There’s no doubt “What Was I Made For?” — the song Billie Eilish and her producer brother Finneas contributed to the “Barbie” movie soundtrack — has struck a deep chord with fans. The melancholy ...
You’re on vacation. Have you even had a chance to see the movie? I just saw the movie. I just turned 60 two days ago, and we took a vacation and so we were in the Faroe Islands and we snagged three ...
The singer's set was solar-powered and also featured a tribute to the late 'Euphoria' actor Angus Cloud Michael Hickey/Getty Billie Eilish gave her Barbie needle drop its proper moment on stage. On ...
Greta Gerwig‘s Barbie movie was successful for its talented casting, feminist undertones, and pretty-in-pink set design. But you can’t forget about the comedy’s memorable music. The box office ...
"I think that it's good to be alive now. I didn't feel like that for a very long time," the "What Was I Made For" singer recalled while accepting the Chairman's Award for the song at the Palm Springs ...
In the latest The Download dispatch, THR’s music columnist analyzes the film's multi-hit soundtrack and how choosing what songs to submit for Oscar consideration is a tricky proposition. By Mesfin ...
Billie Eilish made a heartfelt speech at the Golden Globes on Sunday in light of the memory of her being asked by writer-director Greta Gerwig to make the hit song “What Was I Made For?” for the ...
Plus, "Rustin" star and Oscar nominee Colman Domingo reflects on the vocal gymnastics he had to do as part of his approach to playing the gay civil rights activist. The song, which soundtracks a ...
It started as a song and turned into a whole movie. Greta Gerwig originally asked Mark Ronson to help out with a song as rehearsals were about to begin for the big dance sequence that takes place ...
"It went from being this song that was maybe going to be played somewhere in the film to this song that they built this epic battle around," Ronson said It might be hard to imagine Barbie without the ...
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