• 'Frozen' 'Let It Go' Synced to Christmas Lights: Performance Would Make Clark Griswold Proud [WATCH]

    For years, Chevy Chase's Clark Griswold was the champion of holiday exterior illumination when he wrapped his home in thousands of Christmas lights for "Christmas Vacation." Since the 1980s, though, we have had a few technological advances in the area of Christmas lights. A few years ago, Miller Brewing Co. synced some lights to Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "Wizards of Winter" and people have been beefing up their displays ever since. The most recent home display features a marvelous performance of "Let It Go" from Disney's "Frozen." The video comes from listentoourlights.com, and it is one of the better light performances around. The centerpiece is the front yard that contains two large trees and some smaller decorations. Huge snowflakes on the house illustrate a "storm" backdrop as they "fall" to the ground. The cactus in the window kind of threw me off, though. Either way, it is a terrific display for fans of the movie or those fond of Christmas lights. Check it out below. Frozen's soundtrack was recently named the best-selling album on the "Billboard" 200 chart for 2014. It beat out releases by Sam Smith, Taylor Swift and Jason Aldean. The effort spent 13 weeks at the No. 1 spot, making it Disney's longest, best-selling soundtrack ahead of "The Lion King." This year has not been great for record sales, but Frozen was the first album to hit the platinum mark for 2014. Swift's "1989," Ariana Grande's "My Everything" and Aldean's "Old Boots, New Dirt" also surpassed 1 million sales. Smith's "In the Lonely Hour" is expected to join the club before year's end.

  • Taylor Swift and '1989' Still on Top; Pentatonix Still Challenging, AC/DC Debuts New Album 'Rock Or Bust'

    Taylor Swift keeps on trucking following the Thanksgiving sales binge, keeping her no. 1 spot for 1989 for a fourth week with 244,000 equivalent sales. All told, Swift has been atop the Billboard 200 for 29 total weeks through her career. The only women ahead of her are Mariah Carey wit h30 weeks and Whitney Houston with 46, and it seems Swift could catch the former act next week if 1989 keeps its sales up.

  • Frozen's 'Let It Go' Gets a Puppy Cover [WATCH]

    "Frozen's" "Let It Go" has gotten more then its fair share of covers since its release last year. The soundtrack has sold millions of copies and the movie was the most searched-for costume idea for Halloween, according to "Forbes." The latest cover or rendition of "Let It Go" comes from a cute puppy that has a visceral reaction to hearing Idina Menzel's version of "Let It Go." The sleeping dog is rather unperturbed by Charli XCX's "Boom Clap," but when the song switches over to the blissful piano and soft vocals of "Let It Go," the dog's ears perk up and it starts to look around wondering where the music is coming from, via MTV. The adorable man's best friend chimes in whenever Idina Menzel croons "Go," adding his own howls right on beat. Though we do not get to see a full cover of "Let It Go" from this cute back-seat pup, you get a good idea of its love for the song. As soon as the music is switched from "Frozen" back to Charlie XCX's "Boom Clap," the dog puts its head back down and goes back to sleep, losing interest in the music.

  • Idina Menzel Announces US Tour: 'Let It Go' Singer Will Hit 39 Cities [SCHEDULE]

    Idina Menzel announced a huge U.S. tour for summer 2015. The singer will hit 39 cities from July 7 to Oct. 3 during the trek, "Billboard" noted. The Tony Award winner and "Let It Go" singer will delight audiences across the country with her powerful pipes. Disney's "Frozen" soundtrack spent weeks on top of the "Billboard" 200 chart, largely thanks to Menzel's performance on the hit song. The singer will also head to Europe after her U.S. jaunt. Check out the North American dates below.

  • 'Frozen's' 'Let It Go' Gets 'Breaking Bad' Parody

    "Frozen's" success has been staggering. Though it is no longer in theaters, its box office success was the fifth largest ever, according to the BBC, and it has sustained sales since the end of last year until now with DVD and soundtrack sales, notably being the only album, besides Taylor Swift's, to sell 1 million copies in 2014. It has inspired plenty of covers, including a Movember-themed one, remixes and mashups as well, and now because the Internet we have a must-watch Breaking Bad version of one of Frozen's songs, "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" via "Huffington Post." Taking two of the most popular cinematic pieces that have been released in the past two years and mashing them together is a genius idea. It is surprising it took this long to happen. The video is well-done, with quality cartoon animation that captures many different themes of the show, like the fly in the lab. The lyrics are written right in rhythm with the instrumental of "Frozen" that somehow makes the theme of cooking meth sound so cheery and happy.

  • 'Frozen' Hit "Let It Go" Gets Movember Parody Called "Let It Grow" [WATCH]

    The Frozen soundtrack has been almost inescapable over the past year. It charted week after week, with the single "Let It Go" peaking at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. Now the single is getting yet another parody treatment to support the Movemeber Foundation, "committed to changing the face of men's health."

  • 'Frozen' Inspired Wedding Dress Debuts At New York Bridal Week [WATCH]

    It was only a matter of time before Disney's Frozen found its' way into a bridal show, right? There are women that have intentionally modeled their weddings after their favorite Disney princess (really) and no one is hotter than the cast of Frozen right now. Bridal designer, Alfred Angelo collaborated on a dress that has been inspired by Princess Elsa and it was unveiled yesterday at New York's Bridal Week. This dress is one in a series of new bridal designs that Angelo debuted this week.

  • The Ten Longest Streaks in The Billboard 200: Johnny Mathis, Metallica, Pink Floyd and More

    Last week's sales marked the first time in 40 weeks that the Frozen soundtrack failed to make the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. Sure, the compilation still placed at no. 13 but it will be tough (and a long time) before we see it crack the Top 10 for albums spending the most weeks within the Billboard 200. Look below to see the top 10 and how far any album has to go before getting on the list.
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