• 'Man from UNCLE' Music Composer Daniel Pemberton: Soundtrack Score, 'Steve Jobs' Movie & More!

    Fans of director Guy Ritchie movies know that music plays a huge part in the experience of the story. In the 2015 summer blockbuster The Man from UNCLE, theatergoers will hear one of the best scores and a slick and sexy soundtrack to help move the spy thriller along. Daniel Pemberton is the man responsible for the soundscape to capture the action, humor and story of the film, and we were lucky enough to speak with the talented composer in a brand new, exclusive interview! Keep reading to learn about Pemberton's score, his work on the upcoming Steve Jobs project and more!

  • Pink, 'Ellen' Team Up for Peppy Season 13 Theme Song 'Today's The Day'

    Ellen DeGeneres has a new song to dance to for the 13th season of her popular talk show, and it comes to her courtesy of P!nk. Ahead of the new start fate of Ellen, the "Just Give Me a Reason" singer teamed up with the comedian for a peppy, upbeat new single "Today's The Day."

  • Patti Smith 'Just Kids' Memoir to Get Showtime Series Adaptation

    Rock icon Patti Smith has decided to team up with Showtime for a limited series version of Just Kids, the musicians 2010 memoir. President of Showtime, David Nevins, unveiled plans for the project Tuesday morning during the summer press tour for the Television Critics Association, detailing that smith will co-produce and co-write the series with John Logan, the brains behind Penny Dreadful.

  • Marvin Gaye's Family to Sue 'Empire', Lee Daniels for Stealing Their Idea

    Marvin Gaye's family is getting litigious again, and this time they're coming after the smash FOX hit series Empire. After successfully suing Robin Thicke and Pharrell over similarities between "Blurred Lines" and the Gaye hit "Got to Give It Up," Marvin Gaye III is now claiming that he trademarked a show similar to Empire, and creator Lee Daniels stole his vision.

  • Kendrick Lamar Is First 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' Music Guest

    Stephen Colbert's version of The Late Show on CBS is less than a month away, and just a few days after announcing his first guest (George Clooney), yesterday (Aug. 10) at the Television Critics Association summer press conference, the comedian and future talk show host announced his first musical guest: Kendrick Lamar.

  • Demi Lovato, James Corden Deliver Singing Telegrams, Shave a Dentist's Head

    Demi Lovato and James Corden have helped one dentist keep it "Cool for the Summer" by shaving his head on national television. Last night (Aug. 4) on The Late Late Show, the pop star and talk show host teamed up to deliver singing telegrams to people around Los Angeles, and as should have been expected, things got a little zany.

  • 'We Are Your Friends' Movie Soundtrack: Kygo, Tchami, Pusha T Featured

    The upcoming Warner Brothers film about being an EDM DJ in Los Angeles, We Are Your Friends, starring Zac Efron has unveiled its complete soundtrack. The official OST will surprisingly not be packed with your main stage headlines like Alesso and Martin Garrix, but rather some more curated selections like Dom Dolla, Fake Blood and The Magician. In addition to those selections, some more popular tracks will come from the acts like Tchami, Kygo, Justice, Deorro and Pusha T, who adds an exclusive rap remix to Hook N Sling's recent collaboration with Far East Movement "Break Yourself."

  • Dr. Dre Shares New Album Details: 'Straight Outta Compton' OST Coming

    Ice Cube stopped the music world in its tracks last week when he announced that Dr. Dre would be releasing a new album this week. Immediately people starting thinking about the long lost Detox project that will never be released, but instead Dre clarified that he curated the soundtrack for the upcoming Straight Outta Compton film, which is based on his life in N.W.A.

  • Mariah Carey Christmas Movie Coming to Hallmark in December

    Mariah Carey is the unofficial queen of Christmas, with her own radio classic "All I Want for Christmas Is You," two holiday albums and a concert series at Radio City Music Hall every December, and now the "Infinity" singer is moving into the next area of the wintery market - her own made-for-TV holiday movie on Hallmark.
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