New despair underlies NY debut of anti-war play By Michele Gershberg

Weitz's 'Show People' is a laugh-free comedy By Larry Worth (Hollywood Reporter)

'Housewives' villain Bart resurfaces in CBS comedy

Carol Burnett's daughter immortalized in L.A By Robert Osborne (Hollywood Reporter)

Oedipus goes "gangsta" in hip-hop musical By Claudia Parsons

Tarzan vs vampires and "Man in Black" on Broadway By Claudia Parsons

44 B'way years later, it's Jackman's "World" By Robert Osborne (Hollywood Reporter)

Don't be surprised if Hugh Jackman, who owned Broadway in 2004-05 with his sensational Tony-winning turn in "The Boy From Oz," returns to the Big Apple in a major revival of the 1962 Anthony…

Amanda Peet joining Matthew Perry in 'Studio 60'

Evan Handler ("Sex and the City"), Michael Stuhlbarg ("The Pillowman"), Nathan Corddry ("The Daily Show") and Carlos Jacott ("Fun With Dick & Jane") also have joined the ensemble cast.

Bush-Bashing Takes Center Stage in NYC Theaters By Claudia Parsons

Rooney, Van Dyke in 'Museum' By Borys Kit and Tatiana Siegel (Hollywood Reporter)

Mickey Rooney and Dick Van Dyke are plotting their return to studio films, playing villains in the Ben Stiller family movie "Night at the Museum."

Broadway can be a gamble for Hollywood's hot stars By Claudia Parsons

Pulitzer winner's "Beauty" is beastly By Larry Worth (Hollywood Reporter)

WB Network pilots 'Aquaman' with newcomer By Nellie Andreeva

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Newcomer Will Toale, who appeared in the recent Broadway revival of "A Streetcar Named Desire," will play the title character in "Aquaman," the WB Network'…

"Producers" Broderick, Lane honored in Hollywood

For only the fourth time in Tinseltown, two celebrities were honored simultaneously on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday -- "The Producers" co-stars Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane.

Tracie Thoms on 'Cold Case' for CBS

Retailers pin hopes on musical soundtracks By Margo Whitmire (Billboard)

Much as Broadway's "Chicago" razzle-dazzled cinemas in 2003, two new transplants from the Great White Way are hoping to cause a sensation among holiday moviegoers.

Reviewers cool on Broadway's hot "Odd Couple"

Sex, ultraviolence shake up S.African theater By Rebecca Harrison

JOHANNESBURG - Rape, murder, pedophilia and rare male nudity on the conservative African stage -- no wonder South Africa's hottest playwright is credited with revolutionizing theater in his …

'Absurd' revival doesn't do justice to the text By Frank Scheck (Hollywood Reporter)

The lighter side of cancer By Larry Worth (Hollywood Reporter)

"Fran's Bed" an uncomfortable fit for Mia Farrow By Alexis Greene (Hollywood Reporter)

'Naked Girl' eyes Broadway; 'Pillowman' sleeps By Robert Osborne (Hollywood Reporter)

Aussie Actress Collette Turns From Movies to Tunes

Australian actress Toni Collette, star of "The Sixth Sense" and "Muriel's Wedding," will step off the movie set and take to the road next year with an album of "alternative rock, pop" songs.

Review: Dedication or the Stuff of Dreams By Larry Worth (Hollywood Reporter)

McNally's script would have fared better had it stayed even marginally focused.

Review: Lennon By Frank Scheck (Hollywood Reporter)