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Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (1941)
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" is a World War II jump blues song written by Don Raye and Hughie Prince which was introduced by The Andrews Sisters in the Abbott and Costello comedy film, Buck Privates (1941). The Andrews Sisters' Decca recording reached number...
Top 10 Disney Songs That Shaped Our Childhood
These Disney songs are still shaping childhood. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down the Disney tracks that delighted us as kids and have stuck with us as adults. Our countdown includes "Toy Story," "Aladdin," "Mulan," and more!
Will and Grace Being Annoyingly Competitive at Game Nights
Honey, what's your version of sex, huh? What gets you two excited? .... Game night
NYE Dance Party 2023
This one's sweaty! Ring in the new and shake off the old with these dance routines that celebrate movement and start 2024 off joyfully with this 30 minute dance party workout! Meagan Kong offers a wide variety of fresh dance routines while also sprinkling...
Gwen Verdon - Mexican Breakfast (1969)
June 1, 1969 (Ed Sullivan Show...choreography by Bob Fosse): Beyoncé has freely admitted that she copied this clip for her legendary "Single Ladies" video. Ironically, the older video is in bright color, while the recent copycat is in black & white.
Top 10 Most Uplifting Movie Songs
These songs made movies all the more uplifting. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re looking at the most adrenaline-pumping, soul-stirring songs from the movies. Our countdown includes "Flashdance," "The Wizard of Oz," "Toy Story," and more!
Top 10 Georges Méliès Films
Georges Méliès was one of the earliest filmmakers. Often referred to as a cinemagician for his innovative special effects, Méliès invented the stop trick and is also often credited for some of the earliest use of multiple exposures, time-lapse photography...
The 5 Most Expensive Musicals in Broadway History
The average budget for a Broadway musical is 8-12 million dollars. What happens when the price tag goes way above that?
10 Musical Set Pieces That Went WAY TOO HARD
Let's talk iconic set pieces in musical history.
5 Times Theatre Puppets Stole the Show
From giant killer plants to dancing snowmen, puppets and theater just go hand in hand, or…hand in sock?
Every Sir TOM JONES Solo and Duet Performances on The Voice UK
Unlike The Voice USA there are commonly spontaneous coach performances on the UK version. Check out these 33 by Tom Jones. Solos and duets with his fellow coaches and some contestants.
Making Paint From Scratch
Jazza is not only making his paint from scratch but he's grabbing materials from the earth to make his own pigments from scratch as well. Just like it was done in ancient times.
The Original Rocket(te)s
The Christmas season kicks off in New York City with the Radio City Rockettes: they perform in the Macy’s Day Parade, help light the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and dance on stage at the Radio City Music Hall in Midtown Manhattan.
The Living Playing Cards (Les cartes vivantes 1905)
With a brand-new deck of playing cards in his hand, an elegantly-attired thaumaturge, by fire and the pure power of illusion, transforms a plain nine of spades card into a full-size Queen of Hearts. Starring and Directed by Georges Méliès.
Top 10 Behind the Scenes Facts About Saltburn
"Saltburn's" production is almost as fascinating as the film itself. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for some of the details that went into creating the dark comedy thriller, “Saltburn.” Our countdown includes some unscripted mo...
Some of My Best Friends (2001)
Warren Fairbanks is a gay Greenwich Village writer. His sexual orientation isn't suspected initially by the fellow who has responded to his newspaper ad for a new roommate. Though the road is bumpy for them at first, they strive to reach a common understa...