The Sound of Music is full of music, accolades, and inaccuracies. Being a film based on an event from history, the last one doesn't come as a surprise.

The real-life von Trapp family made famous by "The Sound of Music" founded a hotel in ... of the 1959 musical and the later 1965 movie. On our first night, we dined at the main restaurant located ...

Alex Garland's Warfare, unfolding in real time, tells the story of what happened after a team of US Navy SEALs on a ...

On "The Masked Singer" Season 13 Episode 11 "Soundtrack of My Life Night,” a celebrity was revealed as Nessy. Here's who was ...

The actual reasons for long gaps in between hosting gigs for seeming friends of Saturday Night Live are probably less firm, and less interesting, than we might expect. With only 20 episodes per season ...

How Dire Straits went from the pubs of London to become one of the biggest bands of the 1980s ...

In this week’s late night TV recap, Amber Ruffin talks about the White House Correspondents ... “When you watch The Sound of Music, you have to root for the singing children and the other ...

This year, Heineken House returned ... handpicked for music heads—not just for hype. Premo touched on this. About the legacy of the music itself—the soul, the funk, the sound that defined ...

Sony Music Publishing ... Splash House, M3F Festival, and Electric Forest, as well as handling North American campaigns for global events like Primavera Sound, Igloofest, KappaFutur Festival ...

The film was shut out on Oscar night ... films about real-life music personalities because they’re not biopics in the traditional sense. These include The Sound of Music (which tells the ...

Cult followings in music usually represent more than just a sound. To be a Deadhead is to ... assumptions can reasonably be made about the kinds of movies you watch or the way you dress too.

They buy a sawmill to open a juke joint, hiring their young cousin Sammie (Caton) to play his prized blues guitar and entertain the crowd on opening night ... house down,'” Coogler says. “In a ...