“Heartbeat Song” has grown on me since I first heard it. With that being said, I still maintain that’s it’s not strong enough as a lead cut. Perhaps, a B-side or third or fourth single. Don’t you think?

Whatever your stance is on the single, the newly-released lyric video probably won’t change your mind. It’s pretty much in the vein of the boombox cover art with the song’s lyrics typed out. Pretty simple but it gets the job done. Check it out below if you’re unsure about any of the verses.

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Looks like another Reese Witherspoon film is heading to the Great White Way. Legally Blonde the musical received mostly positive reviews and was nominated for seven Tony Awards. As much as I loved that comedy, I wasn’t a fan of the stage production. Fingers crossed this one produces more memorable and less irritating numbers.

“I have loved Sara Gruen‘s Water for Elephants since it was first published and was captivated by its theatricality,” producer Peter Schneider said in a statement (via The Hollywood Reporter). “It is so dramatic — a woman who is trapped in a relationship for all the wrong reasons meets and falls in love with a man for all the right reasons. Throw in an elephant as a matchmaker and you have the potential for a show of great imagination and emotional depth.”

For those who didn’t read the best-selling book or watch the movie starring Robert Pattinson, Christoph Waltz and Witherspoon, Water For Elephants follows a romance between a young man caring for the animals at the Benzini Brothers Most Spectacular Show on Earth and one of the show’s equestrian stars.

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For the most part, Once Upon A Time has been unbearable to watch this season. The only saving grace is that Colin O’Donoghue who plays Hook gets to grace my television screen on a weekly basis. The 34-year-old actor is one sexy Irishman.

O’Donoghue steps out of his fairy tale character to star as the love interest in Christina Perri’s new video, “The Words.” I must say, he looks mighty scrumptious wearing a check flannel shirt and holding an axe. The lumberjack outdoorsy look really suits him. Check him out in the Philippe Paille-directed clip below.

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Beauty and the Beast is one of the most iconic films in Disney’s vault. Not only is it almost universally loved, but the 1991 classic is the first ever animated film to earn an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. The studio announced last year that it was planning a live-action adaptation of the beloved classic.

Bill Condon who helmed the hit movie Dreamgirls is set to direct. Music from the original film along with new numbers from composer Alan Menken will be featured in the new version. “Technology, we hope, has finally caught up to that treatment of the story, so I think we’re all kind of excited to bring that brilliant, amazing score and beautiful story into three dimensions,” Condon said.

Emma Watson revealed she’s been cast to play Belle in the project. I’ve never heard her sing previously but I’m excited about her involvement. The 24-year-old actress shared the big news via Facebook. Read her post below.

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Famed director Peter Bogdanovich best known for The Last Picture Show (1971) returns with She’s Funny That Way. The comedy-drama screened at the Venice Film Festival and TIFF last year. It hits theaters on May 1, 2015.

The film serves as somewhat of a reunion for Marley & Me co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson, minus an adorable pooch this around. Wilson plays a Broadway theater director who falls in love with a prostitute-turned-Broadway-thespian (Imogen Poots). Aniston plays Poot’s therapist and whose boyfriend (Will Forte) also falls for the aspiring actress.

Michael Shannon, Kathryn Hahn, Rhys Ifans, Cybill Shepherd, Richard Lewis, Tatum O’Neal, Jennifer Esposito and Lucy Punch round out the cast. Check out the first trailer below.

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Those high-heeled Ukrainian boys are back. Kazaky recently debuted the visual for their latest single, “What You Gonna Do.” If you like their past stuff, you’ll like this as well. They certainly know how to cater to their loyal fan base.

On a more serious note, I’m glad Kazaky continues to release new music despite facing hateful forces. Late last year, an anti-gay youth group stopped Kazaky from performing in Kyrgyzstan in order to defend “traditional values.” Recently, the Russian Municipal Ministries of Culture called the group immoral and “contrary to the core human values.” Fight the good fight fellas!!!

Though there have been countless gays to put on stilettos, very few match the levels of fierceness these guys do. Sashay bitches!!! Check out their slick new offering below.

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Heading into Sunday’s 2015 Screen Actors Guild Awards, Birdman led the pack with the most nominations. Though it didn’t pick up any individual acting awards, the film won the big award of the night- Best Ensemble Performance. The category is the award show’s equivalent to Best Picture.

On the television front, Modern Family had the most nods, but Netflix’s Orange Is The New Black was the big winner. The Netflix series won Best Ensemble For Comedy Series and Best Actress In A Comedy Series for Uzo Aduba. Downton Abbey was top dog on the drama front.

If you’re serious about winning your office Oscar pool, factor in these results. Last year, the SAG winners in the main film acting categories eventually won Academy Awards as well- four for four. Check out all the winners below.

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With regards to Nielsen ratings, The Voice comes out on top. When it comes to creating music superstars, American Idol has the upper hand. But who’s on top when it matters most? Saturday Night Live answers that question.

During last night’s show hosted by Blake Shelton, the two singing competitions went head to head in a game of Family Feud. Naturally, the country singer played himself with Adam Levine (Taran Killam), Pharrell (Jay Pharaoh), and Christina Aguilera (Cecily Strong) joining him. Representing the FOX show were Keith Urban (Kate McKinnon), Nicki Minaj (Sasheer Zamata), Harry Connick, Jr. (Beck Bennett), and Steven Tyler (Kyle Mooney). Bennett was killer as Harry. Find out who won below.

Another memorable parody featured Shelton as The Bachelor. If you watch the ABC dating show, you’ll really enjoy this. Watching the parade of desperate and crazy women perfectly played by the SNL ladies is almost like watching the actual show. Where do producers find some of those emotionally-unstable crazies. PS. Are you watching this season? Personally, I’m rooting for Kaitlyn. Weigh in below.

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