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Recorded at the Ed Sullivan Theater “SHOW ME THE WAY” features celebrated writer Zadie Smith in the most unexpected and delightful way, as a featured back-up vocalist. The song was written by Jon Batiste, Autumn Rowe and Kizzo and it’s a love letter to the artists that have musically inspired him and have laid the groundwork for him as a musician. The sound is a sonic throwback to the classic R&B/Soul songs of the 70’s and you can hear the influences from legendary artists like The Isley Brothers, Al Green, Stevie Wonder and The Stylistics just to name a few. The song is an R&B cruis...

The hosts of TCM discuss the 'problematic' aspects of classic movies like Gone with the Wind, Psycho, and My Fair Lady in the new weekly series.

Posted on Thursday, March 4th, 2021 by Ethan Anderton As society has progressed over time, cultural touchstones from the past have become outdated and in some cases problematic. That can make revisiting classic films a little troublesome. How can we revisit, revere and respect classic movies that have such blatantly racist characters and outdated depictions of our culture? Turner Classic Movies may have the answer. The cable network known for keeping the love for classic films alive is kicking off a new series tonight called Reframed: Classic Films in the Rearview Mirror. With films rangin...

Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum Release Another Duet from Jurassic Set: Watch Them Sing the Everly Brothers People 2/8/2021 The Jurassic Park costars recently reunited on set of the upcoming Jurassic World: Dominion, the third movie in the franchise reboot trilogy. Since then, Neill has been treating fans with videos of the two singing duets to a list of songs with the latest video dropping over the weekend. © Sam Neill/Instagram The Jurassic Park costars are at it again Titled "The Lost Goldblum Tapes #3," the video shows Goldblum, 68, playing piano as Neill, 73, strums on a ukulele. A...

100 Greatest Movie Songs From 100 Years of Film By Chris Compendio, Stacker News On 1/16/21 at 11:00 AM EST While visuals are a huge part of what ultimately defines movies, it is the combination of imagery and sound that completes the full cinematic experience. Even before the advent of "talking pictures" in the late 1920s, musical scores accompanied films in one way or another, whether it was through live accompaniment from a performer or a synchronized gramophone record system. As the film industry became more mainstream and commercialized, the use of popular songs and music generally in...