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Nearly two decades after her death, iconic actress Audrey Hepburn could not be more current.
Central Park has been captured by countless photographers Âamateurs and professionals but few shots are as dramatic as one David Drebin took for his latest book.
Good night, John Boy, and goodbye. Playing the invective-slinging, feces-flinging title character in "Timon of Athens," a fire-breathing Richard Thomas bears no resemblance to his placid nic…
But the young designer scampered over obstacles to launch her own line of elegant purses, which have been carried by actress Kate Baldwin, NY1 anchor Roma Torre and "30 Rock" producer Kay Ca…
I'm a Brooklyn native, as you could probably tell. This isn't a Mississippi accent you're hearing."
Good things come in pairs, it's said. And for actress-singer Renee Elise Goldsberry, known for "One Life to Live" and the musical version of "The Color Purple," that's doubly true these days…
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Michael Cyril Creighton is an actor with a day job in a theater box office, and he plays one on the Web.
It's the coldest day of the year in New York City, around 10 degrees Fahrenheit, but John Leguizamo doesn't mind.
Geoffrey Rush is insanely great at acting crazy. He proves it nightly at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with his wacky and wonderfully touching tour de force in "The Diary of a Madman."
Mandy Patinkin knows from Âobsessives.
Do you speak English? Hoi Lun Lui thought she did.
Shows aimed at getting the audience in on the act are enjoying a mini-moment.
"When I Come To Die" follows an Indiana Death Row inmate who survives a lethal injection and gets labeled a miracle.
The problem-plagued Broadway production of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" had another hiccup Thursday night: the webslinger and the Green Goblin got stuck in mid-air during a fight scene.
Playwright A.R. Gurney is known for being a devoted and prolific chronicler of WASP culture, which he captures with warmth and perception. He's at his best when he gets reflective and dives …
The show must go on - but what about opening night? This was supposed to be a review of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" following a gala opening at the Foxwoods Theater on 42nd St. But produ…
If acting miserable together on stage is good for a relationship, Anton Chekhov may be the best thing that's happened to Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard.
Dramas about African-American slavery have seemingly covered the subject from every conceivable angle.
"Gruesome Playground Injuries" is a short play, just 80 minutes long. It wastes no time in revealing itself as irresistibly odd and exciting.
A shadowy drifter makes mobiles in "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore." As hobbies go, it's peculiar, if Calder-esque. But it fits, since Tennessee Williams' overwrought and seldom-do…
