#soundtrack

#soundtrack

"If I had a new episode of Gilmore Girls for every request I've gotten over the years to release the 'La La's' score for fans of the show, I would be beyond happy. But now I am thrilled to say that Warner Bros Television & WaterTower Music asked me to put together an album of those La La's for any and all who want them,"

Miley Cyrus has released "Dream as One," a new song that she made for the new movie Avatar: Fire and Ash. Cyrus co-wrote and co-produced the track with Andrew Wyatt and Mark Ronson, and it has additional contributions from Jonathan Wilson, Simon Franglen, Brandon Bost, and others. Listen to "Dream as One (From Avatar: Fire and Ash)" below. Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third installment in director James Cameron's Avatar franchise.

The trailer sees Bronte's star-crossed lovers, Catherine (Margot Robbie) and Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi) meeting first as children, then becoming tangled in a torturous love affair as adults in the West Yorkshire moors. What would you do, Heathcliff, if you were rich? Robbie's Cathy asks Elordi's Heathcliff. I suppose I'd do what all rich men do, he answers. Live in a big house, be cruel to my servants, take a wife.

Casper is the friendliest ghost you'll meet! Back in 1995, he first graced us with his presence on the big screen. Now a Halloween movie staple, this family-friendly film featured zany ghosts, an unforgettable soundtrack, and a dance floor movie scene we're still talking about all these years later. In honor of Casper's 30th anniversary, it's time to finally find out: are you more like Kat or Casper?

There's no denying the glaring flaws of Sonic the Hedgehog 4--the wonky physics, the blatant remixing (or one might even say "rehashing") of classic levels and bosses from the first two Sonic games, and the soundtrack's questionable and often derided soundfont being chief among them. But despite its problems, even 15 years later, I still find myself occasionally coming back to replay both episodes.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps is now available to watch from your couch by purchasing the digital edition from Prime Video or another streaming service. But if you're willing to wait a few more weeks, the physical editions offer much better value than the $30 digital edition. Walmart has opened preorders for five different editions of First Steps on 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD, including a handsome Limited Edition Steelbook for $45.

Guapdad 4000 has spent much of 2025 keeping fans engaged with a steady flow of singles and collaborations, balancing humor, wit, and technical dexterity. His latest release, "Swim," created in collaboration with MAVI, feels less like a throwaway single and more like a statement piece. Appearing on the soundtrack for the upcoming film HIM, the track adds to the project's already notable lineup while proving that both artists can command attention with cinematic scale.

The album will feature 14 brand-new songs, including the first single, "S-L-A-Y," which will be available Sept. 12. The series follows tween vampire Vee (Kenzi Richardson), who leaves Transylvania to attend a performing arts boarding school. As she pursues her love of music and adjusts to life among humans, she must also keep her vampire identity hidden, a task complicated when her father assigns a ghostly chaperone to watch over her.

"I know ska is really polarising. I love Ska, I love Rocksteady (another genre of music), so I don't know how to answer this. I'm also bad at math, so I'm going to say it won't be a high percentage but I won't rule out ska being on the soundtrack," senior creative director Deran Chung said to VideoGamer. Skate head of creative Jeff Seamster added that the game definitely features "some" ska.

Highest 2 Lowest features a soundtrack album curated by Spike Lee, including new songs from A$AP Rocky, Aiyana-Lee, and Jensen McRae, alongside original scores.

Laced Records opened pre-orders for the physical editions of Clair Obscur's soundtrack, including a 6LP box set with 63 specially mastered tracks.

The parameters were, what did these people from the late '90s and 2000s grow up listening to? We went for that zone of radio music that they connected to.