Over the last several decades, it has become commonplace for moviemakers to tap a musician to sing a theme song for their project. It adds an extra layer of intrigue for audiences to see which of ...

John Williams There are themes, and then there are cultural landmarks. The Star Wars score did not just support the films. It de ...

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We hope we don’t sound too “get off our lawn” right now, but they sure don’t make TV and movie theme music like they used to. We still get a few memorable ones here and there, like Alan Silvestri’s ...

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Not only did director Joseph Kosinski love it, but the movie's composer, Hans Zimmer, went on to use elements of Gaga's song in the score.