Skip the intro, I've already told you what's going on. The best bit is at 8:40, when Sargent asks where Santa lives, and you can tell he's not sure if the Hollow Earther is going to contradict him.
The gang's all here.
Production on "High School Musical 3: Senior Year," the first big-screen installment of the smash-hit Disney franchise, is expected to kick off this spring...
Hilary Duff's Dignity is intact, her camp says.
The "Most Wanted" singer is adamantly denying rumors she wasn't all there during a stop on her 2008 Dignity tour in Monterrey,...
Apparently, Britney Spears is not completely lacking in maternal instincts after all.
Amid much frenzy, the troubled pop star finally showed up at the Los Angeles County Courthouse at around...
A paparazzo's lawsuit against Woody Harrelson is apparently out of focus.
Josh Levine, a former TMZ photographer, has dropped his $2.5 million assault and battery lawsuit against the actor,...
Wesley Snipes is hoping to bolster his legal team with a little help from the man upstairs.
It would be inaccurate to say nobody watched the Golden Globes. But it wouldn't be far off.
NBC's prime-time coverage of Sunday's Globes announcements, billed by the network as...
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The bassist talks about the bandís monster reunion —
and the prospect of a tour Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones' small bombshell in the current issue of Rolling Stone — "There is a band meeting in January" — will be more than enough to set off new tremors of hope among fans for a full-fledged tour following the group's December 10th reunion performance at the O2 arena in London. But in these additional excerpts from an exclusive interview a week after the concert, Jones also talks about Zeppelin's intense preparations for that night, the backstage vibe,... |
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After belting for the first time in "Sweeney Todd," Depp rocks out
on his life in music Attend the tale of Johnny Depp: still Hollywood's most perverse superstar, he has followed up the family-friendly Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy with Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, a buckets-of-blood saga of cannibalism that is also — gulp! — a musical. That's right, Depp sings for the first time ever onscreen, and critics are warbling his praises for tackling the notoriously difficult score from theater legend Stephen Sondheim. This gripping adaptation of the 1979... |
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From "Superfly" and "The Graduate" to "This Is Spinal Tap" and
"Idlewild" 1. Superfly [Listen] Curtis Mayfield
2. The Graduate
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3. Purple Rain
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From vintage San Francisco psychedelia to indie-rock futurism
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In the age of MP3s, sound quality is worse than ever David Bendeth, a producer who works with rock bands like Hawthorne Heights and Paramore, knows that the albums he makes are often played through tiny computer speakers by fans who are busy surfing the Internet. So he's not surprised when record labels ask the mastering engineers who work on his CDs to crank up the sound levels so high that even the soft parts sound loud. Over the past decade and a half, a revolution in recording technology has changed the way albums are produced, mixed and... |
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From NIN's surveillance footage to Justice's parade of animated
Tees to Mute Math's backwards feat, watch some of the year's best
clips. 1. Nine Inch Nails, "Survivalism"
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