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The former studio chief was convicted in June on one criminal sexual charge and still faces a new trial on a rape charge.
David Zaslav sparks a bidding war to sell Warner Bros., Lachlan Murdoch is rebuilding the Fox empire and Bob Iger is getting Disney into the AI gold rush. Inside the year that reshaped the i…
The White House announced the name change Thursday.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) cited "potential conflicts of interest" due to Bondi's former employer.
Jessica Cordova Kramer will depart from her role at the podcast publisher at the end of the year.
From 'Hadestown' to 'Hamilton,' from 'Wicked' to 'Death Becomes Her,' theater lovers can now catch their favorite plays in 60-second posts.
In a testy Senate hearing, Brendan Carr says that Disney, Nexstar and Tegna decided to pull Jimmy Kimmel's show "on their own," despite his comments leading up to it.
The deal will see popular Barstool podcasts including 'Pardon My Take' and 'Spittin' Chiclets' stream on Netflix.
Simon Rich's play brought in $409,041 and played to 100 percent capacity, setting up the show for a high-grossing run.
Gina Gionfriddo's play follows a blind date that spins out of control.
Video episodes from shows including Charlamagne tha God's 'The Breakfast Club' will stream on the platform in early 2026.
The musical is set for a limited run through Sept. 6, before heading on a national tour.
The Marvel star will play the role of Mary's Teacher in Cole Escola's hit comedy.
The radio host had been in talks with the satellite radio company for months, after a report suggested he would be exiting his post.
The director was a prominent supporter of the Democratic party and an activist for progressive causes.
The musical comes to the St. James Theatre after a hit Off-Broadway run and a run on the West End.
The play will now close Dec. 21 rather than the originally announced Feb. 15.
"If we want the public to trust what they see, we must have guardrails on digital replicas and synthetic creations," said SAG-AFTRA national executive director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland.
The journalist follows her memoir 'Girls on the Bus' (and its HBO Max adaptation) with a work of fiction that's already in the works for the big screen.
The letter comes just as Disney announced it had reached a partnership with OpenAI.
While attendance is returning to post-pandemic benchmarks, this key segment of theatergoers has declined.
Kathleen Marshall is directing the project, with a new book by Nick Blaemire and new songs by Tom Kitt, Van Hughes and Bonnie McKee.
"I would play any character in May Cobb's delicious worlds," Akerman says of joining the narration. THR also shares an excerpt.
Overall industry grosses dropped 12 percent from the prior highs of Thanksgiving Week.
The Pulitzer Prize winner takes on the role as Helen Shaw moves over to The New York Times.
