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Is Song Sung Blue, Craig Brewer’s latest drama about a Neil Diamond tribute act, based on a true story? Song Sung Blue premiered at the American Film Institute (AFI) Film Festival on 26 October 2025 ...

Biopics aren't the only way to honor an artist's music, and Craig Brewer's (Hustle & Flow, Dolemite Is My Name) Song Sung Blue is living proof. It stars Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman as a married ...

A friend of mine just admitted to me that she went a little overboard during the holidays. Between gifts, flights, and a last-minute splurge on a fancy espresso machine, she's now staring at over ...

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Oshi no Ko has always been an anime that is proud of cutting into the entertainment industry with scalpel precision, blending the idol culture, acting politics, and personal trauma in a strict ...

Page Six has exclusively learned that the pop superstar and universally recognized dreamboat has landed his second Madison Square Garden residency and will return to the stage in 2026. Fans … Thomas ...

MANSFIELD — We are less than two weeks into a new year and the news cycle is unrelenting. In episode 80 of the News Man Weekly podcast, Carl Hunnell and the gang dive/sprawl/stumble headfirst into a ...

Demi Moore had deeply personal reasons for loving "Song Sung Blue," the musical drama in theaters filled with Neil Diamond songs. The film starring Kate Hudson and High Jackman brought back happy ...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — We love to see local kids do big things. One 13-year-old has certainly done that. Right now, he can be seen on the big screen. It's a film making people laugh, cry, and sing.