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We've covered the new DVDs of the week — ready to tackle music releases? I've got helpings from a new face, a familiar Idol, and a soundtrack that you'll want to get your hands on. (And don't forget to check out the Music Review Group. If you submit your own writeup, I may even feature your thoughts on the site!) Party animal: I have a hard time taking anyone who puts a dollar sign in their Read more

When the Golden Globes nominees were announced, I paid special attention to the Best Song picks since I've had Kate Hudson singing "Cinema Italiano" stuck in my head ever since I saw Nine (check for my review next week). As you probably already know, I'm a sucker for a solid soundtrack. The right tune can make a pivotal film scene, so when one comes along that's a perfect fit, I'm always Read more

I already gave you a peek at today's DVD offerings; now, let's take a look at some new music to liven up your iPod. Alicia Keys's new album made it on my list of December must haves, so I'm pumped for its release, but I found a couple of others that are worth checking out, too. Don't forget that if you want to plead your case about a new album, you can head over to the Music Review Group. I may Read more

The Tuesday entertainment offerings keep on coming. I already shared a few DVD releases with you, but now it's time to tackle music. We had a ton of big names last week, so today's selection is a bit slimmer than usual. Here are three solid picks worth noting. (And if you want to see your own music reviews featured on Buzz, submit them in the Music Review Group in the community!) Hot-blooded Read more

Unsurprisingly, the first song off the soundtrack to Where the Wild Things Are, which already looks adorable and cool, is totally cute. Featuring the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' frontwoman Karen O and a collection of adults and children simply called "the Kids," the track is sweet and whimsical, with all the Kids' voices combining with Os high-pitched chirruping. In "All Is Love," the whole group repeats Read more

Note from Buzz: My buddy Bella is going to contribute some of her thoughtful musings about music here from time to time. Her inaugural post is an album review of the (500) Days of Summer soundtrack. Take it away, Bella! A movie soundtrack has more or less the same goal as a great mix tape: it needs to put a scene in the listener's mind, produce an emotional response, and introduce an amazing new Read more

The soundtrack for Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's upcoming romantic film (500) Days of Summer (opening in limited release July 17) looks like an awesome lineup, and we've already checked out one of the songs, the Temper Trap's "Sweet Disposition," featured in the movie's trailer. Also included on the soundtrack is the Smiths' "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want," along Read more