'High School Musical' star Zac Efron bows out of planned 'Footloose' remake BY Issie Lapowsky

Oh, <cite>God of Carnage</cite>, that's whacky theater, by Joe Dziemianowicz

James Gandolfini is one of four first-class actors at the top of their game in the combustible comedy God of Carnage, which opened Sunday night and could be called "Grownups Gone Wild!"

Natasha Richardson's best role was that of mother and wife by Joanna Molloy

Actress Natasha Richardson laid to rest in upstate New York BY Joe Kemp In Millbrook, N.Y. and Samuel Goldsmith In New York

Natasha Richardson on way to final resting place; funeral expected to take place in Milbrook, NY By Ben Fractenberg and Larry Mcshane

Dueling memoirs from 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' vets hit shelves BY Sherryl Connelly

Rush & Molloy

Kristin Chenoweth says Aaron Sorkin warned her against going on Pat Robertson's "Couch of Homo-Hate" but that's not why they broke up - that time.

Howard Kissel: "Boo" Blog

Hot Seats: Theater and comedy picks for this weekend

Friends, admirers pay tribute to Natasha Richardson's life and work

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the 'West Side Story' interpreter By Robert Domínguez

Broadway's 'West Side Story' revival is halfway there by Joe Dziemianowicz (***)

Natasha Richardson comforted by mother Vanessa Regrave with song moments before death By Sergey Kadinsky, Jeff Wilkins and Corky Siemaszko

Howard Kissel: The Cultural Tourist<br> Stage Pictures at MoMA

Natasha Richardson, wife of Liam Neeson, dead after being removed from life support BY Joanna Molloy, Kerry Burke and Corky Siemaszko

Gallery: Natasha Richardson: Through the years

Natasha Richardson: a woman who was born to act By Joe Neumaier

Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson's magical marriage takes tragic turn BY Patrick Huguenin

It's a love story that started on Broadway.
The corner of Broadway and W. 45th St., to be exact.

Actress Natasha Richardson, who suffered head injury in ski accident, 'is brain dead' By Joe Dziemianowicz, George Rush and Corky Siemaszko

'Rooms: a rock romance' makes a fine duet by Joe Dziemianowicz (*** 1/2)

'The Good Negro': Finding fault lines in '60s civil rights battles by Joe Dziemianowicz (*** 1/2)

Angela Lansbury moves us, but <cite>Blithe Spirit</cite> doesn't, by Joe Dziemianowicz

Watching the 83-year-old Lansbury work her magic is endless fun. Otherwise, director Michael Blakemore doesn't offer much in terms of imagination in this revival.

Isabel Allende on stage - a magical translation By Aída Bardales

Howard Kissel: The Cultural Tourist<br> The Firebrand of Florence

'Grey's Anatomy' star Sara Ramírez dismisses rumors, talks romance by Lee Hernández