Side note: when Disney makes Fantasia 3 (assuming they release a full version and not an intermittent short, as has been their current trend), I would like to see a Star Wars themed segment set to "Mars, Bringer of War."

Ever heard the a cappella version of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's "Hall of the Mountain King" cover from "Social Network?" It's really cool.

Geoffrey Holder and Sameul Wright's Caribbean Singalong with Sebastian!

Cyndi Lauper has done a fair amount of stage work. She played battered prostitute Jenny Diver opposite Alan Cumming and Jim Dale in "The Threepenny Opera."

Stacie Jaxx like the Tom Cruise/James Carpinello character in "Rock of Ages?"

The first time Harley Quinn truly creeped me out was the first Arkham Asylum game. Her whole vibe, from her voice, to her come-ons to Batman and the Joker, and especially her oversexualized outfit, all made the true horror of her character come through. Here's a brilliant woman (and depending on canon, a lesbian),…

David Bowie's "Cat People," but to "Inglourious Basterds" and not the titular film. (Honestly, I think it should have been a Bond theme.)

Close second for its use on "Drew Carey Show" as Oswald's go-to karaoke song.

That final shot is genuinely chilling.

"California Dreaming" is also the basis for a sketch on the European multi-language comedy program "The Sketch Show." Written in English, it's actually funnier in German, even (and especially) if you don't speak the language. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Quizas Quizas Quizas belongs exclusively to "Coupling" as far as I'm concerned.

Written, I believe, to be performed by Billy Idol, which is why it sounds just like a song he would sing. Years later he put out his own version of the song and it fits him like a glove- he's a little old by then, but you immediately hear, "Yeah, this was an Idol song, not a synthpop number."

Zarathustra is always gonna be 2001 to me, and to just about everyone, but I also associate it with the Green Day "Bullet in a Bible" tour, where their walk-on to Zarathustra segued right into the crunch-filtered opening guitar chords of "American Idiot." Every time I hear the song, as soon as the Strings and horns…

Back when Kazaa was a thing, I tried to download "Bohemian Rhapsody" and wound up with a five-minute audio montage of the best lines and scenes from "Wayne's World." I must have played that track again and again.

Colfer is in MENSA, isn't he? Even more than "queeny condescension" I see a lot of his acting style as coming from a place of "oh God, you're all hairless apes compared to my intellect." It's the same thing you see in Steve Martin sometimes.

Wait a minute, this isn't a reboot of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, it's a reboot of Heartbreakers!

Ruprecht is always in. "Bedtime Stories" had him as somewhat feral, almost a monkey boy; the Caine-Martin version had him an insane man-child; the musical portrayed him as an inbred sexual deviant whose object fetish kept him from being allowed out of the house.

Rebel Wilson isn't really a bad choice for this role. However, if you'd asked me who the ideal pairing would be, I'd have said Ana Faris and Allison Janney, with Charlie Day or Aaron Paul as the "mark."

Joan Crawford has risen from the GRAAAAAVE…

I had suspected this was going to be based on that disturbing sexual copypasta about the girl in the concrete tomb. Somehow, this is worse.