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America’s Got Talent took a break from the Season 20 competition on Tuesday night (August 12) to celebrate a milestone moment, looking back at 20 seasons of incredible talent with a special “AGT 20th Birthday Party” episode. After a montage of memorable moments from the show’s history, Season 19 winner Richard Goodall kicked things off properly with a sensational performance of Survivor’s 1982 hit “Eye of the Tiger.” The beloved school janitor won the hearts of America last year with his powerful voice, amiable personality, and heartwarming backstory. In a clip shared on the AGT Instagram page, Goodall watched his original audition, where he wowed the audience, as well as judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara, and Heidi Klum, with a jaw-dropping rendition of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing.” “When I’m done singing, the crowd just screams,” Goodall recalled. “I never expected that reaction.” View this post on Instagram A...

Before Dwayne Johnson and John Cena found their way from the WWE ring to the big screen, Terry Bollea aka Hulk Hogan provided a case study in how wrestling stars could become movie stars. Hogan was a ubiquitous presence in movie theaters — and on TV screens — during the height of his fame in the 1980s and 1990s. He died at his home in Clearwater, Fl on July 24 at age 71.

In his later years, Hogan was better known as a reality TV star, headlining the two-season VH1 series Hogan Knows Best and appearing on its one-and-done follow-up, Brooke Knows Best. He also had cameos on comedy series ranging from The Inbetweeners to The Goldbergs.

But Hogan's movie roles remain the best examples of his outsized persona. Here's a recap of his most memorable film appearances.

Rocky III (1982)

Hogan first climbed into the movie ring with the third — and best — Rocky movie...

The anime adaptation of Gachiakuta only just began, but the first two episodes have established a solid foundation with the shocking twist and incredible world-building. It exceeded all of my expectations. However, I couldn’t help but keep thinking about the soundtrack.

Gachiakuta might be one of the most unique manga series in recent years, so the anime had to keep up with that vibe. Bones Film has put a lot of effort into its production, which is evident in the performances, visuals, but specifically, the soundtrack. It matched the action and the gritty environment Rudo lived in.

That wasn’t the only part that caught my attention, however. Taku Iwasaki is the composer for Gachiakuta, but the vocals reminded me of a certain singer for Bungo Stray Dogs and Persona 3.

Lotus Juice Might Be the Voice Behind Gachiakuta’s Ost

For those who aren’t familiar with the Persona video game franchise,...

If you’re a tech-savvy or online person, you’ve probably signed up for LinkedIn, or at least know about it. But did you know that it has some surprisingly addictive games? And today, we’re going to talk about LinkedIn Queens, a puzzle game.

Every day, LinkedIn has a new puzzle to solve, and today’s edition, Eye of the Tiger, is no exception. So if you’re interested in trying out this puzzle game, let’s break it down with a guide, some hints, and the full solution.

How to Play LinkedIn Queens Image Credit: FandomWire/LinkedIn

Queens is a logic game with rules similar to Sudoku, but instead of numbers, you’re working with queens on a colorful grid. You can play the game here. The game is played on a 7×7 board, and your goal is to place one crown in each row, column, and color region.

"Barbenheimer" stunned the moviegoing world in 2023 when two very different movies topped the domestic charts. "Barbie" led the weekend, earning $162 million, behind only "Beauty & The Beast" for a female-led, non-sequel. Meanwhile, "Oppenheimer" blew up the box office with $82 million, landing at number two with one of the biggest R-rated openings ever.

Not bad for a feminist satire of a plastic doll and a three-hour biopic about a nuclear physicist. No two movies could be more different ... and that was the point. Sure, both would have succeeded on their own, but each elevated the other, creating a pop culture phenomenon bigger than its individual parts. Even though "Barbenheimer" was the first to have a clever, trending name, it wasn't the first example of successful counter-programming. In fact, Hollywood has deployed this strategy for decades. Now we're counting down the biggest ones based on the box office.

But first, I'm only...

Sylvester Stallone recently took to social media to look back fondly and celebrate the 43rd anniversary of his film, Rocky III. The film premiered on May 28, 1982.

Stallone posted on Instagram, sharing a heartfelt message reflecting on filming Rocky III, saying: "I know its been said many times before as time flies by. But the time we did Rocky three was a glorious moment that I love sharing with all the loyal fans...Keep punching!" He also shared multiple images from the Rocky film, including one with Mr. T, who starred as James "Clubber" Lang in the film.

As the third installment in the franchise, Rocky III saw Stallone reprising his role as "the Italian Stallion" Rocky Balboa, the heavyweight champion of the world. In the film, he continues to defend his title against a myriad of other fighters, including Mr. T's Clubber. The movie also saw Rocky turning to his old adversary,...

Producer Infinity Knives’ adventurous, electronic-­driven tracks have been the perfect sound bed for Brian Ennals’ sharp social commentary and self-effacing sense of humor, going back to their joint 2020 project, Rhino Xxl. That mesh is displayed on the Maryland artist’s latest project, A City Drowned in God’s Black Tears. On album opener “The Iron Wall,” featuring FRANKI3, Ennals sets his terms, declaring “genocide’s as American as apple pie, baseball, and mass shootings.” The song, like the album, is an unabashed rebuke of Israel-U.S. relations and America’s overall warmongering.

Everyone remembers Rocky III for two things: Mr. T threatening to destroy everything and Sylvester Stallone’s transformation into a sentient bicep. But deep in the cinematic shadows lies a lost gem, one that involves Stallone stepping into the ring, not with Clubber Lang, not with Apollo Creed, but with his very own brother, Frank Stallone. Yes. For real.

In a behind-the-scenes training montage that feels like both a deleted scene and a family feud therapy session, Stallone turned Rocky III into a sibling slugfest. The footage recently surfaced and is now circulating like a fever dream on social media, showing the Italian Stallion beating on poor Frank with the kind of energy normally reserved for bad Yelp reviewers.

Rocky Balboa vs Clubber Lang in Rocky III | Credits: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

You haven’t lived until you’ve seen the Stallone brothers eating body shots, while Frank Stallone looks like he...

On Monday, March 31, talk show host Tamron Hall will celebrate 1,000 episodes of her daytime talk show, “Tamron Hall,” featuring celebrity guests, including “Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts, who brings Tamron to tears in an emotional start to the celebratory episode.

In the episode, the show presents a magical trip to Disney World for a 13-year-old girl whose neighborhood lemonade stand raised over $200,000 to support other kids. Meanwhile, beauty entrepreneur Shontay Lundy, creator of “Blackgirl Sunscreen,” stops by.

Later, Tamron receives a special surprise from her alma mater, Temple University, when David Boardman, dean of the Klein College of Media and Communication is joined by journalism student Rachel Williams to present Hall with the Gallery of Success Award, which celebrates outstanding professional achievement, inspiring students toward their future.

“Tamron Hall” executive producer Quiana Burns surprises Tamron with the Soulful Sound Choir, performing an acapella rendition of her favorite motivational song,...

For whatever reason, boxing plays better on the big screen than in real life. Perhaps it is the cinematic spectacle of watching two people square off in a boxing ring surrounded by rabid fans, or maybe it's the rush of watching a hero exorcise their demons while battling a seemingly superior foe, or perhaps we're all just suckers for fantastic workout montages set to Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger." At any rate, movies about boxing tend to hit harder than other sports dramas, literally and figuratively, producing classic underdog stories that stand the test of time.

You don't have to enjoy boxing to get a kick out of "Rocky" or know the difference between an uppercut and a hook to stand and cheer for "The Fighter." Need proof? Check out this terrific list of the 15 best boxing movies of all time, ranked, and try to find one that doesn't get your juices flowing.

The past 15 years or so have been dominated by legacy sequels, movies that bring back beloved franchises with stories that land somewhere between a reboot, a sequel, and a remake. Out of the bunch, "Cobra Kai" is one of the best ones. From the moment the first season premiered on the defunct YouTube Red platform, "Cobra Kai" has managed to excel at being not only a continuation of Johnny Lawrence's (William Zabka) story on top of a reboot following a new generation of kids but also a rather good pseudo-remake of the original "Karate Kid" movies.

After all, the story of Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña) heavily echoed that of Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio) in the first film, but with a twist. Like Daniel, Miguel is a new kid in town who learns karate to defend himself from bullies and gain self-confidence, enters a tournament, and uses a crane kick to...

When it comes to action movie legends, Sylvester Stallone stands in a class of his own. Since his breakthrough role in 1976’s Rocky, he has consistently delivered box office hits that have shaped the landscape of action cinema. With a career spanning over five decades, Stallone has proven himself to be more than just another muscle-bound action hero – he’s a savvy filmmaker who understands what audiences want.

Sylvester Stallone | Credits: Gage Skidmore, Cc By-sa 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

From creating iconic characters like Rocky Balboa and John Rambo to adapting to modern franchise filmmaking, Stallone’s box office success tells the story of Hollywood’s evolution through the decades. Let’s dive into his most financially successful films, ranked by their worldwide box office earnings, and explore what made each one a hit with audiences.

10. Rocky III (1982) – $125 million Sylvester Stallone in Rocky III (1982) | Credits: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, United Artists, MGM/UA Entertainment Co.

Jesse Watters is battling backlash after saying he wants to see some “eye candy” from president-elect Donald Trump‘s female cabinet picks. The Fox News host made the remark after The Five panel watched and discussed a video of Secretary of Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s shirtless workout. In the video, Rfk Jr. is seen showing off his muscles as he does pull-ups and roll-over exercises to Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger” at Gold Gym’s in Venice, California. “Practicing moves for my confirmation hearing,” Rfk Jr. wrote alongside the video, which has amassed over 5 million views on X. “I just think it’s unfair that you had to get to see this and we don’t get to see any of the female members of the Cabinet,” Watters told his female co-hosts Dana Perino, Jessica Tarlov, and Jeanine Pirro, per The Daily Beast.

Nearly two decades have passed since Supernatural first premiered, captivating audiences with its unique blend of horror, fantasy, and heartfelt storytelling. Over the years, the series has gone on from a regular fictional show about two guys from Kansas hunting ghosts, demons, ghouls, and everything in between, above and beyond to a TV show based on something more profound— themes of family, friendship, perseverance, love, and responsibility. Today, Dean Winchester and Sam Winchester are not just two fictional characters on the screens but rather cherished figures who hold a special place in the lives and hearts of millions of fans across the world.

Supernatural (2005-2020) | Credit: CW

Every time Dean stepped up for Sam, fans related to him as a sibling, family member, or friend who took on burdens they were never meant to carry, but they did so because of love. Every time Sam and Dean went through heaven...

Quick Links Castiel Dies For the First Time In Season 4 The Second and Third Deaths and Resurrections are Somewhat Quick Castiel Dies a Fourth Time But as a Human The Angel Is Thrown Into "The Empty" After Being Stabbed to Death For the Fifth Time Castiel's Final Death Comes With Great Heartbreak and Shocking Revelations

CW's Supernatural avidly believes in giving the audience exactly what they want. Fans witnessed everything from Dean running from a dog, the Winchesters having a crossover event with Scooby-Doo, and Dean performing "Eye of the Tiger." However, if there's one fan-favorite trend that the show has diligently stuck to is bringing back characters from the dead. It just so happens that every main Supernatural character has a destiny to fulfill, and until they do so, they can't really bite the dust.

Ironically, for a show with high stakes, fans easily lost count of how many times Sam,...

Richard Goodall was the shocking winner of America’s Got Talent this past season. He won over fans quickly with his unassuming personality and his story as a high school janitor with a voice of gold. While his future remains a mystery, he seems to have picked up a big gig coming up this holiday season.

Here is where Goodall is performing and what might be next for the AGT champion.

Richard Goodall Picks Up Big Singing Gig Over Holidays

Richard Goodall worked as a high school janitor, convinced by students at his school to try out for America’s Got Talent. He finally gave in, and it was the best decision of his life. He won the entire competition and took home the $1 million grand prize.

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Goodall knew that success was not guaranteed even with the big AGT win. Even with the $1 million prize, he has decided to...

Supernatural is a series that possesses a lot of personality. Although, at first glance, it is a horror show about the paranormal, over the years, it almost turned into a painful, traumatizing sitcom. At the very center of the series are its lively, depressed protagonists.

A still from Supernatural | Credit: Warner Bros.

Although the story started with Sam Winchester and Dean Winchester, Misha Collins’ Castiel was also added into one of the main characters of the series. However, hardcore fans know that there is an unofficial fourth protagonist in the series that does not get the recognition it deserves: Baby.

During an interview, Jensen Ackles talked about a special moment he had with the 1967 Chevy Impala that affected him greatly.

Baby Did Not Need a Special Crew in Supernatural

In their 15-season run, there have been few constants in the lives of the Winchesters. In fact, they haven’t had...

The early 2000s were a bad time for Sylvester Stallone professionally. In the mid-nineties, after a short-lived resurgence of three hit movies, Cliffhanger, Demolition Man and The Specialist, Stallone’s career as a bankable action star began to sputter, with Judge Dredd, Assassins and Daylight all losing money. Copland, an indie drama directed by James Mangold, made money and earned Stallone his best reviews since the original Rocky, but his follow-up movies were disastrous. His attempt at a slasher/ horror movie, D-Tox, sat on the shelf for years, finally being released under the lame title Eye See You. His 2000 remake of Get Carter was another disaster, with critics eviscerating him for remaking the Michael Caine classic, with even a cameo from Caine himself not easing their fury. In 2001, he teamed with Cliffhanger’s Renny Harlin on a go-for-broke would-be blockbuster called Driven.

Sporting a huge budget, for the time, a...

Richard Goodall is on top of the world after winning Season 19 of America’s Got Talent on Tuesday night (September 24), and now the question is, what’s next? Speaking to The U.S. Sun following his victory, the singing middle school janitor was asked if he’d be interested in a film about his life, similar to the productions made about Britain’s Got Talent winner Susan Boyle. The interviewer even suggested Zac Efron could play a younger Goodall. “That would be cool,” Goodall said of the Efron suggestion before joking, “He’d probably have to put on a little weight, though.” Joking aside, Goodall seemed up for the idea of a biopic, saying, “It sounds like fun. I’m willing to take on anything that comes our way.” Goodall won the hearts of America on this season of AGT with his soulful renditions of “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,...

Both judges and viewers of America’s Got Talent warmly embraced singer Richard Goodall from the moment he first stepped onto the AGT stage and earned a Golden Buzzer from Heidi Klum. Even before host Terry Crews announced Goodall as AGT Season 19’s winner, the former “singing janitor” was already a champion. Not only was he the sentimental favorite throughout the season, but Goodall wed girlfriend Angie Vanoven the week leading up to the finale taping. When it came to performing in tonight’s finale with rock band Journey, Goodall tells TV Insider, “There’s [stuff on your] bucket list and then, there’s ‘top shelf bucket lists.’ You can’t even remotely think that something like this was ever going to happen.” Throughout the course of the season, Goodall, who performed soulful renditions of “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,” “Eye of the Tiger,” and “Faithfully,” never lost his humility or sense of gratitude.

Singing janitor Richard Goodall is officially Howie Mandel‘s pick to win “America’s Got Talent.”

The Canadian judge made that prediction following Richard’s performance in the September 17 episode of “AGT.” The middle school custodian belted out “Faithfully” on the big stage at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium and earned a wild standing ovation from the judges and the live studio audience. “I think you just sang yourself one million dollars,” Howie declared as Richard broke down in tears. Watch the video above.

As for the other judges, Heidi Klum told Richard, “I have been faithfully your biggest fan since the very, very first day we met, all the way through this competition … I hope that everyone is gonna vote for you. I want you to win this so bad!” And Simon Cowell noted, “From the minute you came on this show, you’ve never crumbled. You’ve risen. We all need a hero right now,...

The final round of semifinals took place on Thursday night’s (September 12) America’s Got Talent as the remaining 12 acts awaited the results of the viewers’ votes to see if they’d advanced to next week’s grand final. Only six spots were available, as four acts had previously advanced after receiving the live show Golden Buzzers. Those acts are Spanish aerial duo Sebastián & Sonia, the Hakuna Matata Acrobats, singer Dee Dee Simon, and dance group Airfootworks. That left a dozen other acts at the mercy of the fan vote, including middle school janitor Richard Goodall, who wowed the judges back at the auditions with an incredible performance of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Goodall impressed again on Wednesday (September 11) with an emotional performance of Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger.” It proved to be an especially dramatic and tense night for fans of Goodall. Other acts hoping to earn...

Debbie Johnson's fashion choices improved after weight loss, making her look younger and more stylish. Some of Debbie's recent outfits have missed the mark, leading to criticism from fans on social media. Tony's love for Debbie may be affected by her fashion choices, prompting her to seek advice on how to dress more appropriately.

Debbie Johnson from the 90 Day Fianc franchise is a beautiful woman who sometimes surprises fans with her odd fashion choices. The Las Vegas woman felt she was slightly overweight when she debuted on TV. On top of that, Debbie was also stressed about her son Colt Johnson's relationship failures and wanted him to be happy. Eventually, Colt tied the knot with his girlfriend, Vanessa Guerra. He began his married life, which inspired Debbie to find a new purpose for herself. She started to look for a man who'd be happy to spend the rest of his life with her.

The 25th anniversary of Deep Blue Sea is generally not seen as a significant cultural event. In the grand context of a world spinning wildly off its axis, finding time to remember that movie where scientists use shark brains to cure Alzheimer’s can be difficult.

Yet Deep Blue Sea deserves to be remembered. Not for the events of the film itself—though it is, remarkably, still one of the best shark movies ever made—but rather for the incredible original rap song that plays over its end credits, “Deepest Bluest (Shark’s Fin).” In that rousing ballad, rapper and Deep Blue Sea co-star LL Cool J delivers what could best be described as a shark’s diss track to the rest of the world sung from the shark’s perspective. Best remembered for the lyric, “Deepest, bluest, my hat is like a shark’s fin,” it occasionally makes the...

Will Ferrell has a well-earned reputation as the ultimate embarrassing dad and has once again proved his prowess in that department. This time, his son Magnus Ferrell has shared the delightfully mortifying tale of his father’s antics at his high school prom.

In a TikTok slideshow posted by Magnus, the 20-year-old “rated things” his famous father has done over the years. It wasn’t until the second slide that Magnus revealed his dad’s identity – the one and only Step Brothers star.

The hilarious image showed Magnus, dressed in a sharp gray suit, standing next to Will, decked out in full medieval lord attire – complete with a squire’s cap and a frilly ruff around his neck. “Dressed as a medieval lord to embarrass me at prom,” Magnus wrote, adding a “10000/10” rating. He captioned the post “true story.”

Unsurprisingly, the post’s comments section was flooded with surprised viewers...

The Rocky: Ultimate Knockout Collection 4K Uhd set will include all six of the original Rocky films and drops on July 16 for $119.99. Director's cuts of both Rocky IV and Rocky Balboa are included along with the six theatrical cuts. The Ultimate Knockout Collection will not include the three Creed spin-off movies.

Whether fans are Gonna Fly Now, or theyre hungry enough to have the Eye of the Tiger, a brand-new Rocky film collection has everyone covered. The Rocky: Ultimate Knockout Collection will drop later this summer, and it will collect all six of the original Sylvester Stallone-led sports dramas together in one 4K set for the very first time. In addition to the theatrical editions of Rocky I-v and Rocky Balboa, the Ultimate Knockout Collection also includes Rocky vs. Drago: The Ultimate Directors Cut and the directors cut of Rocky Balboa. Check out images of the Ultimate Knockout...

The Rocky: Ultimate Knockout Edition 4K Uhd set will include all six of the original Rocky films and drops on July 16 for $119.99. Director's cuts of both Rocky IV and Rocky Balboa are included along with the six theatrical cuts. The Ultimate Knockout Edition will not include the three Creed spin-off movies.

Whether fans are Gonna Fly Now, or theyre hungry enough to have the Eye of the Tiger, a brand-new Rocky film collection has everyone covered. The Rocky: Ultimate Knockout Edition set will drop later this summer, and it will collect all six of the original Sylvester Stallone-led sports dramas together in one 4K set for the very first time. In addition to the theatrical editions of Rocky I-v and Rocky Balboa, the Ultimate Knockout Edition also includes Rocky vs. Drago: The Ultimate Directors Cut and the directors cut of Rocky Balboa. Check out images of the Ultimate...

The music video for Disturbed’s haunting cover of the Simon & Garfunkel classic “The Sound of Silence” has surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube.

Disturbed’s version of the song appeared on their 2015 album, Immortalized, and was bolstered by a stirring live rendition on TBS’ Conan in March 2016. In fact, the Conan performance has 146 million views itself on YouTube. For comparison sake, the most viewed video of Simon & Garfunkel performing the song has 134 million views.

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Paul Simon himself endorsed Disturbed’s potent take on the song, emailing his approval to singer David Draiman: “Really powerful performance on Conan the other day. First time I’d seen you do it live. Nice. Thanks.”

Draiman replied to Simon at the time, “Mr. Simon, I am honored beyond words. We only hoped to pay homage and honor to the brilliance of one of the greatest songwriters of all time.

Don’t Forget the Lyrics! fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 3 Episode 1 episode titled Eye of the Tiger!!

Find out everything you need to know about the Eye of the Tiger! episode of Don’t Forget the Lyrics!, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Don’t Forget the Lyrics! Eye of the Tiger! Season 3 Episode 1 Preview

Get ready to rock out with an electrifying episode of “Don’t Forget the Lyrics!” titled “Eye of the Tiger!” airing on Fox at 9:00 Pm on May 23, 2024. In this adrenaline-fueled installment, a life-long underdog channels his inner “Rocky” as he takes the stage to sing his way to the grand prize.

With the spotlight shining bright and the music pumping, contestants are put to the ultimate test as they try to recall the lyrics to some of the greatest hits of all time.

Cobra Kai teased a Rocky III-style fight in season 1, hinting at a perfect ending for Daniel and Johnny. Cobra Kai should end with a friendly match between Daniel and Johnny inspired by Rocky III. Daniel and Johnny respect each other now, so ending on a high-stakes fight with a clear winner is unnecessary.

The perfect way to end Daniel and Johnny’s Cobra Kai stories was teased back in season 1 thanks to a Rocky III reference. Cobra Kai season 6 will be the show’s final, meaning it might be the conclusion to the story that began in 1984’s The Karate Kid. While Ralph Macchio will reprise his role as Daniel Larusso in the new Karate Kid movie, it is unclear whether the new project will tie directly into Cobra Kai. Therefore, season 6 must deliver a satisfying ending to Daniel and Johnny’s journeys as rivals and friends.

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Sylvester Stallone, the action movie icon known for films like “Rocky” and “Rambo”, is a certified Hollywood A-lister. He took his talents to the small screen with the hit crime drama series, “Tulsa King”.

Sylvester Stallone || Tulsa King

The show follows Dwight Manfredi, a New York Mafia capo freshly released from prison after 25 years. Exiled by his boss and sent to set up shop in the unlikeliest of places – Tulsa, Oklahoma – Dwight must rebuild his criminal empire with a ragtag crew of unlikely allies.

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“Tulsa King” quickly garnered a loyal fanbase, leaving them hungry for more after its successful first season. But will there be a season two? The answer, according to Stallone, might hinge on one key factor.

Sylvester Stallone Might Do Tulsa King...

Apart from starring a Hollywood legend like Sylvester Stallone and featuring some of the finest action-packed, adrenaline-inducing fight scenes, the Rocky franchise is also known for having some of the most incredible musical scores. Yet it is the official soundtrack of the third movie. Rocky III’s Eye of the Tiger that towers over all the other songs.

A still from Survivor’s Eye of the Tiger music video

A Grammy-winning, Oscar, Golden Globe, and BAFTA-nominated single, Eye of the Tiger has had an amazing run on countless music charts as well. Not only did it dominate the music scene back in the day but it also made the band Survivor a legend. However, Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik would have never gotten the golden opportunity for Stallone initially though the song did not have balls!

Sylvester Stallone Did Not Want Eye of the Tiger in Rocky 3 Sylvester Stallone...

Following the journey of boxer Rocky Balboa, Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky franchise stands as some of his most renowned work across his extensive career. After the success of the original 1976 film, the action star reprised his role in multiple films under the franchise, facing off various opponents in the boxing ring. The third film in the series featured Rocky Balboa going off against one of the most iconic adversaries of the franchise, Clubber Lang, portrayed by Mr. T.

Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa

The film was a huge hit, grossing, $270 million at the box office. And its theme song, Eye of the Tiger by the rock band Survivor, has become one of the most notable aspects of the film. However, it was not what the makers initially wanted for the movie, as they originally aimed to feature Queen’s Another One Bites the Dust.

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We come today bearing tragic news as Carl Weathers, the man who gave us memorable characters like Apollo Creed in the "Rocky" franchise, Chubbs Peterson in "Happy Gilmore," the titular "Action Jackson," and Greef Karga in "The Mandalorian" has left us at the age of 76. His family announced that he passed away yesterday, but the news broke today courtesy of Deadline.

"We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Carl Weathers," said his family in a statement obtained by Deadline. "He died peacefully in his sleep on Thursday, February 1st, 2024. Carl was an exceptional human being who lived an extraordinary life. Through his contributions to film, television, the arts, and sports, he has left an indelible mark and is recognized worldwide and across generations. He was a beloved brother, father, grandfather, partner, and friend."

A natural athlete, Weathers got his start as a college football player at San Diego State University...

Get ready for a riveting episode of “Botched” as Season 8 Episode 11, titled “Eye of the Tiger,” takes viewers on a rollercoaster journey of medical transformations. Scheduled to air at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, January 18, 2024, this episode unveils the challenges faced by a resilient 21-year-old who risks losing her left eye after enduring a staggering 42 botched surgery attempts to repair her face following a car accident.

Intriguingly, the episode also features a woman who opted for a breast augmentation after a significant weight loss journey. However, the aftermath leaves her with mismatched breasts and an areola in an unexpected place – her armpit. As the skilled surgeons of “Botched” take on these complex cases, viewers are in for an emotional and transformative ride, witnessing the power of medical expertise in correcting life-altering procedures. Don’t miss the drama, the compassion, and the life-changing results in “Eye of the Tiger” on E! this Thursday.

"Another One Bites the Dust" by Queen was the original choice for Rocky III's theme song, but it didn't fit the tone of the franchise. "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor, the eventual choice, perfectly captures the motivational spirit of the movie. Queen's song couldn't be used due to failed negotiations, but this turned out to be a blessing as "Eye of the Tiger" became an iconic anthem for Rocky III.

Rocky III is best known for its use of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger," but the filmmaker's original song choice would have totally ruined the movie. The sequel sees Rocky (Sylvester Stallone) face off against one of the most iconic opponents of the franchise, Clubber Lang (Mr. T). Rocky is at the pinnacle of his career as a heavyweight champion in the movie, but the threatening and merciless Lang has Rocky seeking the help of his former adversary,...

In 80s action movies, popular songs were played during big scenes, creating iconic moments and adding tension and excitement to the story. Songs like "Eye of the Tiger" in Rocky III and "Danger Zone" in Top Gun became anthems of the movies, setting the tone and becoming enduring hits. Some songs, like "Fight the Power" in Do the Right Thing, were specifically created for the film and added to the powerful and intense scenes, enhancing the overall impact of the movie.

One of the staples of great 80s action movies was often a popular song that would play during a big scene or a montage. The 80s saw a big shift in the action genre, with many of the most popular action films of all time being released in that decade. The Terminator and Terminator II, Scarface, Highlander, and Top Gun are just a few of the incredible action films...

The soundtrack for Hulu’s Quiz Lady features an eclectic mix of songs from different eras, reflecting not just the primary setting of the movie but its backstory as well. Quiz Lady is a wholesome comedy that starts out with a brief intro that takes place in 1996 before moving forward to the present day. Awkwafina stars as Anne, a mild-mannered woman obsessed with game shows, while Sandra Oh plays her reckless sister, Jenny. While they are polar opposites, Anne and Jenny come together for a memorable road trip and game show appearance to pay off their mothers’ gambling debts.

Nick Urata, who previously scored another memorable road comedy, Little Miss Sunshine, composed the original music for Quiz Lady while the soundtrack includes popular numbers by mainstream talents such as Harry Styles and Smash Mouth. American Idol contestant Remi Wolf is also featured on the soundtrack with two songs in the movie.

Saturday night was already going pretty well for fans of Snoop Dogg and Step Brothers stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. The rap legend joined the two actors on stage at the Best Night of Your Life 2 benefit show, to perform “Boats ‘N Hoes,” the song originally sung by the characters Dale and Brennan in the 2008 comedy. After performing a verse of “Boats ‘N Hoes” together, the trio then transitioned into the rapper’s 1994 hit, “Gin and Juice.”

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It's Will Ferrell's party, and we're all invited. On Oct. 7, the actor made a surprise appearance as guest DJ at a Sigma Alpha Mu frat party at the University of Southern California, his alma mater. Getting the party started ahead of the football team's game against the University of Arizona, Ferrell hopped behind the turntables and blasted a medley of hits, including "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor and "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers. Ferrell also played "N- in Paris" by Jay-Z and Kanye West, which features a clip of his "Blades of Glory" character Chazz saying, "No one knows what it means, but it's provocative."

At one point, Ferrell even took his hands off the turntables to operate a fog cannon as he bobbed his head along to the music. Around him, college students danced, sang along, and, of course, recorded the unforgettable moment on their phones.

Will Ferrell was seen crashing a frat party as a DJ this weekend.

The actor wore sports glasses and USC merch, as videos captured him dropping songs such as “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor and “N—-s in Paris” by Kanye West and Jay Z.

Ferrell was also seen shooting a smoke gun at the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity during the university’s college weekend.

Ferrell’s set helped students get hyped for the USC-Arizona football game, where the Trojans won against the Wildcats 43-41

His son, Magnus, is currently a sophomore at USC and is a member of the fraternity. Unlike his son, however, Ferell was a member of Delta Tau Delta.

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A USC graduate, Ferrell has revisited his old university numerous times, delivering a 2017 commencement address.

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Will Ferrell essentially revisited his Old School character Frank “The Tank” Ricard over the weekend by surprise DJing a frat party held at the University of Southern California ahead of its football game against the University of Arizona.

The actor popped up at a tailgate party held by the Sigma Alpha Mu frat during this year’s family weekend and played a series of hits while dressed for the part in a backward USC cap and shades. Videos have surfaced online in which Ferrell keeps the crowd going with staples like Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “N****s in Paris,” Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger,” and The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside.” At one point, he even breaks out a handheld fog gun. Watch the social media clips below.

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Once a frat boy, always a frat boy. Will Ferrell returned to his old stomping grounds at the University of Southern California this weekend to surprise DJ at a fraternity party ahead of the school’s football game against the University of Arizona.

Ferrell got behind the decks at the Sigma Alpha Mu frat, and, like any good college party DJ, played only the hits while looking completely unbothered in a backward cap and shades. Videos circulating online show Ferrell dropping bangers like Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “N***as in Paris,...

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Members of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity were in a for a big surprise this weekend!

Will Ferrell crashed a tailgate party during the University of Southern California’s Trojans Family Weekend where he took over the turntables to perform as the the guest DJ.

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In videos shared on TikTok, the 56-year-old Anchorman actor can be seen wearing a USC jacket, backwards hat, and sunglasses as he played a few songs including Jay-Z and Kanye West‘s “N—as in Paris” and Survivor‘s “Eye of the Tiger.”

The frat threw the tailgate party ahead of USC’s big football game against the University of Arizona.

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After performing “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor in a tight leather suit, judges Graham Norton, Lulu and Sam Ryder declared that Walliams had failed to secure the gig.

Upon hearing their verdict, the comedy actor approached the judge’s table and placed a gold, Britain’s Got Talent buzzer on it.

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