Title: The New Guy
Content: DJ Qualls as Dizzy Gillespie Harrison/Gil Harris ; Eliza Dushku as Danielle ; Eddie Griffin as Luther ; Zooey Deschanel as Nora ; Lyle Lovett as Bear Harrison ; Jerod Mixon as Kirk ; Parry Shen as Glen ; Rachael E. Stevens as Tina ; Ameer Baraka as Barclay ; Kina Cosper as Estelle ; Ross Patterson as Conner Maguire ; Geoffrey Lewis as Principal Zaylor ; Kurt Fuller as Mr. Undine ; Sunny Mabrey as Courtney ; Illeana Douglas as Miss Kiki Pierce ; Justine Johnston as Mrs. Whitman ; Matt Gogin as Ed Ligget Cameo appearances ; Jerry O'Connell ; Charlie O'Connell ; Vanilla Ice ; Tony Hawk ; Silkk the Shocker ; David Hasselhoff ; Master P ; Tommy Lee ; Kool Moe Dee ; Horatio Sanz ; Henry Rollins ; Josh Todd ; Jai Rodriguez ; C-Murder ; Jermaine Dupri ; M.C. Gainey ; Kyle Gass ; Gene Simmons ; James Brown (archival footage) ; Valente Rodriguez  
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  "New Guy" is a song recorded by Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie featuring American hip pop artist Ace Hood. Although intended to be included on his first live album, Mary (2015), the inclusion was ultimately scrapped. It was released for digital consumption on 10 June 2015 through Sarkcess Music and Ivy League Records. Written by the two artists and produced by CedSolo, "New Guy" is an African hip hop and hip hop song that contains alternating rap verses, while its lyrics deal with Sarkodie's desire and motivation for success. After its release, "New Guy" received a mixed response from music critics. Some argued that the artists' rapping abilities were impressive, while others found its production to be too noisy. An accompanying music video for the track was released on 14 June of the same year and directed by Justin Campos. The clip displays the duo performing the track in various rooms with dark scenery and ends with them approaching the outside world.
Title: The New Guy
Content:  The New Guy is a 2002 American teen comedy film directed by Ed Decter, written by David Kendall and starring DJ Qualls and Eliza Dushku. The film tells the story of high school loser Dizzy Harrison (Qualls) who gets himself expelled so that he can move schools and reinvent himself. Learning how to be cool from a prison inmate, he renames himself Gil Harris and is quick to make new friends and soon gains respect from jocks and geeks alike. He begins dating popular girl Danielle (Dushku) and unites a once-divided school, also greatly improving its football team. Eventually, Gil has to face his demons from his old school when they face each other in a football game. The film received generally negative reviews, but was a modest box office success.
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  occurred. Sarkodie reflected on the unexpected success of "New Guy": That is one of my biggest records ever, hype-wise, the music itself, I love it to the core. I don't do songs thinking this has to be a hit. I do music based on how I feel from my heart and that is typically New Guy. New Guy is like a heart fulfilling type of record and to me, I think it actually hit the major impact that I wanted it to hit and people are loving it. My fans love it. An African hip hop and hip hop song, the track was written by the two musicians while production was handled by disc jockey CedSolo. The recording lyrically 
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  Development for "New Guy" began in early 2015 when Sarkodie paid a total of $25,000 to cover the production fees associated with recording. He also wanted American musician Ace Hood to appear on the track because he considered him "one of the world's most powerful rappers". A sneak peek of both the song and its official music video were shared with the public on 15 May 2015 via Ghanaian music website NYDJLive.com. According to Ebenezer Donkoh from the aforementioned website, the single was extremely sought after by radio stations shortly after being available for digital consumption. "New Guy" was originally intended to be a part of the track listing for his first live album, Mary (2015), but its inclusion 
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  Sarkodie discussing that he's the "new guy" in the music industry. "New Guy" displays Sarkodie and Ace Hood alternate verses atop several synth chords and military drum-like sounds, which drew comparisons to the works of the track's producer, CedSolo. Sarkodie sings during the track's refrain: "Ace, let me take you to Africa / My people, they'll love you". He also believes that his music is for the Ghanaian people and has the motivation to become a leader in the industry: "So I grind Sunday to Monday / Because there's no role models, there's no true leaders left / So it's up to me to make sure the world know that I'm that new guy / I'm that inspiration".
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  "New Guy" received a mixed response from music critics. Jimmy King from tooXclusive claimed that Sarkodie "killed it with his trademark fast rap" and concluded with: "'New Guy' is a song you should have on your playlist." Ovie O. from NotJustOk claimed that the track proves that Sarkodie is "better than your best African rapper". KC Roberts from Hip Hop Honesty furthered the praise for the singer having his "own style and sense of deliverability"; he also predicted it to be successful in the United States and compared it to several songs on American rapper DJ Khaled's second studio album, We the Best (2007). David Mawuli from Pulse awarded the single four out of five stars and declared "New Guy" to be extremely impressive. Multi Media Outfit Luv FM, a radio station in Ghana, reported that "New Guy" was too loud: "It's either I'm not good at appreciating rap music or Sarkodie's new song [...] is just noise." She concluded by saying that she does not qualify that as music.
Title: New Guy (song)
Content:  An accompanying music video for "New Guy" was released on 14 June 2015 through Sarkodie's official YouTube account; a sneak peek of the video's production was released one month prior to create hype for its release. It was directed by Justin Campos from Gorilla Films, while its production was administered by his wife, Candice Lee Campos. Much like the song, the two singers take turns performing their verses while standing in dark-coloured rooms. Ace Hood appears without a shirt and stands next to Sarkodie while visual of female dancers performing choreography are randomly displayed. Towards the end of the video, they appear outside wearing black and white suits; Sarkodie's T-shirt from earlier is shown and displays: "They got money for wars but can't feed the poor", which is a lyric from 2Pac's 1993 single "Keep Ya Head Up".
Title: Sarkodie (rapper)
Content:  On 10 June 2015, Sarkodie released the Ace Hood-assisted "New Guy". It was released for digital consumption on 10 June 2015 through Sarkcess Music and Ivy League Records. Written by the two artists and produced by CedSolo, "New Guy" is an African hip hop and hip hop song that contains alternating rap verses, while its lyrics deal with Sarkodie's desire and motivation for success. Development for "New Guy" began in early 2015 when Sarkodie paid a total of $25,000 to cover the production fees associated with the recording. He also wanted Ace Hood to appear on the track because he considered him "one of the world's most powerful rappers". On 12 September 2015, 
Title: The Newlywed Game
Content:  The theme music originally started off as a vocal song called "Summertime Guy". The song was written by Chuck Barris for singer Eddie Rambeau, who performed and released the song on a Swan label 45 rpm SP record. Minutes before the song was to be presented on American Bandstand in 1962, ABC informed Rambeau that he couldn't sing the song (because Chuck Barris was an ABC employee at the time), and he performed the B-side of the record instead. Not wanting the song to go to waste, Barris commissioned Milton DeLugg a few years later to arrange an instrumental version of "Summertime Guy" for use as the first theme to The Newlywed Game. The theme music was performed by the Trumpets Olé in a style 

Question: Who was the composer of The New Guy?
Answer: Ralph Sall.