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“Cheers” was nearly cancelled in its first season, but went on to become one of the defining series of the '80s while making stars of Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson, and Kirstie Alley and winning a ton of Emmys. P.S. That Thanksgiving food fight is still epic!
Husband-and-wife Kyle Jarrow and Lauren Worsham have serious Broadway credentials but their irreverent band is closer to the B-52s or the Talking Heads than Rodgers & Hammerstein. Who knows? They could become Broadway's next big pop stars.
He’s never been afraid to express his “human” side – warts and all. And that’s made for some deeply affecting songs from Billy Joel. “Vienna,” “Big Man On Mulberry Street” and “Famous Last Words” are songs you might not hear at his popular New York residency shows – but they’re worth seeking out.
Coldplay tapped Brian Eno to help them channel the changing “alt-rock” landscape. “Viva La Vida” combined ambient sound with fervid hooks, and resulted in one of the biggest albums of the ‘00s. And turned Coldplay into one of the biggest bands of the era.
Members of Monty Python concocted this spot-on parody of the Fab Four. Four decades later, the laughs (and the music) are as great as ever.
It turns out there’s a lot to say. Just say “yes” to get yours.