entertainment - "music"

George Clooney's 'Leatherheads' is a movie you want to like. The Roaring '20s costumes, sets and music all look terrific, and a story about the early days of professional football -- a sport then relegated to college play -- is a fresh movie subject.

New york (Billboard) - Ask Moby that requisite question about career regrets, and he won't give you the requisite answer. He does, he says, have a few.

Much to our chagrin, British import Kate Beckinsale has officially swear off “sex-bomb” roles, by which I mean roles that requires her to vamp and be sexy. The dudes at Contact music quoted her as saying this: “The sex-bomb thing is totally fun but you want to take the red shoes off sometimes. I’ve [...]

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - George Clooney's 'Leatherheads' is a movie you want to like. The Roaring '20s costumes, sets and music all look terrific, and a story about the early days of professional football -- a sport then relegated to college play -- is a fresh movie subject.

No one's going to confuse the 1959 musical 'Juno,' running this weekend at City Center, with the snappy Ellen Page comedy (though pregnancies do play a part in both works).

The man credited with playing some of the first recorded guitar solos is today largely forgotten. But a group of Philadelphia-based musicians have just produced a tribute to the early master of blues, jazz and pop.

Live music and more, tonight through Thursday, compiled by Tom Di Nardo, Shaun Brady, Sara Sherr, Jonathan Takiff and Damon C. Williams.

Legit News: 'Oklahoma!,' 'Full Monty' among titles -- New Jersey regional theater Paper Mill Playhouse is playing it safe next season, with a 2008-09 lineup of tried-and-true crowdpleasers including the popular legit touring incarnation of 'High School Musical.'

Monthly event celebrates women in music -- and winemaking.

Music News: Athlete appeared in several musicvideos, films -- Wrestler Chase Tatum, who appeared in several musicvideos and films, died March 23 of an apparent drug overdose. He was 34.