Listen: Experimental Album Includes a Comic That Follows the Music
One creator, who calls himself GPK, is a drum and bass producer from Pennsylvania who cut his teeth as a producer in the Pittsburgh…
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Lenticular Version of “A Charlie Brown’s Christmas” Album to Celebrate 70 Years
Craft Recordings is pleased to announce a one-time vinyl pressing of the Vince Guaraldi Trio’s beloved jazz and holiday album, A Charlie Brown Christmas,…
Walt Disney World & SeaWorld Make Plans to Re-Open this Summer
Walt Disney World and Sea World presented reopening proposals to the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force earlier this week, with SeaWorld proposing a June…
The Year 1980 Was the ‘Annus Horribilis’ for Movie Musicals
With the recent success of Bohemian Rhapsody, A Star Is Born, Mary Poppins Returns and Mama Mia! Here We Go Again, movie musicals are big box office again. With…
Viva Las Vegas: The Best Lounge Acts in Movies and TV
Upon a recent rewatching of Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice (1988) the other night, I was delightfully reminded of the veteran Las Vegas stage performer Robert Goulet…
Extreme Romance Tales in the Time of COVID-19
Here are ten movies with love stories that avoid all the typical romantic cliches. Love in extremis and other situations in the movies, detailed in ten chapters: …
March Madness Pt II: Punk/New Wave Novelty Hits
In the first installment of my March Madness: Bubblegum, I selected The Dickies’ cover of The Banana Splits Theme as part of my playlist. …
A Tribute to Music Legend, Actor & Chicken Restaurateur Kenny Rogers
Country music legend, occasional actor, and roasted chicken purveyor, Kenneth Ray Rogers passed away this weekend. To non-country music fans, Rogers is probably best known…
Best Original Songs from the Movies: A Personal Choice
After Elton John recently won his second Oscar for best original song (‘I’m Gonna Love Me Again‘ – no ego there then Reg), I was…
The Monkees, Banana Splits & The Archies: Our Bubblegum Pop Review
Instead of focusing on a potential pandemic, why don’t we take a trip back to when times seemed a bit simpler? Way, way, way…