118 stories from Entertainment Weekly
Emma Thompson wants to murder you and cook you into a pie.
A decision by the Broadway League not to honor Joan Rivers with the traditional posthumous tribute afforded to deceased stage celebrities has the theater community up in arms on Twitter.
McDonald stopped by the EW studio to kick off our series with a set stories from her early days on the stage " including the time she learned about the ending of The King and I during the ac…
Like the stories you've no doubt heard about the wildly popular, box office-busting Broadway show, tickets are one of New York's hottest commodities, and they have been since the record-brea…
You wept at the book, then wept at the Meryl Streep-Clint Eastwood film, but save some more tears for the achingly lovely new cast recording for the Broadway tuner The Bridges of Madison Cou…
It's been a hot French minute since we last talked about Les Misérables. One of the longest-running and most cherished Broadway musicals of all time was back in the spotlight in late 2012 w…
Before Jawbreaker, Clueless, or Mean Girls, there was 1989's Heathers, a dark cult comedy that set the standard for films about popular cliques in high school. Pre-Regina George, there were …
How does a community band together to protest Russia's anti-gay legislation? A musical, of course.
If you've ever had the burning desire to see one of the hottest film stars of the moment bray, "I am not an animal!" you're in luck. Bradley Cooper, who just received his second Oscar nomina…
Surely one of this spring's most interesting new productions on Broadway is the forthcoming revival of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, starring James Franco and Chris O'Dowd in their Broad…
But for a few brief, shining moments on Dec. 9 and 10, a gaggle of alumni from NBC's failed musical experiment banded together to put on a show: a concert version of Hit List, the hip downto…
Who says there are no new Broadway shows in the summertime? Bucking that trend is the team behind the anticipated new musical First Date, which begins previews next month on Broadway and mar…
