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The article examines the marketing strategy hip-hop musician Will.I.Am is launching for his new album "Songs About Girls." In the article Will.I.Am explains that the album will have several different components to it, which will include a motion picture and then a follow-up album based on the motion picture. The article explains that the album based on the motion picture will be available on the internet and internet users will be allowed to create their own versions of the songs on the album.

Reviews three motion picture soundtracks. `Evita--The Complete Motion Picture Soundtrack,' featuring Madonna; `The Mirror Has Two Faces--Music From the Motion Picture,' featuring Barbra Streisand; `The Preacher's Wife' featuring Whitney Houston.

The article presents songs from motion picture trailers including the song"I Believe" by Christina Perri in the "Pan" trailer, the song "Hemiplegia" by Haerts in the "Cake" trailer, and the songs "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five" and "Let 'Em In" by Wings in the "While We're Young" trailer.

Presents information on the most valuable African American musicians. Motion pictures of Ice Cube; Career of Janet Jackson in music; Success of the Reebok sneakers of Jay-Z.

Presents information on various soundtrack albums which were produced from motion pictures. Names of the albums; Singers featured on the albums; Details on the movies on which the albums are based.

An interview with actress Carey Mulligan is presented. When asked if she feels up to the task of singing on screen in the film "Inside Llewyn Davis," she said that the music was recorded a month before filming started so to better pace the film. She mentions she did not perform live and does not have any plans to go on tour with her husband, musician Marcus Mumford. She comments on acting with musician Justin Timberlake and talks about her role in the film.

The article discusses several songs which appear in the trailers for motion pictures such as "White House Down," "Carrie," and "2 Guns," including music releases such as "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?," by The Shirelles, "Power Hungry Animals," by Apache Relay, and "Day Too Soon," by Sia. It states that Zola Jesus' song "Skin" is featured in the film trailer for director Julian Fellowes' motion picture "Romeo and Juliet."

The article discusses music singles used in motion picture soundtracks in 2010. Among the songs discussed are "Dog Days Are Over," by Florence + the Machine, heard in "Eat, Pray, Love." "Testify," by the rock group Carney," heard in the film "Machete," and "White Winter Hymnal," by the group Fleet Foxes, heard in the film "Jack Goes Boating."

A review is presented of the motion picture "Crazy Heart," featuring Jeff Bridges in the role of a country musician.

A review is presented of the music release "Shutter Island: Music From the Motion Picture," featuring music selected by Robbie Robertson.

A review is presented of the DVD release of the motion picture "The Soloist," featuring Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr.

The article discusses the real-life inspirations for the film "The Soloist," musician Nathaniel Anthony Ayers and "Los Angeles Times" columnist Steve Lopez. The pair, portrayed by Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey, Jr. in the film, formed a friendship which enabled Lopez to help Ayers get an apartment and renew family ties.

The article reviews the motion picture soundtrack "Step Up 2: The Streets."

The article profiles the rap group Wu-Tang Clan. The article discusses how the eight surviving members of the group are reuniting for their first studio project in six years, "The 8 Diagrams." Wu-Tang formed in 1992 in Staten Island, New York, and the original members included RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Method Man, Raekwon, U-God, and the deceased Ol' Dirty Bastard. The group has since been involved with motion pictures, video games, and comic books.

The article provides information about rap and hip-hop music discussed in the issue. The article discusses some of the songs that rapper Dizzie Rascal makes appearances in, such as "Temptation Greets Your Like Your Naught Friend," by the Arctic Monkeys and "Lucky Star," by Basement Jaxx. The article also presents some of the songs that will be featured in the motion picture "Talk To Me," including "If You Want Me to Stay," by Sly & the Family Stone, and "Call Me," by Al Green.

The article presents a review of the musical film "Dreamgirls."

This article presents a review of a musical release of the score from the animated movie "Curious George," by Jack Johnson.

The article explains the importance of a motion picture's musical score.

Presents a list of several rap music recordings referencing the motion picture "Juice," starring Tupac Shakur. "When We Ride," by Mussolini; "Styles, Crews, Flows, Beats," by Quasimoto; "Respect," from Fabolous.

Focuses on several motion pictures about women which feature musical interludes. `Thelma & Louise'; `Boys on the Side'; `The First Wives Club'; `Waiting to Exhale'; `Practical Magic'; `Hope Floats.'

Highlights the soundtracks of the animated Bible story motion picture `The Prince of Egypt.' Music of Wynonna entitled `Freedom'; Participation of music performers Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey; Description of the songs.

Focuses on the promotion on music in motion pictures in the United States, while referencing the music recording `Iris,' in the picture `City of Angels,' and the music recording `I Don't Want to Miss a Thing,' in the picture `Armageddon.' Debut of several movie featuring music recording; Comments from Michael Tannen, a buyer at Manhattan's Tower Records company.

Offers a look at music albums on the billboard charts which feature motion picture soundtracks. Names of the albums; Number of week on the charts; Names of the performers of the songs.

Reports that the Universal company is set to become the largest music conglomerate in the world, while giving information on musical soundtracks charts for the week of June 5, 1998 in the United States. Music labels which the company is associated with; Reference to Sony's sound track for the motion picture, Godzilla; Listing of soundtracks.

Presents a roster of movies named after songs. `My Boyfriend's Back'; `Dazed and Confused'; `Prelude to a Kiss'; `My Girl'; `Only the Lonely'; `Stand by Me'; `Jumpin' Jack Flash.'