News about Randy Newman

Fred Rosen, 80, was a ticketing king from 1982 to 1998, becoming a pissing monster for artists and followers alike, claiming, 'you can't build a company without pissing someone off.' They have no idea who they are dealing with.' OK?' He's been active in Bel Air since 2015, first attempting to prevent the construction of mega-mansions by developers. Now, he has channeled his indignation against the Sepulveda Transit Corridor, a line of subways that will connect the San Fernando Valley's wealthy area to a line in Santa Monica that will begin within 20 years.

Melanie, the singer best known for her smashing hits Lay Down (Candles In The Rain), Brand New Key, and the Rolling Stones' cover Ruby Tuesday, has died. Leilah, Jeordie, and Beau-Jarred, the songwriter's children, announced that she died on January 23 at the age of 76. 'Dear ones,' they began, using a greeting that their mother often used when writing to readers, 'This is the hardest post for us to write because... mom passed peacefully, out of this world and into the next on January 23rd, 2024.'

In a video shared on the video-sharing website over the weekend, the 22-year-old, social media influencers danced to Randy Newman's 'You've Got a Friend in Me,' Toy Story's theme song. Haley then introduces her dog, who is also dressed as Woody, to fans before the video abruptly ends. In the comments section, a fan wrote, "Itwins Halloween stunners period."

More than 200,000 people on TikTok have seen an adorable video of a man giving his neighbor's dog toys using a clothes line. Coby the golden retriever gets special orders that are carried across a clothes line to his owner's house. The dog is seen wagging on the balcony, 'My neighbor is a genius,' with Randy Newman's 'You've got a friend in me.'

"Joan Is Awful," the titular character, played by Annie Murphy, steps into a bar to meet her ex-boyfriend just a few minutes into the first episode of season six of "Black Mirror." The singer croons, "You can blame me, try to shame me." The song isn't particularly relevant to the scene or even the overall story line, but eagle-eared followers of Charlie Brooker's long-running technology-is-terrifying series certainly will recognize it. The track in question is a 1964 song penned by Irma Thomas, who wrote "Toy Story" (tune fame) and titled "Anyone Who Knows What Love Is" (Will Understand). "Joan Is Awful" is the sixth episode of the series "Black Mirror" — it appears that it appears only once a season.