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Following up the first-ever mockumentary four decades later is a dicey proposition.
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This selection of movies, specials, and concert films will give you a reason to believe.
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Blake Shelton helps Urban figure out which artists are engaging with the crowd. The two of them, along with Taylor Sheridan, are executive producers of the singing competition.
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There wasn't a dry eye in the house on Dedication Night.
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Charlie Kirk's organization is offering what sounds like a rather vanilla alternative to the Puerto Rican superstar's performance.
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"He's just such an inspiration to so many of us," Fishel said of her co-star.
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With its sparkling live performances, A Grammy Salute to Cyndi Lauper just might get you “She Bop”ping off the walls of your living room.
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This three-day only theatrical event will include the world premiere of "The Fate of Ophelia" music video.
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Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery argues that the contemporary center of popular music is all downstream from the festival.
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Swift will also be appearing on The Tonight Show that week, as well.
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In Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, we learn how radical the 90s music fest really was. “We changed the world a little bit.”
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You'll clutch your (Minnie) Pearl(s) at all the grand ole drama on this show.
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The concert will commemorate the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Maria.
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Mothersbaugh also shares stories about working on Pee-Wee's Playhouse, Doctor Detroit, and with "Grandpa Granola" himself, Neil Young.
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The competition is heating up ahead of Season 34.
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This music-focused build-out from the Kelly Clarkson Show features Songs & Stories with the Jonas Brothers, Gloria Estefan, Lizzo, and Billy Strings.
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Stans attempts to reframe the song as the realest connective tissue possible between an impossibly huge star and the fans who always stayed committed.
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This marks Hilaria's return to reality television after The Baldwins.
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The other judges were much more encouraging about his cover of The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights."
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Could Swift be kicking off her "new era" on the New Heights podcast this week?