"Song Sung Blue," a music drama starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson in a true story about a Neil Diamond tribute act, is ...

If you’re a Spotify user, don’t expect to hear United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Recruitment ads any longer. That’s because the music streaming platform is no longer running them ...

To mark the 50th anniversary of the memorable spot, the DIA has released a modern version. It features a new cast and a new ...

Well-known for his work with Allstate, Dennis Haysbert lends his recognizable voice for a similar concept for ...

In a move so scandalous they just hope new car buyers can handle it, Toyota has teamed up with multi-platinum artist Sisqó to remake "Thong Song" for a new ad campaign. The automaker, its agency, and ...

Memphis filmmaker Craig Brewer's new movie, "Song Sung Blue," opens in theaters in Memphis and across the U.S. and Canada on Christmas Day. Here's some information that might be helpful or interesting ...

SZA is the latest artist to slam the White House for using one of her songs in a pro-ICE ad, calling it “evil” and “boring.” The singer reacted on Twitter after the White House used “Big Boy,” ...

The 'Sesame Street' muppet stars in the new campaign, which brings back the tagline that was ubiquitous through the 80s, 90s and 2000s, and a new version of Oscar's 'I Love Trash' song. By Alex Weprin ...

If you’re looking for 1,000 words on this, the headline pretty much sums it up. Companies hire ad agencies. You can’t shoot 100%. Dodge Ram and their ad agency thought Terry Crews rapping a fight song ...

Nov 13 (Reuters) - Record label ABKCO Music sued paint maker Behr Paint in California federal court on Wednesday for using the Rolling Stones classic "Paint It, Black" in an Instagram ad without first ...

A Kansas City content creator, Clarence Lomax turned viral parody songs into a Wendy’s Biggie Bag jingle, starring in the commercial and boosting local businesses and exposure. Coppics Photography ...

New York’s next mayor played “The Times They Are a-Changin’” in a spot on social media. The company that owns Dylan’s catalog said his songs can’t be used for politics. By Ben Sisario “New York is ...