Mark Snow, the acclaimed television composer best known for helming the popular theme song to the 1990s sci-fi hit The ...

For years, fans have wondered if other songs served as inspiration behind Ashitey's tune. Some likened the melody to ‘Road to ...

Lalo Schifrin, the composer who wrote the endlessly catchy theme for “Mission: Impossible” and more than 100 other ...

Oscar-winning composer John Williams scared up the menacing motif that would terrify moviegoers — and beachgoers — in the film classic that hit theaters on June 20, 1975.

“Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?” is a song which was written by David Mook and Ben Raleigh, and was originally sang by Larry Marks. But in 1999, Billy Ray Cyrus was asked to come into the studio and cover ...

The animated preschool series premieres Aug. 11 on Disney Jr. & the first 10 episodes hit Disney+ the next day.

If you showed a time traveler (or, let’s be honest, anyone who is 22 in 2025) the opening sequence of The Andy Griffith Show ...

NewsHour’s new theme music is part of a larger history of music serving as an important component of a broadcast news show’s identity, one that extends back to the 1960s, Kalehoff said.

As Tom Cruise’s spy film franchise is supposedly coming to a close with “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning,” we uncover secrets of the classic theme song.

ESPN and ABC's old theme music was called "Fastbreak" by Nonstop Music. It was composed and arranged by Lisle Moore and Tony Dickinson and it debuted on ABC in 2004 and ESPN in 2006.

Mark Snow, the Emmy-nominated composer behind the beloved X-Files theme song, has died. He was 78. Snow died Friday at his ...

Veteran television composer Mark Snow — best known for his work on the iconic X-Files theme that hit the top of the charts in ...