In perfect Lumon fashion on Severance, Mr. Milchick led a marching band to celebrate Mark's work, and everyone loved it.

But when director and executive producer Ben Stiller pitched him on a marching band sequence in the Season 2 finale, “Cold Harbor,” Tillman saw an opportunity to tap into his roots.

Cleveland man found dead in vehicle: Bedford PD The study, published in February, compiled the number of followers each marching band has on social media, then determined how much engagement ...

Robert Eccleston, 61, faces no new charges in the superseding indictment unsealed last week, and his appearance before the judge in Riverhead was a formality.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio State University has ranked as America’s most popular college marching band in recent study. Betway Insider, a sports betting website, analyzed social media data ...

For those who love the show’s more unhinged moments, the album also features a particularly special treat: Track #1 is The Ballad of Ambrose and Gunnel, the marching band song that Milchick ...

At the start of each school year, the sounds of high school marching bands begin to echo through New Orleans as students weave through city blocks, offering neighbors a glimpse into their ...

“Part of it was that it was funny to us. Usually, if you’re watching a marching band, you’re up in bleachers and looking down. The fact that Lumon would bring them in to perform in a ...

"We wanted to be here to support him," said Marching 100 band director Ray Johnson. "We are all Purple Knights." The Marching 100 alternates marching with Rex and Zulu every other year. This year ...

A member of the University of New Mexico’s marching band made waves on social media before the team’s second-round loss to Michigan State in the NCAA men’s tournament on Sunday. Some March ...

The actor, who plays floor manager Seth Milchick in the Apple TV+ series, led members of the University of Southern California marching band in a surprise performance at a live Q&A panel event at ...

But Marching Powder isn’t just about anti-woke banter: it also has plenty of affection for its characters, even if it doesn’t fully flesh them out. It’s punchy but never lands a killer ...