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As Downton Abbey ended with its final episode aired last Sunday, John Legend surely noticed what the show is lacking- the lyrics for its musical opening. With that, the singer added words to the music in an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live. -
'Downton Abbey' Final Season Spoilers: Lady Mary & Edith's Sibling Rivalry
Prepare to say goodbye to the prestigious Crawley family and their band of loyal servants. On Sunday (Jan. 3), PBS kicked off the final season of the network's highest-rated drama, 'Downton Abbey.' Before the sixth season brings the British series to an end, fans can expect this spoiler to occur: Lady Mary and Lady Edith's ongoing sibling rivalry to continue. -
Congressman Resigns After Spending Campaign Money on Katy Perry Tickets and Many Other Things
Congressman Alan Schock resigned recently after spending campaign money for personal use. The Illinois politician reportedly spent funds on private jet rides, 'Downton Abbey' office decorations and tickets to see Katy Perry in concert. According to 'The Washington Post,' Schock used $24,000 of money donated to his campaign for the items. -
5 Christmas Albums Released This Week: Downton Abbey, Mark Kozelek, And More
Even though Christmas season should begin the day after Thanksgiving, the Christmas albums begin rolling in as early as September, with more and more coming each week. If you want to stay up to date on the latest Christmas albums, here are five that were released this past week. -
‘Weird Al’ Yankovic’s Emmy Parody Originally Included ‘True Detective’ & ‘Downton Abbey’
No matter how much we all loved “Weird Al” Yankovic’s hilarious parody performance on last night’s Emmy Awards, in which the famed comedy-musician sang a number of main theme title songs from some of our favorite television shows, Vulture reports that it was supposed to be much longer … and include HBO’s True Detective. -
Five Quickies: Kiri Te Kanawa in 'Downton Abbey,' Lady Conductors, L.A. Free Music Society, Graphic Scores, Tori Amos Musical
Here, then, is today's news. News gets made fresh everyday. And with the world's best musicians, singers, dancers and actors going back to repertory work after their summer stocks, there's more good news happening now than there was, say, back in September.
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