Did Jackson State’s Sonic Boom of the South inspire TV show "Severance?" Tramell Tillman pays tribute to his alma mater and ...

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Ty Brown, founder of Brooklyn United Music and Arts Program, helped orchestrate the iconic marching band scene in the season ...

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Adam and Tramell both looked criminally good wearing jeans, so let's break down their outfits. The former opted for ...

The cast of Apple TV+'s 'Severance' reunited in London for another pop up installation featuring the show's symbolic blue ...

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Apple TV+ has released "The Ballad of Ambrose & Gunnel," the song featured during the marching band sequence in Severance Season 2.

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