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Tony-winning Broadway stars have joined forces " and voices " for an urgent cause.
Actor John Cleese likes to applaud people who take such severe offense to his cracks on President Trump that they decide to leave his shows
A bird-brained story nags in the new show for Parrotheads.
Aaron Sorkin has taken too many liberties with "To Kill a Mockingbird," according to Harper Lee's estate.
He's got you, babe.
Joshua Harmon's would-be button-pusher about white privilege tightly constructed for its own good.
Three months after multiple men accused James Levine of sexual assault, the Metropolitan Opera officially fired the conductor.
The new NBC series revolves around a small-town high school drama program.
Move over, Candide. You too, Tom Jones. There's a new picaresque poster boy in town.
Both women lost children in the deadly crash in a busy Park Slope intersection when a driver ran a red light.
The Academy of Country Music Awards will be dominated by men, and host Reba McEntire isn't pleased.
Jamie Brewer, an actress with Down syndrome known for "American Horror Story," makes an assured Off-Broadway debut.
Alice Proserpine has grown up on fairy tales.
Nanette Fabray, the vivacious, award-winning star of the stage, film and television, has died at age 97.
Bette Midler's run of "Hello, Dolly!" is over and now it's Bernadette Peters' turn.
Emmanuel Macron has worked his star quality on the political stage " and he's about to use it on a new one.
When they go low, we go at them with high art. That's the show in a nutshell.
Still going strong is right " in more ways than one.
It doesn't take much to reveal people's animal side and lack of humanity " a bit of talk does it.
Thomas Schumacher has been accused of sexual harassment and lewd behavior by former employees.
Four good actors sink their teeth into juicy roles, but they're nearly upstaged by a sense-tickling platter of fajitas.
Fans at the debut of Jimmy Buffet's Broadway musical wanted to waste away in Magaritaville, but the bar ran out of booze.
The Great American Novel is headed to the Great White Way.
Her name is Katharine McPhee " she'll be your server in "Waitress."
The invaluable concert series deserves credit for trying an experiment.
