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The Ransom Center will host a special exhibition of the work starting in September.
Peck will take over the role of the Emcee in the production, after Adam Lambert departs.
The series premieres with two episodes on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
'Table Read' aims to give projects on the shelf a second life and offers writers and actors a share in the revenue.
Levin is set to depart IAC after the spinoff of its home services platform Angi and become Angi's executive chairman.
Industry grosses fell about 29 percent as Broadway moves out of its lucrative holiday weeks and into the lower-grossing winter months.
Emily Bergl is also joining the cast of the new musical set to debut this spring.
The company does not plan to appoint a new CEO, but will have leadership reporting to Diller, chairman of IAC.Â
The first production will be a a yet-to-be-named title directed by Sam Gold in spring 2025.
Garrett Haake will take on the role as senior White House correspondent.Â
As a result of the strike, the theater has postponed its productions of two new plays.
The Hollywood actor wants to fill the gap left by the 2024 shutdown of the National Theatre Wales, forced to close after a £1.6 million ($1.96 million) funding cut.
The exec has held leadership roles at companies including EverPass Media, the NBA and more.
A monumental sculpture by a legendary artist has mysteriously vanished from a Montecito property acquired by billionaire toymaker Ty Warner.
The podcast, 'Not a Very Good Murderer,' will launch March 20, 2025.
Rather than using staff fact-checkers, Meta said Tuesday that it would use the community notes model, following in the path of X.
The week around New Year's Eve was one of the highest grossing of the season.
This is the first acquisition of existing podcasts for the podcast network started by the 'Call Her Daddy' creator.
The Barstool Sports personality will also partner with Tom Brady's creative agency, Shadow Lion, on sales and talent production.
The streaming platform released the numbers amid similar releases from competitors.
The awards show from iHeartMedia will take place March 10 in Austin.
The musical brought in $5 million in the lucrative holiday week.
"How many more people could we kill?" jokes executive producer Dearbhla Walsh.
An uproarious revisionist take on history, a charming stop-motion feature and a particularly juicy season of reality television are among the picks by THR's arts and culture critic.
Danny Burstein and Joy Woods also star in George C. Wolfe's Broadway revival of the beloved showbiz story by Arthur Laurents, Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim.
