The soundtrack of MobLand, a series released in 2025 on Paramount+ and directed by Guy Ritchie, is almost a character in itself.

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A silhouette of footprints on a subway platform. The strains of a familiar John Prine song, maybe “Angel From Montgomery,” which at first makes you smile because you love all things Prine ...

One of Trump’s favorite campaign songs, “YMCA,” played after he wrapped up his nearly hourlong address inside the department’s ceremonial Great Hall. Here’s a look at what Trump said ...

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Chris Jackson/Getty King Charles, when he was Prince of Wales, enjoying a dance in Mexico, in Nov. 2014 In the intro, Charles includes a rendition of the song played by the King’s Guard at Buckingham ...

The band was founded in 1989 and released no less than six studio albums between 1991 and 2003. Below are 10 of their best songs, ranked from worst to best. Of course, your list might look a lot ...

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