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Friday's here, and it's time to roll out my top 100 hit tunes from the previous week. Marshmello & Bastille hold on to #1 for a third week, while Mumford & Sons (pictured above) make it into the top three. Songs from Death Cab For Cutie, Ellie Goulding/Diplo, and Steve Aoki/BTS make the biggest jumps (moves of 10+ places highlighted in red ), while former big hits from OneRepublic, Maren Morris, Hozier, and the Interrupters drop out. That's Speaker Pelosi to you, boy.... This Week               Song/Artist (last week's position in parentheses) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Happier - Marshmello & Bastille (1) 2. High Hopes - Panic At The Disco (2) 3. Guiding Light - Mumford & Sons (5) 4. Drunk Me - Mitchell Tenpenny (4) 5. Trip - Ella Mai (6) 6. Without Me - Halsey (11) 7. Best Shot - Jimmie Allen (3) 8...

Ryan Murphy in 2010: Though they collected the tryout videos, Murphy and Fox execs have since quietly agreed to kill the on-air competition after it became clear that working on the reality show would mean less time for planning season two (and the recently announced season three). Ryan Murphy in 2011: Riiiiight. If what was leaked in 2010 was real, Murphy should very well have kept his promise. One of the biggest draws of Glee was that it was a smart, original, yet youth-oriented show that wasn't a reality program. With the advent of that scourge, networks looking to fill their schedule with cheap, sensational colisseum-style entertainment were able to find tons of willing nobodies willing to do whatever crazy shit possible to get on TV. Strand yourself on an island for a month. Eat ridiculous things. Knock yourself up as a teenager. Don't clean your house for like ten years . Pretend to be a "housewife". You get the picture. And music? America...