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Who knew James Solis could sing?

The 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way newcomer might be able to trade selling banana chips for a career in the music industry.

After hearing James’ vocal tracks, his fans are impressed.

The Maine native recently debuted his work on Instagram, giving his fans, followers, and critics a taste of his musical talent.

James uploaded a music video in a Reel, showcasing his vocals in the post, which was captioned, “The ‘Official Music Video’ for Mt Sounds new song ‘Another Day’...

Carrie Fisher's mother, Debbie Reynolds, issued a statement on Tuesday via Facebook, addressing the death of her daughter.

The Star Wars actress died Tuesday morning after going into cardiac arrest last week. She was 60.

Related: Stars React to Carrie Fisher's Death

"Thank you to everyone who has embraced the gifts and talents of my beloved and amazing daughter," Reynolds wrote. "I am grateful for your thoughts and prayers that are now guiding her to her next stop." 

News of Fisher's death comes just days after Reynolds tweeted that her daughter was in "stable condition."

Related: Carrie Fisher Wrote Her Own Obit in 2008: 'I Drowned in Moonlight, Strangled by My Own Bra'

"If there is a change, we will share it," the 84-year-old actress said in a post on Sunday. "For all her fans and friends. I thank you for your prayers & good wishes."

Fisher is best known for her legendary role as Princess Leia in...

Pay no attention to Carson Daly’s lack of hyperbole.

Sure, Tuesday’s installment of The Voice may not have included color commentary from the relentlessly upbeat host touting “The Audition That Will Change Everything/ Reduce You To A Puddle Of Tears And Plasma/ Alter The Fabric Of Humanity.” But nevertheless, two or three contestants came roaring out of the starting gate with such gale-force gorgeousness that it’s hard not to envision ’em staying in the competition well beyond Pumpkin Spice Season.

RelatedRatings: How Did The Voice Season 11 Premiere Fare With Viewers?

[Please forgive my use of “spice” prompting an inevitable link to the new Sporty Spice single “Anymore.” That Mel C really can sing though.]

Here’s hoping the fact that exec...

Mr. Torquay’s Holiday and The Field secure special mentions at the Best of Boroughs (BoBs).

Writer-director Fred Rowson and producer Christine Cheung have won the the BoBs Jury Award for their short film Woodhouse, which chronicles the investigation into an unknown creature in a South London nature reserve.

Film London hosted the Best of Boroughs last night [Sept 5], showcasing the 18 film-making teams who made a short film through the 2012/13 London Borough Film Fund Challenge (Lbffc).

This year’s jury was made up of Made in Dagenham producer Stephen Woolley, BFI Film Fund senior production executive Chris Collins, film critic Finn Halligan, Encounters Short Film Festival MD Liz Harkman and head of talent development and production at Film London Deborah Sathe.

On selecting the winner, who receives a prize worth £2,000, the jury said: “Woodhouse is a visual and aural treat. It is imaginative and intriguing, capturing South London suburbia past and present. The gorgeous...

Fame soundtrack review. With dear old Mother Earth apparently on the verge of giving up the ghost due to humanity’s alarming propensity for wastefulness, it is accordingly entirely prudent that we attempt to recycle and renew wherever possible. And an excellent current example of just such a caring approach being adopted in regard to our hurting planet can be found in the way that we are currently replaying the 1980s in lieu of bothering to think up an original cultural identity for 2009. Whether the artistic realm is music, fashion or film, The Decade That Taste Forgot is back with all the merciless ferocity of an espadrille-sporting, keytar-fingering bout of the Black Death. Which is why it is no kind of surprise at all that the latest movie dusted down from the remake shelf is none other than Fame - a flick (and accompanying TV series) that couldn’t have...

It’s here. You shall remember it’s name. It’s name is Fame. The big question is, what will be the hit from the soundtrack?

You can listen to the whole album at Music.aol.com on their main page for the whole week. Enjoy.

Here is the news release and below is the complete soundtrack listing.

Lakeshore Entertainment, Lakeshore Records and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer are proud to present the soundtrack from the 21st century reinvention of the 1980 Oscar®-winning movie classic, Fame. Set for release on August 25 via Lakeshore Records Fame was produced by Grammy-nominated soundtrack album producers Brian McNelis and Skip Williamson with Eric Craig. The record teams world-renowned songwriters and producers with the stars of the movie on fresh recordings of the classic tracks along with exciting new songs from the film, due in theatres September 25.

Set in the intensely competitive atmosphere of New York City’s prestigious School of Performing Arts,...