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You've seen her: A woman with a face-lift who looks dewy from the neck up but whose crepe-y hands give away her age.
"I'm always cold."
What's in a name?
It could be curtains for child actors on Broadway: Proposed state regulations would slash the number of hours for child performers. And that, critics say, would make it nearly impossible for…
Jon Robin Baitz likes his fictional California families rich, connected and clamorously close-knit.
"The Importance of Being Earnest" turns 116 next month, and the old joker is surprisingly spry.
It's not about complexity. It's about manipulation.
In his debut play, "Blood From a Stone," Tommy Nohilly paints his portrait of the American family.
The actor badly hurt when he tumbled from the stage at the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" returned to the theater for the first time since his accident, going backstage to …
The New Yorker had no idea what to expect when she landed a starring role on ABC's new drama.
Adam Bock is a playwright with an ear for true-to-life dialogue, an eye for deftly developed characters and a nose for narratives that never lead where you expect.
"Twilight" and the "The Vampire Diaries" have made creatures of the night hip and hot.
After dropping out of her lead part on Spider-Man the Musical, Natalie Mendoza made her first official comments about leaving the $65 million production on Thursday.
Tony-winning composer Lin-Manuel Miranda brought a new awareness of Washington Heights/Inwood with his musical "In the Heights," which ends its Broadway run next Sunday. "One of the most enj…
Top Education officials Friday denied censoring a school play that slammed outgoing schools Chancellor Joel Klein.
This will likely be my last post on the Daily News website. I was informed a month ago that there will be a major redesign of the site and The Cultural Tourist will not be part of it. As of …
Even if 2010 wasn't a banner year in theater, there was still much to savor. That includes stars and newcomers delivering A-plus performances to boost B-minus shows, from Mark Rylance as a h…
While we're all in a returning mood, three Daily News critics reconsider a review from 2010: Jim Farber has new found Bieber fever, Joe Dziemianowicz mends fences with the revival of "Fences…
