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SHAMELESS. 10 p.m. Sunday, Showtime.
ACTORS ARE fond of proclaiming that their co-stars are like family - seldom specifying Brady or Manson - but as far as Emmy Rossum's concerned, the cast …
Theater A Midsummer Night's Dream. Lantern Theater continues its success with Shakespeare by giving us a funny, lusty, rowdy, charming production directed by Charles McMahon. The play summon…
Lantern Theater continues its success with Shakespeare by giving us a funny, lusty, rowdy, charming production of A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Charles McMahon.
Brad Furman had a dilemma.
His low-budget indie debut, "The Take," starring John Leguizamo, had received good reviews and positive buzz at the Toronto International Film Festival, …
Lantern Theater continues its success with Shakespeare by giving us a funny, lusty, rowdy, charming production of A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Charles McMahon.
From 300 interviews, Anna Deavere Smith built a one-woman play, giving voice to the living considering medicine and mortality.
THE PEE-WEE HERMAN SHOW ON BROADWAY. 10 p.m. Saturday, HBO.
NOT MANY Broadway shows begin with the Pledge of Allegiance, but then so few star Pee-wee Herman.
You yourself could have been part of this play.
You could have given playwright/actor Anna Deavere Smith your own testimony about illness and dying, about being there with someone you love, …
The stars of Sesame Street _ the real people _ are on Capitol Hill helping unions and activist groups protest proposed federal spending cuts to public broadcasting.
The play is a farce set in the 1880s. Electricity is in its infancy, and doctors have a new tool for treating women diagnosed with "hysteria" - the vibrator.
Gareth Edwards, a visual-effects brainiac from Britain, has, in his writing and directing debut, delivered a deft existential road movie, a muted romance, and, above all, a sci-fi allegory w…
Robert De Niro will receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at next year's Golden Globe Awards.
Thirty years after its release, The Wall still looms large on the cultural horizon, a forbidding totem marking the zenith of rock's commercial and artistic ascendancy.
In 1981, when the appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court justice, was still a gleam in President Reagan's eye, Jill Clayburgh was on a soundstage playing Ruth Loo…
Cross Martha Stewart and Groucho Marx, add a dash of Lenny Bruce and a heaping dose of LSD, and you get America's most maniacal domestic diva - Amy Sedaris, author of the magisterial how-to …
More than in any other form of classical music-making, singing without personality is all but meaningless.
Often, personality is there when the notes are not. Just as often, personality is …
