Everyday MusicInfo About Popular Songs Of Different StylesHomeBlog MapContactsNov03Month In Review: The Best Of October 2013 [News]Alana TreloarEntertainment IdeasAdd you commentWelcome back to our monthly round up of all that was awesome in October. This is where we collect the winning results from our weekly top 10 charts, the best new songs as voted by Ultimate Guitar readers, and the biggest news stories. Top 10 RoundupBest Progressive Metal Album: Mastodon “Crack the Skye”Progressive Rock is one of the most popular genres on Ultimate Guitar, and this proved to be one of the most popular top 10 lists all year with a genuinely stellar set of results. Tool‘s excellent “Lateralus” was only just beaten by this brilliant concept album by Mastodon. See the original Top 10 Progressive Metal Albums list here.Biggest Rock Poser: Gene SimmonsThe KISS bassist has spent a career in makeup and gallant postures to earn this award. You can’t say he didn’t deserve it. See the full list of Top 10 Biggest Rock Posers here. Read more…October, October 2013Oct28Once Upon a Dream Starring The Rascals Returns to BroadwayAlana TreloarEntertainment IdeasAdd you commentMUSIC NEWS- Guitarist, actor and producer Steven Van Zandt along with Maureen Van Zandt, Marc Brickman and BASE Entertainment have announced the Broadway return of the critically acclaimed show ONCE UPON A DREAM STARRING THE RASCALS. Theshow will light up the Great White Way with a limited engagement from December 16 through January 5, 2014at the Marquis Theatre. Tickets for this special holiday run can be purchased at the Marquis Theatre Box Office, online at Ticketmaster.com.Following its sold-out run at the Richard Rodgers Theater this past spring in New York City, ONCE UPON A DREAM STARRING THE RASCALS has become a nationwide phenomenon and is currently touring to packed-house crowds across North America. The show is a hybrid of a rock n roll concert and a Broadway show.Read more…BroadwayOct26Alex O’Loughlin ponders future on ‘Hawaii Five-0′Alana TreloarEntertainment IdeasAdd you commentLOS ANGELES — Alex O’Loughlin says he’s signed up for two more seasons of “Hawaii Five-0″ but is looking forward to a career beyond the hit TV series.The 38-year-old actor plays policeman Steve McGarrett on the CBS series, now in its fourth season, and said the intense workload and shooting schedule had kept him out of other potential projects.“Like I read Doug Liman’s script, `Everest,’ which he’s about to start directing — it’s amazing and it’s invigorating. But it’s also heartbreaking at the same time because it feels so far away from me at the moment,” O’Loughlin said at Australians in Film awards dinner Thursday night. “I’ve never played one character for this long. And it’s network TV, too, so it comes with its own set of challenges f