“Over the Rainbow” at City Hall

On January 1, 2026 singer/actor Mandy Patinkin, with students from the Public School

“Oz” manuscripts added to Library of Congress

On August 25, 2025 the Library of Congress announced the acquisition of “rare music

Billy Ray Cyrus, along with guitarist-singer Micki Free and producer-singer-composer Buck 22 released a

Composer Philip Springer who wrote several songs with Yip, mostly in the 1970's during

Ari Axelrod’s CD, A Place for Us: A Celebration of Jewish Broadway, released Jan.

Lyricist Ira Gershwin, Yip's friend since their high school days together beginning in 1910,

Roadhouse Nights (1930). Helen Morgan sings the Harburg-Gorney composition It Can't Go on Like This.

Prisoners Song (1930). A Fleischer Brothers animation in which prisoners recite Yip's verse Down in

A Million Me's (1930). The Yip Harburg-Jay Gorney song What Wouldn't I Do for That

The Sap from Syracuse (1930). Jack Oakie and Ginger Rogers sing How I Wish I

Queen High (1930). Two Harburg lyrics were interpolated into this adaptation of a stage play:

Song Service (1930). At about five minutes into this Paramount short subject, Lee Morse sings

Song Shopping (probably shot in either late 1930 or early 1931; released 1933). A Fleischer

Office Blues (1930). One of seven Paramount musical shorts in Kino Video's DVD collection The Best

The 20th Amendment (1930). A forgotten Paramount-Astoria short subject starring Jack Haley (several years before

Devil Sea (1931). Paramount-Astoria Studios short subject starring Ethel Merman, who sings two early Harburg