Help!, the 1965 film that marked The Beatles' second foray into the movies, will be released on Blue Ray for the first time on June 25.

Among the extras are a 30-minute making-of documentary, interviews with cast and crew members, a short about the movie's restoration, a deleted scene, plus trailers and radio ads. 

It takes courage to suddenly start dancing in a public place with no music playing.  That's what appears to be the message in Sara Bareilles' new video for her song "Brave," directed by Rashida Jones, star of The Office and Parks and Recreation.

Brave" is the first single from Sara's new album The Blessed Unrest, due out July 16.

I think it's gonna be a hit.

A Whitney Houston fan's non-stop singing forced an American Airlines plane to make an emergency landing in Kansas City, Missouri, so that she could be removed.  It all started when the woman began belting Whitney's 1991 smash "I Will Always Love You," and despite requests, would not stop.

A Kansas City airport spokesman tells KCTV5.com that the woman was disruptive and interfered with flight crew.  He says that the passenger claimed she was diabetic.  Whether or not that had anything to do with her behavior, American Airlines refused to take the woman to her intended destination.

Paul McCartney may have been one of the Beatles but it was grasshoppers that got his attention last week in Brazil.  He posted this video.

Katy Perry joined The Rolling Stones onstage during their show at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday. 

Katy tweeted that she was "much obliged and honored" to be jamming with the legendary rockers.

Take a look and listen:

According to a British business website. 30 million for the mansion. 800K for 8 servants, 250K per party, 470K for his personal shopper. 400K for his Rolls Royce, 200K for his motorboats and those crates of oranges and lemons with champagne about 81K.

TOTAL #% MILLION

Here a trailer from the movie which opens tonite

Two baseball fans may not be a couple anymore, but their dysfunctional relationship will live on forever on the Internet, thanks to a breakup captured on a stadium's Jumbotron.

The apparent bust-up was sparked by the "Kiss Cam" at Chukchansi Park, the home to the minor league team the Fresno Grizzlies.

Dylan Wynne has maintained a 4.0 plus GPA at Pope John High School in Sparta for the past 4 years. He hopes to earn his Ph. D in Bio Medical Engineering one day. He is on the Pope John Robotics Team, has played on several Pope John sports teams and is a member of the National Honor Society. Congratulations and keep up the great work Dylan!

A few weeks ago at The Newton Theater I was amazed at how many huge ABBA fans we have around here. So I hope all of you enjoy this video tour of the new ABBA Museum in Stockholm which includes interviews with members of the Band.