Coming off their debut 2003 album Tell All Your Friends, Taking Back Sunday’s “Cute Without the E (Cut from the Team)” paid homage to David Fincher’s Fight Club with its music video.

M3GAN kicks off the theatrical releases of 2023 with extremely good reviews while Christian Bale investigates a murder mystery in The Pale Blue Eye on Netflix, Nicolas Cage stars in the western The Old Way and more in theaters and on streaming.

For Ridley Scott’s 1986 cult classic fantasy movie Legend, Bryan Ferry provided “Is Your Love Strong Enough?” for the movie’s end credits.

It’s the final night of Hannukah tonight, so it seems like the perfect time to highlight Adam Sandler’s classic, “The Chanukah Song”, which was first performed in 1994 during Weekend Update on SNL.

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Babylon and I Wanna Dance With Somebody hit theaters for the holiday weekend in theaters while Glass Onion and A Not So Merry Christmas hit Netflix, and Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s Revenge debuts on Shudder.

If you saw Avatar: The Way of Water this past weekend, you heard “Nothing is Lost (You Give Me Strength)” by The Weeknd over the end credits.

Here’s what’s new in theaters and on streaming this weekend, it’s Admit One Avatar: The Way of Water (Theaters) Starring: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet, Cliff Curtis, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder Directed by: James Cameron Plot: Jake Sully lives with his newfound family formed on the extrasolar moon Pandora. […]

The Muppet Christmas Carol celebrated its 30th anniversary this past weekend, but one of its songs, “When Love is Gone”, was only available widely again fairly recently.

Emancipation arrives on Apple TV+, the horror version of The Grinch hits theaters, Night at the Museum returns on Disney+ with an animated sequel, Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio arrives on Netflix and more in theaters and on streaming this weekend.

Kenan and Kel reunited this past weekend on SNL, which got us thinking back to classics like 1997’s Good Burger.  While the most memorable song from the movie’s soundtrack is “We’re All Dudes” by Less Than Jake and Kel, there was also “All I Want” from 90s R&B trio 702.

Coming off the soundtrack of 1969’s The Italian Job, “On Days Like These” by Matt Monro memorably opens the movie by playing in full over the opening credit sequence as a car speeds through a winding mountain road.