When the film adaptation of "Five Nights at Freddy's" was first announced, I was absolutely elated. The popular video game series created by Scott Cawthon had become an absolute sensation, and did so ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Hugh Jackman never thought he’d be a karaoke guy. But then Neil Diamond happened. Starring opposite Kate Hudson in ...

Nov. 14 (UPI) --Miley Cyrus released a song for the third Avatar film ahead of its arrival in theaters Dec. 19. The songstress, 32, dropped "Dream as One" Friday, which will be included in the ...

For the first two-and-a-half minutes of Carly Pearce's new song "Dream Come True," the song is, frankly, a little bit direction-less. But the words Pearce sings in the last 30 seconds make everything ...

The stars are going all out with killer looks for spooky season. From guests dressing up as New York City icons at Bette Midler's annual Hulaween party to Victoria Justice channeling an undead bride ...

Max is all grown up — and married! Actor Cayden Boyd — who is best known for starring as daydreamer Max in The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl alongside Taylor Lautner (Sharkboy) and Taylor Dooley ...

Miley Cyrus has been tapped to record a new song, “Dream As One,” for the upcoming third installment in director/writer James Cameron’s Avatar series, Fire and Ash, which will arrive in theaters on ...

James Cameron helped bring the Oscar-winning “My Heart Will Go On” into the world with “Titanic” nearly 30 years ago, and he’s ready to do it again — this time with Miley Cyrus and “Avatar: Fire and ...

This November, NYU’s Tisch New Theatre will present Distance from the Dream: Songs to Face a Vanishing America, a new student-led concert event running November 14–16 at the Graduate Musical Theatre ...

Some songs don’t just fill the air — they fill the soul. “The Impossible Dream,” from the musical Man of La Mancha, is one of those songs. When Don Quixote raises his voice to “fight the unbeatable ...

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