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Shrinking Season 2 returns viewers to the world of the beloved Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Center and the life of one Jimmy Laird (Jason Segel) and his colleagues Paul Rhoades (Harrison Ford) and Gaby Evans (Jessica Williams). All three characters employ music both in their practices and in their personal daily lives. Jimmy’s daughter Alice (Lukita Maxwell) also has a very specific taste in music.

Season 1 of Shrinking kicked off with Billy Joel’s “Prelude/Angry Young Man” and Arcade Fire’s “Unconditional I (Lookout Kid).” Later on in the season, Nine Days’ “Absolutely (Story of a Girl)”, Phoebe Bridger’s “Funeral” and The 1975’s “Me” also had had moments in the spotlight.

Season 2 of the Apple TV+ series also has strong songs that accompany emotional moments in the show. Find the full list of songs in Shrinking Season 2 below:

Episode 1 – “Jimmying”

“Your Love” by The Outfield “Hollow Heart” by C. James...

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Twisters has been tearing up the box office. Propelled by its charismatic leads, Twisters is the kind of old-school blockbuster that hasn’t been seen since, well, 1996, when the original Twister came out. The standalone sequel avoids feeling too nostalgic in part due to its original soundtrack, comprising 29 songs by contemporary country hitmakers like Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, and Tyler Childers.

The soundtrack album got a physical release last week,...

“Deadpool & Wolverine” appears to be playing with time a little bit, with the appearance of the Time Variance Authority, so perhaps it makes sense that the soundtrack for the film is filled with throwbacks.

In theaters now, the film officially brings Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) and Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) into the MCU, as the two pair up — begrudgingly, in the case of Wolverine — to save Wade’s world.

Surprisingly, there’s no Wham! on this soundtrack, but it does get pretty meta, bringing in a song from one of Hugh Jackman’s musicals. And, before you get excited, no, that’s not Taylor Swift on the soundtrack confirming any rumors she might be in the film.

Her song is called “You Belong With Me,” not “You Belong to Me.” This one is a classic though.

Here are all the songs in “Deadpool & Wolverine.”

“Only You (And You...

Constructing a soundtrack album is a gentle -- and perhaps lost -- art. This author is old enough to remember the 1990s heyday of movie soundtracks, when film producers would regularly license charting pop hits, obscure deep cuts, upcoming rappers, and underappreciated indie bands to construct carefully curated and meticulously produced albums that lived happily in your friends' cars all summer. There was a time when an unsuccessful film could recoup a lot of its theatrical losses with overwhelming soundtrack record sales. See: "Dead Man on Campus."

As the music industry collapsed in the early 2000s, however, soundtrack records fell out of favor. Movie songs became mere playlists, neither arranged on a CD in any cogent order nor lending themselves toward a general thematic thrust. We '90s teens can now whine (as is our wont) that soundtrack albums are, in the '20s, rarely more than "pile of neat songs.

You can’t turn on the TV or go online without being inundated with ads for “Deadpool & Wolverine.” That Marvel Marketing Machine is working overtime. But it’s not all bad. In fact, when it comes to the soundtrack, color us intrigued.

Read More: ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Director Says The Film Is “More Emotional” Than The Previous 2 Films

In a new social media post, Marvel Studios has released the track list for the upcoming “Deadpool & Wolverine” soundtrack.

Continue reading ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Soundtrack Features Songs By ‘Nsync, Goo Goo Dolls, Waylon Jennings & More at The Playlist.

Soundside Music Festival, formerly known as Sound on Sound Festival, will take place September 28th-29th at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The newly announced 2024 lineup features headliners Foo Fighters and current Consequence cover star Noah Kahan, along with Queens of the Stone Age, Fleet Foxes, Norah Jones, and more.

The single-stage festival also promises performances from Goo Goo Dolls, Norah Jones, Boyz II Men, Teddy Swims, Grace Potter, The Kills, Lisa Loeb, The War and Treaty, and Madi Diaz. Check out the lineup poster below.

Tickets for Soundside will first become available via a pre-sale that will be open on Thursday, May 16th, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Et. For access to the pre-sale, sign up with your mobile number on Soundside’s website. General on-sale will open after 12:00 p.m. Et on Thursday.

Speaking about Soundside, Bridgeport mayor Joe Ganim said, “I am very...

“I feel like it’s so fitting, weirdly enough,” says former “The Bachelor” star Colton Underwood while discussing his time as Lovebird on Fox’s “The Masked Singer.” “I get to return back to television, this time wearing a physical mask and have that safety blanket of performing without people knowing exactly who I am until I get eliminated. It’s such a freeing and lovely experience.” Watch his exclusive video interview with Gold Derby senior editor Denton Davidson above.

As Lovebird, Colton sang “Home” by Phillip Phillips and “All That You Are” by Goo Goo Dolls. He was the first contestant voted out on Wednesday’s “Transformers Night” episode. Panelist Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg correctly guessed the former NFL player’s identity prior to his reveal. Her colleagues Robin Thicke, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora were all off base, guessing Josh Duhamel, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino,...

Group A contestants returned to the stage on “The Masked Singer” Wednesday, April 10 for “Transformers Night.” After singing their hearts out for panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora, the bottom two acts were eliminated. First to go was Lovebird, whose rendition of “All That You Are” by Goo Goo Dolls put him in last place. Next on the chopping block was Koala, a new wildcard who sang “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears. The cuddly creature was revealed to be NFL Hall of Fame player DeMarcus Ware.

“All my life I’ve always wore a mask, but I sacked quarterbacks doing that,” he told host Nick Cannon during his unmasked interview. “Right now I put on the Koala mask and no one knew who I was, so the true personality of me actually came out. It was one of the funnest experiences I’ve had.

Spoiler Alert – Do not read ahead if you haven’t watched the new episode of The Masked Singer!

There was a double elimination during the latest episode of The Masked Singer!

Episode five of season 11 of the hit Fox competition series aired on Wednesday (April 10), which saw the return of Group A fan-favorites The Starfish, Ugly Sweater, The Lovebird, The Goldfish, and new Wild Card contestant The Koala.

The theme of the episode was “Transformers Night” and the contestants performed songs that appeared in the Transformers movies.

After performing “All That You Are” by Goo Goo Dolls, Lovebird did not secure the needed votes to continue in the competition and was one of the two contestants that got sent home.

Who was hiding under the mask? A former Bachelor lead!

Click on the next slide to find out who was under the Lovebird mask…...

Group A contestants returned to the stage on “The Masked Singer” Wednesday, April 10 for “Transformers Night.” After singing their hearts out for panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora, the bottom two acts were eliminated. First to go was Lovebird, whose rendition of “All That You Are” by Goo Goo Dolls put him in last place. The feathered crooner was revealed to be “The Bachelor” star and former NFL player Colton Underwood. Watch his reveal above.

“I worked my entire life playing football,” he told host Nick Cannon during his unmasked interview. “I never got to experience the arts, music and theater. So, thank you for letting me go back in the past and explore that creative kid. I’ve had so much fun on this show.”

See Sisqo on ‘The Masked Singer’ Lizard, the 25th Anniversary of ‘Unleash the Dragon’ and a new song with Mya...

Tonight on “The Masked Singer,” “Transformers Night” celebrates the 40th anniversary of Transformers! Special Guests Optimus Prime and Bumblebee appear throughout the episode to open the show, deliver clues – and even transform into backup dancers! Each celebrity singer will perform a song that was featured in a “Transformers” movie. Panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora decipher the clues as Nick Cannon hosts the wild and wacky fun.

The Season 11 contestants boast a combined 22 Grammy nominations, 11 platinum albums, 33 Teen Choice nominations, 108 million records sold, 326 film appearances and have 1.7 billion Spotify streams!

Below, read our minute-by-minute “The Masked Singer” recap of Season 11, Episode 6, to find out what happened Wednesday, April 10 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt on Fox. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite costumed characters on Fox’s reality TV show and who you think has what it takes to win the entire competition.

With the Grammys approaching this weekend, on Sunday, Feb. 4, the music industry and nominees are buzzing alike, in anticipation of a week filled with parties, panels, masterclasses and brunches during Grammy week.

Related: Grammy Awards: Taylor Swift Makes History With Album Of The Year Win As Women Dominate – Complete List

Grammy week kicked off with We Are Moving the Needle, the organization founded by Emily Lazar, a Grammy Award-winning mastering engineer. Honorees included Alanis Morissette, Corinne Bailey Rae, Caroline Polachek, Catherine Marks, Laura Sisk, Jennifer Decilveo, Michael Goldstone, and Christine Thomas at the first Annual Resonator Awards recognizing women in production and engineering roles.

Related: Grammy Awards Viewers Question If Taylor Swift Snubbed Celine Dion After Album Of The Year Win

Black Music Action Coalition (Bmac) Music Maker Dinner hosted by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis took place on Wednesday, in support of the economic empowerment of Black music entrepreneurs, artists,...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Usher delivers a smooth break-up ballad, Lil Yachty laments his Sunday scaries, and the Last Dinner Party offer a ferocious take on generational trauma. Plus, new music from Billy Joel, Del Water Gap and Holly Humberstone, and Cash Cobain.

Usher feat. Pheelz “Ruin” (YouTube)

Lil Yachty, “A Cold Sunday” (YouTube)

The Last Dinner Party, “The Feminine Urge” (YouTube)

Billy Joel, “Turn the Lights Back On” (YouTube)

Del Water Gap feat.

Bruce Springsteen, Shania Twain, Jelly Roll, and [dramatic pause] Bon Jovi will all perform at a gala event honoring Jon Bon Jovi next month. The singer will be recognized as MusiCares’ Person of the Year, an honor awarded by the Recording Academy’s nonprofit which provides aid to musicians in need, at an event in Los Angeles on Feb. 2.

The other performers include Brandy Clark, Melissa Etheridge, Goo Goo Dolls, Jason Isbell, Marcus King, the War and Treaty, Måneskin’s Damiano David, and Lainey Wilson. Comedian Jim Gaffigan will host. Gayle King...

Season 19 of “American Idol” added a twist to round out the Top 10. The reality competition series showcased 10 of the season 18 contestants in a special edition on April 19. Each of them got a chance to sing one song for America’s votes. The winner of this run-off joins the rest of the Top 10 who made the cut on April 18: Alyssa Wray, Caleb Kennedy, Casey Bishop, Cassandra Coleman, Chayce Beckham, Deshawn Goncalves, Grace Kinstler, Hunter Metts and Willie Spence.

Of the 10 comeback contenders, the most likely to win is Arthur Gunn, the season 18 runner-up. He has proven he is popular with “American Idol” viewers, having lost last year’s final to Just Sam in a razor-thin vote. His strongest rivals are Louis Knight, who just missed making the Top 5 and Makayla Phillips who was unlucky enough to be ousted when the Top 11 was pared down to seven. The other contenders in...

NBC will light up the country’s Christmas tree, and hopefully children’s faces everywhere, with its “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” special on Wednesday, Dec. 2 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.

While we could sure use the symbol of joy and peace this year, the selected evergreen — a 75-foot tall, 45-foot wide Norway Spruce from Oneonta, New York — doesn’t appear to be up to the challenge.

See the sad-looking, 11-ton tree here:

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It looked a heck of a lot nicer all tied up. Nothing 50,000 multi-colored LED lights and one Swarovski star can’t fix, we hope.

Or just focus on the adorable stowaway owl:

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After the tree leaves Rockefeller Center, it will be milled into lumber for donation to Habitat for Humanity and used to build homes in the region. Let’s hope the branches are sturdier than they look.

Kelly Clarkson, Goo Goo Dolls,...

It's a rite of passage for every rock star … an appearance on Sesame Street. Photos One Direction's Take Me Home Tour in Pictures The Backstreet Boys sang "One Small Voice" with Elmo, while Justin Bieber (as a Muppet) joined Elmo to croon "Measure" in a recording studio. Other musical artists to guest-star on the show include Johnny Cash (singing "Nasty Dan" with Oscar), Ray Charles (on the alphabet song), Feist (singing her "1234"), the Goo Goo Dolls (performing "Pride"), India.Arie (singing the ABCs with Elmo), Bruno Mars, R.E.M. (singing the song "Funny, Happy Monsters") and Stevie Wonder, among

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Say what you will about Katniss, but we think that Ariana Grande is the real girl on fire. Ariana rocked Rockefeller Center during the famous tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4, performing one of her hit songs and a classic Christmas hit!

Ariana Grande, 20, is owning it this holiday season. First “The Way” singer dazzled the frozen Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade crowd with her rendition of “Last Christmas,” then she stunned at the Jingle Ball in Dallas on Dec. 2. But we think her performance at the 81st annual Rockefeller tree lighting was her best outing yet!

Ariana Grande’s Performance At ‘Christmas in Rockefeller Center’

Ariana looked absolutely stunning as she braved the cold at New York’s Rockefeller Center, performing her hit “Love is Everything” and the holiday classic “Last Christmas.” She showed off her amazing voice, and of course stunning look. She rocked an adorable green cape with red tights!

It’s that time of year, PopWatchers — when otherwise responsible parents camp out and expose their children to threateningly low temperatures in order to see questionable lip synching and larger-than-life icons on puppet strings. No, I’m not talking about a Today show performance by One Direction… but close! It’s the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade!Like any good spectacular, there was no shortage of 11th-hour drama: High winds in New York City nearly scuttled this year’s march through Manhattan (for only the second time in 87 years), but justice — and giant balloons! – prevailed. So buckle in, turkeys, because...

So, after a pretty strong night from the ladies on "American Idol" Tuesday (March 5), we hope you've got some stiff drinks at hand to help you get through this gauntlet of awful.

Sorry, do we sound bitter? It's because we are. Most of these guys have been atrocious so far.

1. Elijah Liu, "Stay," Rihanna

Interesting song choice, but he definitely has the sweet tenor to pull it off. This is actually pretty nice. There are a few bum notes here and there, but he has such a pretty tone. It's not blowing our wig off, but it wasn't bad. We just wish he had done a little more with it. The song didn't really go anywhere. More oomph, more personality would've been good.

Urban is right that the song suited his voice -- it really did. Nicki manages not to be too gross towards this young man, then comments on his marketability,...

Pop Montreal is an international music festival here in Montreal which is celebrating its 10th anniversary from September 21st to the 25th, 2011. Pop is now recognized as an important multidisciplinary taste-making event, expanding its mission through various components: Puces Pop, Art Pop, Film Pop, Kids Pop and the Symposium. For the first time, we here at Sound On Sight will be present to cover Film Pop, a program branched out of a driving desire to create cinematic events within the same independent spirit as Pop Montreal. Film Pop became the first of our 5 segments. It is an annual celebration of the best in music related underground cinema and presents each year bold movies that are making waves in the scene. Through artistic cinematography, it gives the public rare opportunities to attend special viewings and seek to demonstrate the significant place music holds within our society, the world and in movies.

DVD Playhouse—May 2010

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Allen Gardner

Avatar (20th Century Fox) James Cameron beat his own title as box office champ, set with Titanic over a decade ago, with this eye-popping sci-fi epic about a paraplegic Marine name Sully (Sam Worthington), who takes the form of an “avatar,” or virtual being, to go undercover on the planet Pandora, attempting to infiltrate the native Na’vi to gather intelligence that will aid a joint corporate and military operation to rape the planet of its natural resources, destroying its indigenous population in the process. When Sully suddenly “goes native,” he locks horns with the company CEO (Giovanni Ribisi) and his gung-ho commanding officer (Stephen Lang, in a wonderful, scenery-chewing turn from a long-underrated actor). Thought of by many scholars and film buffs as a “game-changer” as much as the first Star Wars film was—and they may be right. While Cameron’s politically-correct...