This 'Titanic' Character's Death Scene Was Cut Because It Was 'Way Too Much'
The beloved character's harrowing drowning scene may not have made the final cut of 'Titanic,' but it still exists in the ...
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Titanic’s End founder Justin Kan talks art car-turned record label’s debut single, ‘In Your Eyes’ [Q&A]
An organic house track by JK, Arabic Piano, and Maejor, "In Your Eyes" marks Titanic's End art car's first ever music release ...
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3 of the Most Iconic Movie Songs From the 90s To Stand the Test of Time
Whitney Houston, Elton John, and Celine Dion provided some unforgettable and iconic songs for movies in the '90s.
Titanic exhibition returns to Dallas after worldwide ports of call
Tom Zeller has taken a vacant space in Far North Dallas and turned it into a living recreation of the fabled Titanic ...
‘Belfast’s music scene needs more support if we want to grow talent and stop venues closing’ - DJ and promoter Cameron Jenkins
Financial pressures are closing venues and making it harder for new artists to get a start. Initiatives like the Ed Sheeran ...
George Harrison typically sketched out his solos in advance – his lead break on this classic Beatles track was an exception
Harrison told GW that while he was happy to improvise when needed, when it came to laying something down in the studio, he ...
Snoop Dogg Outright Refuses to Get on Dr. Dre’s Boat
Dr. Dre has invited Snoop Dogg onto his boat to record more than once. Here's why Snoop Dogg will not accept the invitation.
Celine Dion breaks out singing ‘My Heart Will Go On’ during TGL interview in viral moment
When covering Tuesday’s TGL match between the Atlanta Drive GC and the Jupiter Links GC in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., ESPN ...
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Songs that make the movies and vice versa
MADDEN: One song, specifically, is Aaliyah's "Are You That Somebody" from the "Dr. Dolittle" Soundtrack, 1998. THOMPSON: It does transcend that film. AALIYAH: (Singing) If I, if I let you know, you ...
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Celine Dion Hilariously Breaks Out In Song During Interview & Goes Viral
ESPN's Marty Smith and Celine Dion sang an impromptu version of "My Heart Will Go On" and fans can't get enough.