Over the course of three acts, Horse Bomb, Odd Reality and The Goopies took the audience on a roller coaster ride of a show.

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Sailor Moon's Naoko Takeuchi Collection Box Set is a bargain at Amazon during Prime Big Deal Days. The six-volume manga set has received a 55% discount, dropping the price to only $35.45 (was $78).

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Collier Jennings is an entertainment journalist with a substantial amount of experience under his belt. Collier, or "CJ" to his friends and family, is a dedicated fan of genre films - particularly ...

For the second time in recent years, 86-year-old Morton Block and his grandson Matthew are finding success with music inspired by his life. Mort has been composing since he was a teenager. Seven years ...

The theme song to the Apple TV+ golf series "Stick" is so infectiously good that the ditty is the soundtrack to Zac Efron's viral shirtless golf outing. The actor and his brother, Dylan Efron, showed ...

Something that's been part of TV for a long time is the use of theme songs. You know, just in case people forget what show they're watching or something. They usually appear at the very beginning of ...

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