And the Detroit Lions staked their claim as the NFL's best team by dropping a piano on a Jacksonville Jaguars ... the ball too long once again, but the guy's confidence in what's in front of ...

Written and composed by Alan Menken and Glenn Glater, “Mother Knows Best” marks one of the most iconic standout vocal performances of the 2010 film Tangled ... playing piano at a friend ...

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MUBI’s functionality celebrates filmmaking—how near impossible it is to make a movie and how miraculous it is when something is good; how every on-screen offering is caught in the tangled web ...

4️⃣ Making history: Chase Strangio, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, is poised to become the first known ...

Alan Menken has written 22 shows including Ballad of Little Pinks (Composer), Kicks (Composer), Patch, Patch, Patch (Conceiver), Personals (Composer), Maggie May (Composer), The Present Tense ...

The City boss admits he needs to set a better example himself by not getting tangled up with officials ... He’s the only guy that can speak to the referee so leave it alone and focus on the ...

The National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize nominees discuss the wry maturity and singular strangeness of two writers whose ...

Alan Menken’s songs for ‘Tangled’ were a folk-rock departure for Disney, bringing the beloved Rapunzel story to life. Once he was on board, Menken worked fast, as he told Collider in 2010 ...

Several characters in The Piano Lesson, such as Boy Willie and Boy Charles, keep the term "Boy" in their names to honor the ...

As a transgender man and self-proclaimed “new guy,” he has documented part of his exploration of masculinity and concerns tied to it through a video series called “New Guy Tries” launched ...

It has been tempting to view the C.I.A. as omniscient. Yet Coll’s chastening new book about the events leading up to the Iraq War, in 2003, shows just how often the agency was flying blind.