Behind the Sky and Agent 99 are the newest band to rock the course, playing hits from the 100 Culver City Oscar-winning movies and more.

Mike Monagan, his wife, Gaili Schoen, Centaur alumnus Kenji Haroutunian, and other accomplished musicians will bring movie Love and Romance to life.  "We love the many show themes here," said Monagan, whose group will play at the intersection of Ince and Washington Blvds.

Leemon McHenry and Cerves McNeill of Algorithm & Blues will sing songs from MGM's Golden Age and other motion picture-inspired melodies at the Health and Fitness Expo on Saturday packet pickup day and Sunday race day.

Performing near scenes of their favorite films, baritone Frank Giffen and The Fallen Arches will play familiar "running and walking songs." 

Ukulele artists Cali Rose & The CC Strummers will play movie music at the course's western turnaround.

The Culver City High School Marching Band, directed by Dr. Tony Spano, will serenade race finishers as they step onto the red carpet.

The pulsating and rhythmic beats of the El Marino School Rainbow Taiko Drummers will honor sister city, Kaizuka, Japan, and Asian-themed shows filmed along the route. Both cities conduct marathon runner exchanges around the Screenland 5K.

Craig Schoenbaum will clog Star Trek's James Kirk, and Marina Martial Arts students will showcase The Green Hornet and Kato across from where the TV shows were filmed at Culver Studios.

The Actors' Gang will traipse and perform along the course and sidelines.

The Heart of Screenland's very own "The Front Yard", will perform TV and movie songs at the intersection of Ince and Washington Blvd. 

Culver City Rotary Club Past President Heather Witt will reprise her humorous, glamorous impersonation of a beloved Heart of Screenland character in a love-and-romance theme.

Zumba instructor Julie Schatz and her glitzy troupe will dance with Screenland 5K guests.

A mime, stilt walker, dancer, PTA Honorary Service Award All-Stars and others will portray local movie and TV legends.

The Ghostbusters will shield participants from rogue ghouls and Stay Puft Marshmallow Men, while the Star Wars Stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire battle the Jedi in the Heart of Screenland.

Former Culver City Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells, who dazzled crowds lining the streets at the city's centennial parade, will sing standards at the legendary Kirk Douglas Theater.

The colorful Grupo Folklorico La Rosa led by Maria Villalobos troupe will perform dances seen in many Culver City movies reflecting themes of Spanish heritage and culture.