And it wouldn't be an Annie reunion without a musical number.
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"When [the musical number] firecrackers ended he stood up," said Bleu.
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His apprehension seemed to evaporate fully after the first musical number.
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JGM: An action sequence is no different from a musical number.
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And that knowing musical number prefaces the film's most clever meta twist.
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Watch this terrifying (and goofy) musical number from AVbyte and think again.
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Does this mean the Wonder Woman sequel will feature a musical number?
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Maybe Hilary Duff will get her big musical number in Season 6.
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Each includes at least one musical number per episode, often many more.
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There's also a charming Colbert musical number that you won't want to miss.
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Billie Eilish made a face during Maya Rudolph's and Kristen Wiig's musical number.
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The two meet in the desert and fight after a short musical number.
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During the Tarzan musical number "Trashin' the Camp," you can easily spot Mrs.
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" The musical number ended with her lying on massive, illuminated letters readying "Conway.
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What results is a spectacular musical number, complete with backup dancers and confetti.
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Not to mention the Frida Kahlo-inspired musical number with dancing papaya seeds.
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Everyone still remembers 1989's hostless Oscars and the "Proud Mary" musical number, right?
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She then launches into a musical number about being a girl from outer space.
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If there's one thing that makes a good musical number, it's plenty of emotion.
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It's a tragic turn of events, backed by a surprising, yet fitting, musical number.
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"The Lion Sleeps Tonight" is a real musical number, not just a short scene.
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True, the show's opening musical number will be referred to later in the play.
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The unexpected musical number served as an epic send-off for Robert Morse's character.
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At the very least, Hawke's musical number would rack up the views on YouTube.
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It opened with a Hamilton-inspired musical number that touched on the effects of slavery.
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And it did so in the classiest (and sassiest) way possible: with a musical number.
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So he knows his final musical number must include the broadest, most flamboyantly silly performance.
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I have an entire musical number based on that classic line — a big tap number.
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However Germany rejected Turkish protests and the attempts to suppress the musical number backfired spectacularly.
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And as it turns out, the Canadiens had their own musical number from that same series.
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The cheeky musical number was especially inspired by the 2018 Emmys' record-breaking slate of nominees.
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His fake Will Smith musical number from Disney's new live-action Aladdin went viral in July.
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In the musical number, Conway bragged about how she was nearly as famous as President Trump.
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After the musical number, the sisters embraced as the crowd gave them both a standing ovation.
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The Conversation Gail Collins: Arthur, do you remember that old musical number, "Another Op'nin', Another Show"?
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It's obvious that even after her awkward Grammys moment, she can own even the silliest musical number.
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A courtroom turns into a gospel choir that delivers a guilty verdict in a gleeful musical number.
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But, it wouldn't be a James Corden musical number without putting a unique spin on the performance.
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But nothing compared with the musical number in "Shrek" when Sutton Foster tap danced with the rats.
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One of the five scenes that were cut reportedly included "a big musical number" in an upcoming episode.
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"The Bitch Is Back" is incorporated as a big musical number that segues into his sad suburban childhood.
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Stephen Colbert opened the Emmys with a musical number that critiqued both Hollywood and our broader political woes.
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Take, for example, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau's impromptu musical number during a tribute to MLK at Ottawa City Hall.
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Almost every musical number in the new film is designed to match a sequence in the old one.
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" One of the big set pieces on "Portlandia" this season is a musical number called "What About Men?
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"We were in the middle of my big musical number, and I was showing off," Streep previously told PEOPLE.
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"Cosplay Girl" is a musical number, a parody, a fan film, and a mini-drama all rolled into one.
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During one musical number (the choreography is by Kelli Barclay), they mime passion for each other with striking dispassion.
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The Roots, legendary hip-hop collective and house band for Jimmy Fallon, produced a short musical number an animated segment.
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" She then transitioned to a musical number about potential scandals, appeared to flub a line and muttered "Oh s**t.
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The audience reactions were mixed — Hugh Jackman looked totally thrilled with the musical number, but Gal Gadot looked less enthralled.
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The telecast began beautifully, with show host Jimmy Fallon paying tribute to "La La Land" with an extravagant musical number.
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Bloom: We wanted a musical number that Brittany Snow would sing that would take place in Rebecca and Valencia's mind.
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There we are, doing the hora, and a musical number — Tovah, me and the cast — and it was extremely joyous.
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It starts with Wilson bringing out a portrait of a particularly chiselled Corden, then ends with a full-on musical number.
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In 2010, he tackled the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards, where he opened with a Glee and Bruce Springsteen inspired musical number.
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Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert reunited Monday night to celebrate the eve of the presidential election with an elaborate musical number.
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In the first scene I watched, protagonist Rebecca was playing ping pong, and there was a musical number about commitment. Huh.
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For each impressive musical number, including Phillip Attmore and Hayley Podschun in some rousing tap specialties, there are two dull ones.
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Ms. Simard's transitions included moving a desk on and off the stage at the end of one dance-heavy musical number.
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As of now, this is a show that will teach theatrically inclined youngsters what a relatively sophisticated musical number sounds like.
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"We get to this scene at the end of a musical number in a Ferris wheel at the county fair," Boone recalled.
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It seems like a given that he'll bring a fresh musical number and a handful of pals to 30 Rock next weekend.
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Gaten Matarazzo – Freestyling for Old Navy Fingers crossed the trio break into a musical number in season 2 of the Netflix hit!
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Watch the first two episodes of Babylon Berlin, which culminate in an unforgettable musical number, and tell me it's not totally addictive.
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": Grande brought it big right out of the box with a musical number in her monologue, titled "What Will My Scandal Be?
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The show has one musical number (written by Ms. Parks), and it arrives toward the end, when Hester is reunited with Chilli.
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Oh and the big musical number is a country song, if that tells you anything about where they expect this movie to play.
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During what was a musical number titled "Start of Something New" in the original, the two characters perform at a New Year's party.
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Deutch's role is not yet known, but let's hope she'll sing: The show will reportedly have at least one musical number per episode.
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We are beyond stoked for her monologue, and even more hopeful that we'll get to see a musical number from the Frozen star.
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Last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards got a grand start when host Stephen Colbert opened up the show with his own musical number.
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Instead, the biggest night in music is about performance, be it in a musical number, behind a podium, or on the red carpet.
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There's also a gratuitous musical number that gives Russell a chance to sing, with Bruce Springsteen's guitarist Steven Van Zandt among the cameos.
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It will likely be so grim, not even a Svetlana Sorokina (Severija Janusauskaite) drag king musical number will be able to fix it.
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The INSIDER Summary"Disney spent over a year and a half perfecting the "Be Our Guest" musical number for "Beauty and the Beast.
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The clue is asking us to think of what a musical number in an opera is called, and that would be an ARIA.
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"Musical number," then "host-like segment that, nevertheless, is not actually a host segment," then the first award is a whiplash-inducing sequence.
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The finale of HBO's "Euphoria" surprised viewers when the show's main character, Rue, relapsed right before being propelled into an emotional musical number.
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For instance, a guitar and a smelly cat show up for Phoebe -- a tribute to her most beloved and truly terrible musical number.
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Generally speaking, your job is to clue only the thematically relevant version of the phrase; here, a musical NUMBER combined with telephone CALLs.
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Also notable at the box office last week: "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," which featured a much-praised and rambunctious musical number on the telecast, grossed $1,319,2473 at the box office, a nice jump given that it won only two small prizes, and "Bandstand," which also was seeking a bounce from its musical number, had its best week yet, at $642,594.
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That would approximately match the length of last year's opening musical number by Anna Kendrick, Jack Black and the ceremony's host, Neil Patrick Harris.
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New Riverdale episode "Chapter Eighteen: When A Stranger Calls" doesn't air until Wednesday, but already The CW is teasing the show's latest musical number.
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Why not throw Huey Lewis in there, and hoverboards, and a gratuitous musical number, and a weird relationship between our hero and his mom?
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They chant in unison and execute light choreography, swaying in synchronicity, and even perform a musical number—of course gay people love this movie!
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This weekend, she'll be performing a musical number from Wonderland for the talent portion of the competition, but that's not her only special skill.
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It certainly doesn't help that it came after a sparkly, cameo-filled musical number led by Kenan Thompson and other SNL favorite, Kate McKinnon.
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There's a leg-lamp kick line and the musical number "You'll Shoot Your Eye Out," which sets the movie's most memorable line to song.
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And on Sunday evening, the 2016 Tony Awards delivered just that: a spectacle with substance, from the red carpet to the final musical number.
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It feels like a Twilight Zone episode by way of a musical number, and it gives the film a sudden sense of radical purpose.
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The show began with a satirical musical number on Hollywood's diversity problem, led by two stalwarts of the show, Kenan Thompson and Kate McKinnon.
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After the magazine article was published, that musical number was altered, exchanging Mr. Schneiderman's name for Chuck Schumer's, the Democratic senator from New York.
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This is never more true than during the third musical number with Instagram bulge activist Jason Derulo as Rum Tum Tugger, the horniest cat.
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Another clip previously released by Entertainment Weekly shows Efron and costar Vanessa Hudgens in a similarly hilarious misinterpretation of the 2006 hit's opening musical number.
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That means it's the perfect time to disappear into something fun, like maybe a light-hearted wedding-themed musical number inspired by past political players.
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While later awards did go to actors of color, the first hour of the show made the genuinely funny musical number seem hypocritical and awkward.
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But fortunately for busy (read: lazy) people like me, Disney has seen fit to upload almost every single major musical number from Moana to YouTube.
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The producer also shared photos of Luke Evans as Gaston and Josh Gad as his sidekick LeFou during the antagonist's musical number in the film.
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For the musical number, Caron was required to wear a wide straw hat, a plaid skirt and a jacket to highlight a more childlike figure.
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Instead, a bevy of stars would present the awards, Queen would open the show with a musical number, and everyone would hope for the best.
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According to Variety, which attended the taping of the two-hour special, Spacey had filmed a musical number with Burnett, Kristin Chenoweth, and Bernadette Peters.
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In a Hanes commercial that made its debut last month, "Every Bod," a wide range of men perform an elaborate musical number in their skivvies.
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During the walking portion of the musical number, Ganados had a slight mishap, as her sash fell from her shoulders and hung around her arms.
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Younger star Sutton Foster will perform a musical number, along with Kerry Butler and Christian Borle, about the history of the quaint (and fictional) Connecticut town.
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There had to be a high-energy musical number at the top of each act, a death halfway through the second act, a strong comedy number.
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" There is intricate choreography (one stylized scene finds an entire London neighborhood dancing in formation) and an orgy musical number set to "Bennie and the Jets.
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Fugue for Traffic Horns For the opening musical number set in traffic, Mr. Chazelle also wanted to give a sense of how vast the city is.
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And executives know that a musical number is immediately uploadable, excerptable — a fast-track to fan engagement and a stealthy way to stretch an advertising budget.
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The Emmys kicked off Monday night with a tongue-in-cheek nod to diversity in Hollywood by an ensemble of nominees performing a jaunty musical number.
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Related: Turkey's President Erdogan in Social Media Storm as He Visits US However Berlin rejected the protests and attempts to suppress the musical number backfired spectacularly.
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So while there's plenty of trademark whimsy, there are also indulgences like the musical number in the third episode, which is clever but drags on too long.
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As they performed the final musical number — Hudson donned all gold and Ariana wore a short, green dress — the cast surrounded them in one final group dance.
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The movie won all of us back over by the end, with a series of rousing reconciliations, some fun action sequences, and a musical number (or two).
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The events include a "Family Feud"-style game (with stars and fans), a panel on lighting design and a new musical number created for the opening night.
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"Well, the only really key difference is that you finish the musical number and they applaud a year-and-a-half later, which is jarring," he says.
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Most wedding toasts from best men don't include a musical number, nor an admission that they're having an affair with the bride and legendary musician Jack White.
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It's the moment we've all been waiting for — Goold shrewdly omits Garland's most famous and poignant musical number until now, when it will have the most impact.
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In this cult-classic parody of America's favorite television family, the Bradys turn a normal shopping trip into a complete musical number. (Sha-na-na-na-na!)
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The superpowered misfits of DC Universe's Doom Patrol go through so many weird things that it would be unusual if they didn't have a random musical number.
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There's also a whole musical number where Garland imitates cultures around the world, at one point putting a lampshade on her head to portray an Asian person.
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The Late Show host hosted Sunday's Emmys, and he wasted no time in calling out the current state of American politics with his monologue and a musical number.
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Per Bloom's interview, the show will display Rebecca's new, boy-free outlook on life in the show's 100th musical number, set to air during the January 12th episode.
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"We were in the middle of my big musical number, and I was showing off," Streep says in People's The Practically Perfect Guide to Mary Poppins special edition.
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And that "important" clause often means that songs by prominent artists are nevertheless snubbed, because they don't play during a major montage or musical number within the film.
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Stevie was so delighted to find out that she seemed to be the only occupant of a train car, that she broke out into an improvised musical number.
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With the help of the app's database, we can know the song within seconds, add it to a Spotify playlist, and shuffle onward to the next musical number.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI MOST PRESCIENT MUSICAL NUMBER The songwriter Anaïs Mitchell shaped the folky growler "Why We Build the Wall" years before Donald J. Trump announced his presidential candidacy.
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Seth MacFarlane was widely denounced for his painfully truth-telling (and name-naming) musical number, "We Saw Your Boobs," at the 2013 Academy Awards — considerable umbrage was taken.
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In the episode, Ms. LuPone and Ms. Feldshuh lead a klezmer-crazy musical number called "Remember That We Suffered," about a Jewish taste for basking in horrors past.
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My suspicion is that Dapaah's catchphrase-riddled tune was inspired in part by a musical number from one of the best comedies of 2016, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.
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Next time you want to invite your crush to prom how about you try using a nice custom Snapchat filter or a catchy musical number to woo them instead?
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Be sure and stay tuned for the musical number at the end — and then good luck trying to convince anybody that The Martian is not a comedy or musical.
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Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony had jet skis and hot dog cannons, but one thing it lacked was a lavish, star-studded musical number recapping the past year in film.
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In the original, this is King Louie: Voiced by trumpeter Louis Prima, he's a funny, goofy, scat-scatting cat who gives the movie its big show-stopping musical number.
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Or to allow the two romantic leads, Prabhas and Tamannaah — and later, others — to do a musical number, for which their everyday clothing is swapped for colorful, scanty costumes.
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I remember thinking, 'You can do a musical number under the freaking ocean,' that was revelatory and it's a calypso number, the fact that it felt contemporary, was huge.
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Festival organizers nevertheless put on a good show with the usual glamour, nostalgia and a musical number from the French performer Benjamin Biolay, who brought an accordionist with him.
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Joe and Turner put their own spin on Danny and Sandy&aposs "Born to Hand Jive" musical number from 1978&aposs "Grease," starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
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The long take idea was just a way of getting at the transition between real life and musical number, and make it not really a big leap at all.
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The full clip of "Into the Unknown," the big musical number from Frozen 2 performed by Idina Menzel and Aurora, is now available to watch on YouTube in full.
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Some of the scenes lagged a bit, like an overly long lobby bar sequence with a musical number and a repetitive dance over the theater seats watched from overhead.
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Why exactly would a witch who has just one night to save herself from turning to dust take the time to perform a full-length musical number, complete with choreography?
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This carefully constructed musical number collapses La La Land's entire plot into a two-and-a-half-minute duet by using techniques borrowed equally from old Hollywood and Romantic opera.
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The 61st Academy Awards, held back in 1989, went without an emcee, opening with a musical number that tarnished the evening and the reputations of those who performed in it.
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Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake may be at Cannes Film Festival to preview their new film, Trolls, but the two also made a little time for an impromptu musical number.
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The Season 813 premiere gets the nod for its closing musical number, in which Tina rides a unicorn while musing on "the right number of boys" in a girl's life.
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The hairpieces are set on rollers every night to keep them as tight as possible; the hats (and hair) are worn in a musical number featuring both men and women.
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A later scene involving a preposterous musical number staged in front of the school board is supposed to be the climax but was probably funnier onstage than it is here.
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The two even participated in a comical musical number together to open Fox's presentation at the theater owner conference.. This isn't the first time the two have sparred on social media.
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His ability to seemingly conjure any other dead celebrity results in a clever musical number about the spectrum of gender identity and sexual orientation, starring Prince, David Bowie, and Freddie Mercury.
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It had a simple plot — two dumb unicorns and Charlie visit a magical Liopleurodon, find candy mountain, listen to a musical number by dancing letters, then Charlie gets his kidney stolen.
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A winner at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, the film features intense conflict and also a full-blown musical number, staged by the corporation, limning the virtues of efficiency.
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A winner at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, the film features intense conflict and also a full-blown musical number, staged by the corporation, limning the virtues of efficiency.
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It will likely be a treat to watch a young woman perform a live musical number that snarkily defines masculinity around violence and endurance as part of an ongoing dramatic irony bit.
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This will be the first Academy Awards ceremony to be host-free since 1989 when Rob Lowe headlined a panned Snow White-themed musical number in lieu of the usual host chatter.
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Check out all of PEOPLE's 2018 Emmys coverage here After the musical number to kick off the show celebrated, sarcastically, that the Emmy Awards had "solved diversity," the winners were all white.
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It also reminds me of the Mary Poppins musical number "Step In Time," which has Dick Van Dyke leading a bunch of chimney sweeps in coordinated charges around the roofs of London.
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Another famous commentary on black hair is seen in Spike Lee's School Daze in a stand-alone musical number which makes fun of the stereotypes of good hair perpetuated by black sororities.
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"We were given a format, and we did a lot of clothes, and those dancers changed outfits sometimes eight times during a four-minute musical number, and they were all incredible looking."
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Thomas goes on to note Spike Lee's School Daze musical number "Good and Bad Hair" and Chris Rock's Good Hair as recent instances when the topic was brought up in popular culture.
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They must also be "important" to the film they appear in — which often means that songs by prominent artists are nevertheless snubbed, because they don't play during a major montage or musical number.
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At the gala, the pair performed a musical number together, with McPhee singing "She Used to Be Mine" — from Waitress, the musical that she's performing in London — while Foster accompanied her on piano.
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In her opening monologue, host Emily Blunt performed a musical number to distract the audience from the "dark cloud" of the election — this included passing out cookies and puppies and offering free massages.
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Hough and other leading members of the cast joined in for the "Hairspray" musical number towards the end of the show, during which they filled the studio with real hairspray from aerosol cans.
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In addition to the opening musical number, Mr. Che appeared in a pretaped bit in which he handed out "reparation Emmys" to veteran black performers who have been overlooked by the voting academy.
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When the potter seeks escape by conjuring class solidarity among the estate's laborers, the Tavianis render the uprising as an ecstatic musical number in which the lord's subject women play a heroic role.
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John Oliver made the most of coal giant Bob Murray dropping his lawsuit against him by going after the former Murray Energy CEO once again — finishing with the most brutal musical number imaginable.
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There are plenty of great national anthems out there—the Brazilian national anthem is beautiful, "O Canada" slaps, and "La Marseillaise" is so good that it can double as a movie musical number.
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This year, celebs like Pharrell Williams and Will Ferrell offered their words of wisdom to the 2017 graduating class, providing uplifting advice, comic relief and — in Ferrell's case — a little musical number to boot.
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Harris leans so far into the same mock-outrage that his early segments feel like How I Met Your Mother outtakes, complete with a slightly out-of-place musical number in the second episode.
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You may not have known that you wanted to see Channing Tatum in a sailor suit, wistfully singing about dames in a musical number that is not at all subtle about its homoerotic subtext.
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But of course, a running joke or two, a quick pizza– or cookie-serving interlude, a snarky monologue making fun of Hollywood, and/or an introductory musical number do not a whole telecast make.
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While it lacks the obvious horror of shows like "Scream Queens" or "American Horror Story," Murphy's newest project, like others of his, features cutting humor, flawless costumes and scenery, and the occasional musical number.
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His solution (which I dare not spoil) involves a long series of cat-and-mouse games with people who might know the truth and, finally, a musical number centered on a Taylor Swift song.
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Rules Don't Apply is a strange bird, but it's not a bad one, if you're up for four or five movies crammed into one, coupled with an earwormy musical number and some senseless wandering around.
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But the comedian and Master of None star came out with a microphone in hand, signaling that he wasn't about to do a wacky musical number or pithy intro, as is the usual SNL way.
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When Steve Martin and Chris Rock came out near the top of the show to offer five minutes of comedy, it felt like gilding the lily after Janelle Monáe's entertaining but odd opening musical number.
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While Good Janet is modeled after retro air hostesses, Mann used Sandy's (Olivia Newton-John) slinky, all-black outfit from the "Grease" musical number "You're the One That I Want" as inspiration for Bad Janet.
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The millions of drivers who navigate the city's freeways may beg to differ, but the writer and director Damien Chazelle nonetheless opens his new film, "La La Land," with a buoyant musical number in traffic.
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She finds contemporary photography (a flurry of off-putting penis close-ups), timeless truisms (married men aren't available on holidays) and biological complications (painful postmenopausal intercourse, which inadvisedly receives a lengthy musical number, "Gynecologist Tango").
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This week, Smith spoke to Broadly about writing riot grrrl-inspired movies about sorority girls, how poetry magazines' rejection letters prepared her for Hollywood, and Heath Ledger's musical number in 10 Things I Hate About You.
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Strip away the melodrama and the occasional musical number, and it's set in a world where the wicked are often rewarded, one's heroes fall indiscriminately, and truth means little in the face of propaganda and ignorance.
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Even Spears's failed 2007 performance remains more notable than any recent VMA musical number, but fans will always wonder what could have been if "Gimme More" was matched with promo as good as its sonic qualities.
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Bob and Phil's 'Sisters' wasn't scripted At first, actors Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye were just playing around on set when they dressed up in parts of their female counterparts' costumes and performed their musical number.
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For "History of the World, Part I" (1981), he choreographed a ribald musical number about the Spanish Inquisition, set in a torture chamber, which, like "Springtime for Hitler," borrowed from the conventions of old movie musicals.
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We won't spoil what happens, but look out for a cameo from actor Emily Stofle (Twin Peaks star and David Lynch's wife), and make sure you stick around for the catchy musical number towards the end.
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Keys' performance wasn't even the first musical number of the day; the event kicked off with a traditional performance by a contingent of Chinese drummers and dancers, meant to mark the company's aggressive push into the country.
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She had her own musical number and all eyes were glued on the ACM winner, who performed her hit singles "Love Me Like You Mean It" and "Peter Pan" for the first time at the awards show.
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According to McKay, there was one moment that wound up being too wild for the finished film: a scene between Christian Bale's Cheney and Steve Carrell as Donald Rumsfeld that spirals into a fully fledged musical number.
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It also bothers me that Charlie's musical number is interior and exploratory, while Nicole's is a silly character riff: It seems to double down on the movie's interest in Charlie's pain at the expense of exploring Nicole's.
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Having the musical number from "Come From Away," a show set in Newfoundland, be introduced by the Canadian-born hockey player Ron Duguay (who played for the New York Rangers, among other teams) was a delightful touch.
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The run also includes the episode "Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows," which features a musical number that gave the show its first Emmy Award, and "Road to Rupert," in which Stewie (sort of) dances with Gene Kelly.
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Unfortunately, the musical number poked fun at the traditional lack of diversity in Emmy nominations and this year's relatively diverse crowd of nominees...and was followed by a steady stream of awards given to white creators and actors.
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It started with a ill-advised musical number from Rob Lowe and Snow White and ended with 17 celebrities, including Julie Andrews and Paul Newman, signing an open letter to the producer of the show condemning the production.
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Though many awards show hosts like to kick off their shows with a pretaped bit and/or musical number — like Jimmy Fallon did at the Golden Globes in January — that's not exactly in line with Kimmel's dry style.
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Darryl's discovery of his own bisexuality in the Season 1 musical number "Getting Bi" remains a fan favorite (as does the nonjudgmental way in which his exploration of this discovery has unfolded over the course of the show).
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Josh Groban led a massive musical number from "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" that filled the stage and the aisles of Radio City Music Hall with a phalanx of colorfully dressed singers and high-kicking dancers.
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It's basically The Mandalorian with wigs and sequins — though Netflix more aptly describes it as "part Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, part Touched by an Angel" and promises a "killer musical number" at every stop on the way.
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The night opened with a raucous musical number by Janelle Monae, followed by an introduction by two past hosts, Steve Martin and Chris Rock, joking about the lack of female directors and people of color among the nominees.
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Unlike the host-less Oscars earlier this year, which were unexpectedly successful, this year's host-less Emmys were dragged down by badly written jokes, an inconsistent performance by running commentator Thomas Lennon and a head-scratching musical number.
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Pray himself struggles with an HIV diagnosis, and in the episode Porter submitted, his character performs a soul-stirring musical number at an AIDS benefit that wraps every one of his hopes and fears into a single song.
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But his most magnificent accessory is a crocheted cape, handmade for the show, which is brought out during "Super Sea Star Savior," the gospel-themed musical number in which Patrick (Danny Skinner) becomes the prophet of a sardine cult.
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Host Stephen Colbert set the tone for the night during his opening monologue, bursting into an anti-Trump musical number complete with a Chance the Rapper verse and a personal welcome to the president who was presumably tuning in.
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The whole production ends with a musical number from My Best Friend's Wedding, which is the perfect thing to get a song stuck in fans' heads and appease anyone who was hoping for the karaoke singalongs that Corden's known for.
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" And in 2017 — when the actor hosted the Tony awards — he poked fun at the speculation over his sexuality during a musical number when he dressed as Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard, singing, "I'm coming out — wait, no no no no.
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A musical number was played for the crowd, which featured Josh Gad reprising his role as the singing snowman — and it should play wonderfully for people that are excited about watching Josh Gad reprise his role as a singing snowman.
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"Tokyo Drifter" (21980), a gangster film with a musical number shot from under a dance floor and a theme song that its hero repeatedly hums, was Mr. Suzuki's impudent answer to a command by Nikkatsu to rein in his eccentricities.
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Even the escapes of Slaughter Race are captured with an approachable, family-friendly veneer, with Vanellope recognizing her love for the place with — of all things — a soaring musical number, with music written by longtime Disney Animation songwriter and composer Alan Menken.
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It's what makes Saturday Night Live's recent exploration of harassment — a visually soft, musical number from Cecily Strong, Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, Leslie Jones, and Melissa Villaseñor, with guest Saoirse Ronan — feel like a warm shower after a roll through the mud.
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The episode "I Survived Jesse's Bat Mitzvah" features a fantastic musical number where the characters all sing about a season's worth of emotional baggage, including a first love flaming out and Jesse realizing her mom is having a lesbian affair with her rabbi.
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After Anderson, who watched two preliminary cuts, told McKay that the end of the movie worked great but the start "had problems," McKay decided to scrap two early sections: an elaborate musical number and a prolonged passage set in Cheney's Wyoming adolescence.
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The remake runs about half an hour longer than usual, to let beloved scenes linger longer than they used to ("The Lion Sleeps Tonight" is practically a full-fledged musical number now), and to add a few new scenes for supporting characters like Nala.
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But the creepiest thing at the Democrats' convention so far was this musical number, in which a bunch of the computerized faces from movies and television were animated to look like they were singing a version of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," modified to be about Hillary Clinton.
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However, gay men still make up a whopping 24 percent of these characters, and of the 210 LGBTQ characters that GLAAD identified (up from 240 the year before), 14 of them were back-up dancers in one musical number in The Lonely Island's summer comedy Popstar.
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It's not so much an anecdote as a recitation of a musical number from Brooks's formative days as an entertainer — an Al Jolson-esque ditty that he performed in the Army and later on the borscht belt circuit before it became an enduring part of his repertoire.
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""There were a lot of great things about that day," Leatherwood told us, explaining that there were a lot of people, they filmed a musical number, "and we&aposre out in the woods and the weather is perfect, and it&aposs just beautiful where we shoot.
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That Allan Carr-produced Oscars infamously began with a musical number involving Rob Lowe and an actress playing Snow White, still one of the most widely mocked moments in the ceremony's history, along with a "Stars of Tomorrow" bit -- showcasing youthful talent -- featured later in that broadcast.
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In the highly camp 1957 movie Funny Face, there's an entire musical number devoted to a woman's magazine editor ordering the women of the world to "think pink!" while pink-clad dancers frolic around her, unscrolling bolts of bright pink fabric and posing in bright pink doorways.
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The "I Want to Be an Oscar Winner" musical number, however — along with a much more famous one, a disastrous opening piece that replaced the traditional monologue to have Rob Lowe duet with Snow White — might be part of the reason a host-free Oscars never happened again.
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Honestly, this franchise gleefully abandoned common sense and logic several movies ago — Shaw spent the climax of The Fate of the Furious in a gunfight on a giant jet plane while carrying a baby in a car seat — so why shouldn't there be a musical number or three?
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From Mashable's own Angie Han: "Guy Ritchie and his team seem to have no idea how to stage and shoot a musical number," which is precisely the opposite of what you want to hear about the director of a movie musical (much less one who was married to Madonna).
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The whole swath of presidents between Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt is often forgotten in historical memory (many are referenced in the amusing Simpson's musical number about America's forgotten presidents), and there's a tendency to think of this whole period in American politics as much ado about nothing.
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"I'm With Her" offered little more than the fact of a woman candidate and the vague sense of inevitability to her election (a musical number from Stephen Colbert's "Democratic National Convention Late Show" special included the lyric "you must rejoice / there is no choice / she is your destiny").
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"Wise Up" plays in a moment of strange emotional catharsis in Magnolia, and after you get over the sheer oddity of The President Show using this song for a musical number performed by this president, the true black comedy genius and core tragedy of the whole show becomes clear.
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That musical number is a prime example of what makes "A New Leaf" not just fun and fantastical but also prime viewing material when you're high and just want to watch some dinos sing and dance to "It's a Most Unusual Day" from the film A Day with Judy.
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That is to say, it's bonkers good TV. The Politician's unpredictable, candy-colored world of high ambition, low empathy, and the occasional musical number felt like a sideways glance into another dimension, one where Ben Platt and Gwyneth Paltrow both shine in roles they were born to play.
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Even if this year's winners and presenters stay absolutely apolitical throughout the show—which seems about as likely as Kenneth Lonergan dancing in the aisles during the Trolls musical number—the social and cultural ramifications of the awards will play out on online, thanks in part to the nominees themselves.
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Seth MacFarlane, who came under widespread criticism after performing an ill-advised musical number called "We Saw Your Boobs" during his 22019 turn as Oscars host, said in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly that the gig has "all eyes on it," which makes it a prime target for criticism.
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But, no matter how high one feels after a Svetlana Sorokina-in-androgynous-drag musical number — and the answer is very, very high — it's impossible to shake one cold, disturbing truth about Berlin: we're looking at a Germany that is less than four years away from appointing Adolf Hitler its Chancellor.
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Fallon — who tapped in for Golden Globes hosting duties this year, following his former Saturday Night Live co-stars and 2015 hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler — kicked off the ceremony with a rousing musical number, as is fitting for someone prone to sporadically bursting into song on The Tonight Show.
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Effectively employing jarring, electronic music and bold, thick shapes, "Food Chain" effectively becomes its own universe as Finn lives, dies, is reborn, attempts to eat Jake, eats since-dead versions of himself and even gets married, only for the whole dizzying experience to get boiled down to a showstopping musical number.
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A new scene has Aladdin and Jasmine dancing together at a party the Sultan hosts in the palace (dear Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, who are definitely not reading this: Here is where you should've added a musical number, not Jasmine's straight-out-of-Hit-List-in-Smash-Season-2 power ballad).
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Critic's Notebook The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a little soft-shoe self-deprecation, a semi-musical number called "We Solved It," in which a chorus of television stars claimed that their industry's diversity problem had been overcome — until RuPaul arrived with the news that no, they'd jumped the gun.
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The rest of the footage showed a slew of musical moments, including an undersea bathtub adventure, a musical number where Mary and Jack hop inside a Royal Doulton bowl and transform for a pastel-painted animated performance (featuring those penguins!), Topsy's upside-down home, and Jack and his fellow lamplighters' wild ride through London.
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Director Guy Ritchie and his team seem to have no idea how to stage and shoot a musical number; instead of establishing a rhythm and letting us focus on the spectacle, they crowd the screen with so much stuff that it all blurs together, and then speed up the dancing to a bizarre unnatural pace.
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Adding to the mixed mood was the fact that as soon as the musical number ended and the "One of Each" dancers had all cleared the stage, the mic was handed over to the evening's two hosts, Colin Jost and Michael Che, whose humor has come under fire for being regressive in the past.
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The show itself may struggle with what to say about diversity — the opening musical number made an awkward, self-congratulatory joke about nominees not being uniformly white this year — but when it came to those the Hollywood Foreign Press deems worthy of honor, TV continues to push the envelope in a way that has left film in its dust.
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The last time the Oscars were without one, the result was an infamously bad opening sequence in which Rob Lowe, in an effort to rehabilitate his image (which had recently been damaged by a sex tape scandal), tap-danced and sang his way through a baffling musical number with Snow White that went down in Oscars infamy.
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And every year, the rest of the country struggles to put together a general sense of what those plays and musicals are about — and which ones are worth seeing if you're in the area — out of a two-sentence summary for each show and a litany of indecipherable in-jokes in the host's opening musical number.
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Every good reaction is met with animation and sound elements that let you know you made progress, and finishing the full puzzle (which can take anywhere from five minutes to close to an hour, depending on how tuned-in you are) results in said puzzle box turning into a friendly monster head and… doing a little musical number.
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In her review, she states that director Guy Ritchie and his team seem to have no idea of how to stage and shoot a musical number; instead of establishing a rhythm and letting us focus on the spectacle, they crowd the screen with so much stuff that it all blurs together, and then speed up the dancing to a bizarre unnatural pace.
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HBO is the same network that aired Leaving Neverland, the two-part documentary that focuses on Wade Robson and Jimmy Safechuck, two men who claim they were sexually abused by Michael Jackson, Janet's brother.. Jackson declined to perform a customary musical number and though Variety and Refinery29 reached out to her reps for comment as to why, they have not yet responded.
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The show opens with a temporal swirl: the adult Tina (Adrienne Warren) sits wearing a Corvette-red leather dress, her back to the crowd, rasping out a mantra, as her very young counterpart (a charming Skye Dakota Turner, no relation to Tina) sits through a jubilant musical number at church, unable to restrain her voice, despite the chiding of her mother.
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In the world of The Lion King, the color of plants will shift when you transition from a dialogue scene to a musical number: And animals will join in the dance, even if they'd traditionally be your prey: Its grand finale presents a massive tower of animals, an image straight out of the films of famous musical director Busby Berkeley, and the scene ends with Simba and Nala emerging at the top, perched on the back of an ostrich.
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In "The Emmys Joked About TV's Lack of Diversity, and Then Demonstrated It," Mike Hale writes about what he calls the "flat, inessential and, despite its insistent topicality, out of touch" awards show: The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a little soft-shoe self-deprecation, a semi-musical number called "We Solved It," in which a chorus of television stars claimed that their industry's diversity problem had been overcome — until RuPaul arrived with the news that no, they'd jumped the gun.
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Ryan very straightforwardly pulls off dance moves on a baseball mound, while Troy leads the ensemble in a country club kitchen workout, and then, most iconically of all, dances across a golf course in what may go down in history as the Single Most Important Musical Number of Our Time: "Bet On It." Although Hudgens sang her part, most of Efron's vocals for the first film were overdubbed by veteran Disney artist Drew Seeley, something Efron fought successfully to change for the two sequels.
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