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From the roof-raising opening number to a rousing closing speech, Broadway's big night was largely a success. But there were some notable misses.
From a vampire's surprise win to Cats' upset loss, here's a look at the jaw-dropping results of Broadway's biggest night.
The Lost Boys and Schmigadoon! lead with 12 nods including Best Musical, while Death of a Salesman tops all plays with nine nominations.
The Balusters is also named Best Play in the precursor that combines Broadway and off-Broadway productions.
Andy Cohen and Sebastian Maniscalco will also be feted at the event, which runs June 4-7.
Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett also star in the psychological thriller about an author with a dark secret.
An excerpt from the forthcoming With a Little Help From Their Friends reveals what author Stuart Maconie calls "perhaps the most tantalizing 'what if'" in Fab Four history.
Our moment-by-moment analysis of the Marty Supreme star's campaign, from the bravura launch to the epic collapse.
One Battle After Another looks to solidify its frontrunner status, while Sinners eyes the night's biggest award.
If precedent holds, one of those three will go on to win Best Production Design at the Academy Awards, with Frankenstein the prohibitive favorite.
Formula 1: Drive to Survive and The Wizard of Oz at Sphere were also honored ahead of the main ceremony this weekend.
His defiance during a contentious final season " combined with a major rule change " means the defending Talk Series champ is primed to win again.
As the John Hughes-written '80s classic turns 40, the filmmaker shares little-known behind-the-scenes stories. "Even the shrink I was seeing at the time said, 'Don't do it.'"
Grammy-winning Puerto Rican star's epic performance should keep this Super Bowl-to-Emmy streak going.
The Studio codirectors dedicated their win to late costar. "We would mostly like to thank Catherine O'Hara for being such a wonderful person."
The Office star returns with a new series about an author dealing with daughter issues from the producers of Ted Lasso and Scrubs.
Their climactic performance of "Defying Gravity" from Wicked earned them the award for Best Pop/Duo Group Performance in a stacked field.
After missing out on Best Picture when Saving Private Ryan was upset by Shakespeare in Love. Now a vastly different Shakespeare film is his ticket to the ceremony.
"Defying Gravity" is facing off against a loaded lineup of new chart smashes in the Pop Duo/Group Performance category, but history might be on the witches' side.
The French composer breaks down the elements and characters of his Oscar-shortlisted work " and why the directed demanded "more Mexican!"
Composer Bryce Dessner leads a one-night-only live-to-screen orchestral performance of the surprise contender.
Released 40 years ago and now back in theaters, the puppet master's final film was unfairly overlooked in a key category.
One Battle After Another, Sinners, and Hamnet projected to be among the top nominees on the film side at the rebranded awards.
The best bites from interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, Dwyane Johnson, Brendan Fraser, Lee Byung Hun and more of this year's most celebrated performers.
Filmmaker's dearest friends share a joint statement following the killing of the filmmaker and his wife, Michele.
