There are plenty of reasons to be excited about listening to an album for the first time. If it’s an artist you love, your anticipation for the moment you hit play on your Spotify/iTunes/Sony ...

House is one of the most acclaimed medical dramas of all time, and a lot of people may have noticed that the show has three ...

Spy x Family is one of the most anticipated anime of Crunchyroll’s spring 2022 season, and it’s drawing fans in with its hilarious premise and colorful animation. The series also features some ...

There's really nothing better than a good television theme song. Whether it's the memorable lyrics or catchy instrumentals, they just don't make TV theme songs like they used to — or at all, for that ...

Television audiences have always loved a show set in small towns or out in the country, even if those shows aren't always the favorites of networks executives. Historically, network TV shows haven't ...

First impressions are everything, and the intro track is one of the most crucial parts of any project. Not only does it have to hook you into an artist’s world, it has to make you want to engage with ...

It’s hard to think of Kingdom Hearts without hearing Hikaru Utada music. It’s like saying don’t think of a black cat after mentioning one; it just isn’t going to happen. All the Kingdom Hearts intro ...

Creator and executive producer Shonda Rhimes remembers fighting with everyone in the editing room over the pilot’s music for Grey’s Anatomy. “I put all of that music that you heard in the pilot,” she ...

Though professional wrestling is "sports entertainment" rather than legitimate competition, the NBA could learn a thing or two from the WWE. The ominous gong of the Undertaker. The screeching guitar ...

TV theme songs can be memorable like the bouncy and the laid-back nature of King of the Hill, or the awfully catchy theme song from Friends, but those the theme songs for those shows don’t rock quite ...

In 1982, a show about friends who work at a bar made its debut, and it opened with one of the greatest songs in television history. Gary Portnoy’s “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” prefaced the hit ...