Nikki Finke & Bryan Lourd, Together In Song

Hey Morgan!, the Matt Shakman-directed musical that opens at the Black Dahlia Theatre in Los Angeles on October 15, has released a sample song (audio below) that conveys a real insider’s take on the Hollywood agency game. The song, “(I Gave My Heart To) CAA”, is a catchy tune from the show that captures the frustration of a young woman’s attempt to rise to the rank of agent. Written by Matt Fogel and Isaac Laskin, the song drips with sarcasm. But how can you not like a tune that works the names of Nikki Finke and Bryan Lourd into its lyrics? But call a fact checker –because the heroine sings of wanting to be an agent at CAA so she could rep Michael Bay. Of course, Bay is repped by WME, but that doesn’trhyme.

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Michelle Branch Records 'Terra Nova' Promo Track; Talks Upcoming Reality Show (Video)

Courtesy Warner Bros. Records Michelle Branch fans were only recently treated to the singer's first solo offering in eight years, when she released "Loud Music" off her upcoming album, West Coast Time. Now, Branch is lending her vocals to the highly anticipated Fox fall series, Terra Nova. PHOTOS: 'Terra Nova': Never-Before-Seen Photos From Behind the Scenes Singing "Another Sun," Branch appears in a promotional spot for the show, unveiled on Sept. 22. Terra Nova makes its debut on Monday, Sept. 26. STORY: Why Michelle Branch Almost Quit Music (Exclusive) "The earth was all but collapsing. We couldn't breathe the air, drink the water," says actor Stephen Lang in a voiceover. "Terra Nova is a new beginning." Lang plays Commander Nathaniel Taylor in the series, the first of a group of settlers to arrive on prehistoric Earth and begin cultivating a new colony of humans among a group of dangerous dinosaurs. Watch the clip below. THR COVER STORY: On Set With 'Terra Nova': 8 Secrets Revealed From TV's Most Ambitious Fall Show In other Branch-related TV news, the singer tells The Hollywood Reporter that she's working on launching a food show -- baking, to be exact -- and has hooked up with the producers of Hell's Kitchen to bring it to life. "I'm opening my bakery in LA hopefully sometime between January and March of next year and we're going to film a food show following me as I try to open a restaurant while being on tour and being the mother of a six-year-old," said Branch. As for the delectable confections she plans to make? "Mostly pies," she says. "It's like a bar and bakery -- a pastry speakeasy." Michelle Branch Terra Nova

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