain't Enough," 2. "I Am By Your Side," 1. "Never Surrender." You may be thinking "What about Sunglasses At Night?" I'm aware of the song.

Speaking of Corey, he's going to perform at Toronto Pride this year, and is releasing a dance version of his 1988 song "Truth Will Set You Free," which he wrote for a close friend who was struggling with accepting his sexuality.And speaking of Colin, he's joined the voice cast of the upcoming 3D CGI animated film Epic, along with Beyonce, Josh Hutcherson, Amanda Seyfried, and Johnny Knoxville. Scarlett Johansson will play Maggie The Cat in a Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams’ Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.Presented...

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"Young man, your new tribal name will be "Dresses In The Dark"

Thanks to Strepsi for this week's winning caption!

Weekend Birthdays! (Note: Birthday shoutouts are for out entertainers, allies, or for any celeb that seems to have a following on Ae). Steven Strait (above) is 26, Catherine Keener is 53, Ricard Greico is 47, Keri Russell is 36, Nena is 52, Jim Parsons is 39, Alyson Hannigan is 38, Bonnie Bedelia is 64, Lee Pace is 33, Sarah Jessica Parker is 47, Ae's own Eagledancer is "Somewhere between 40 and Death," and four music stars celebrate birthdays this weekend, so I hope you enjoy lists! First up is Ric Ocasek, who is 63. What are your top five Ric solo/The Cars songs? Here are mine: 5."Let's Go." 4. "Magic", 3. "Emotion in Motion" 2. "Moving In Stereo,...

Two new character posters for Ridley Scott's Body of Lies have been released, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe, both wearing sunglasses in what appears to be night. Click the thumbnails for the larger version and check out Body of Lies in theaters October 10, 2008.

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Body of Lies - Trailer

Leonardo DiCaprio Stars - Releasing Oct. 10, 2008

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Latest: Sports legends Greg Norman and Chris Evert married in a lavish ceremony in the Caribbean on Saturday.

The pair, both 53, exchanged vows in the Bahamas in front of 140 guests, including singer-songwriter Corey Hart.

The tennis and golf stars spent a reported $1 million (GBP500,000) on the nuptials held at the island's Blue Shark Golf Course.

According to People.com, Evert's 12-year-old son Colton served as ring bearer in the ceremony while her elder sons Nicky, 14, and Alex, 16, walked her down the aisle.

Norman's own children, daughter Morgan, 23, and 21-year-old Gregory Jr. - who served as best man - were also present.

It's the second marriage for Norman and the third for Evert - who became engaged in December of last year while travelling in South Africa.

Call it a love match! Chris Evert and Greg Norman were married on Saturday in a sunset ceremony in the Bahamas, the couple confirmed to People exclusively. The tennis and golf legends, both 53, exchanged vows in front of 140 family and friends, including Matt Lauer and singer-songwriter Corey Hart. "They wanted a romantic wedding," says event planner Mary Fanizzi Krystoff, who decorated the outdoor ceremony and reception areas with cream and blush florals. "They wanted their friends and family to enjoy a wonderful weekend together." Evert's youngest son Colton, 12, served as ring bearer, and sons Nicky, 14, and Alex, 16, walked her down the aisle.

Singer Pink proved her attraction to Kristanna Loken was more than just a one night stand when she was again spotted getting cozy with the leggy blonde. The stunning pair were snapped sharing lusty dance floor kisses at a party in Monte Carlo on Saturday night, and the next night they continued their antics at exclusive nightclub Jimmy'z. The "Get The Party Started" rock chick and the Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines stunner again got cozy on the dance floor, sharing an intimate moment as they gazed into each other's eyes. A fellow clubber says, "They barely came up for air this time. They were rubbing against each other and hands were everywhere. Pink went mad when she spotted a photographer and dragged Kristanna into a dark corner for a bit of privacy, but it wasn't long before they were in full view of everyone again." Pink, who recently split from long-time love Corey Hart, is said to be dating Rancid rocker Lars Frederiksen.