For the chorus, we used the famous chord hits of Call Me Maybe but superimposed the melody and lyrics from Gotye's Somebody That I Used to Know. For the verses, we used Gotye's chords and Call Me Maybe's lyrics. Do Not Push - A Gotye Call Me Maybe Mashup by Pomplamoose

"I Believe" from the Book of Mormon Musical on the 65th Tony Awards. The Book of Mormon follows two Mormon missionaries as they attempt to share their scriptures with the inhabitants of a remote Ugandan village. The earnest young men are challenged by the disinterest of the locals, who are occupied...

The Shed's concept is simple: It's the 120-foot tall building that moves. This idea is both its architectural hallmark and its metaphor for the future of culture. Opening on April 5th, New York City's half-billion dollar, hybrid museum-meets-performance space can shapeshift to double its indoor peri...

The Jewish band Six13 always has an entertaining video to share for the Jewish holidays. They have done a Billy Joel Passover video, a Star Wars Hanukkah video, and much, much more. Six13 knows how to capture the attention of those looking for something different and fun. And this video for the Jewi...

Barbra's unannounced performance to close the 2001 Emmy Awards, two months after the 9/11 attacks. She is absolutely amazing. A true talent. Her voice is pure, she is classy, stunning. Thank you Barbara for entertaining us all these years we are truly blessed.

An unbelievable mastery of the guitar by Kindergarten children in Korea. Superb!

Neil Patrick Harris interrupts James during the show challenging him to a riff-off to settle a dispute and figure out who is truly more Broadway. Featuring The Filharmonic on backing vocals.

Despite not attending, Queen Elizabeth II has made her presence known in a heart-warming sketch with Paddington Beat, one of the highlights of an epic star-studded concert outside Buckingham Palace.

FIFTY WAYS TO LEAVE THE WHITE HOUSE - a Parody | Don Caron. Written and Performed by Don Caron Executive Producers Sally Headley, Jack Heighway and Jerry Pender,

These performers brought down the house at the 2020 GRAMMY Awards, which aired Sunday, Jan. 26, on CBS.