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There's something about a baby bump that makes the jazzy standard "The Best Is Yet to Come" even riper with meaning.
One of Broadway's sunniest songs costars in a new TV spot for one of the year's darkest action movies.
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
But a woman playing the Bard's besotted Romeo is bound to raise eyebrows " and questions.
The fitfully amusing but distractingly diffuse comedy "American Hero" follows three diverse people trying to earn their daily bread at a sandwich shop.
Barrett Foa has a degree in Barbra Streisand, a B.A. in B.S. that goes with starring in "Buyer & Cellar" at the Barrow Street Theatre.
Annette Bening, the Oscar-nominated big screen star, will flex her stage muscles in the Shakepeare in the Park production of "King Lear" led by John Lithgow this summer.
Led Zeppelin may soon be climbing the stairway to the courthouse. A new lawsuit claims that the opening notes of the band's iconic 1971 track "Stairway to Heaven" was lifted from another ban…
We're gonna need a bigger boat slip. Pop-culture piers are packed as "The Last Ship" " two of them, actually " sets sail in June.
Estelle Parsons was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Obies on Monday, while Philip Seymour Hoffman was remembered for a life cut short.
James Franco is a man of many talents: Acting, painting, directing, taking provocative and slightly unhinged selfies. He's also a man of many degrees. So who better than the star to discuss …
Stage animals don't come more magnetic than Linda Lavin. She's a fierce star with the gift of grab.
But her estimable gifts can't put a shine on Nicky Silver's murky tragicomic hodg…
Valerie Harper's legal battle is over. The actress and producer Matthew Lombardo have settled their lawsuit, which Lombardo had filed against Harper for not revealing her cancer diagnosis un…
It's no laughing matter to him. Monty Python co-founder Terry Gilliam slammed his own involvement in the comedy troupe's eagerly-awaited summer reunion as "a sell out."
Triple Tony-award winning actress Glenn Close will return to Broadway later this year after a 20-year absence, starring opposite John Lithgow in a new production of Edward Albee's "A Delicat…
The theater community is expected to celebrate late great actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, but some of the most heartfelt salutes have come from people far from New York stages.
Gardner McKay's 1971 play "Sea Marks" reminds us that romance, like real estate, hangs on the almighty trinity " location, location, location.
Fueled by "Freaky Friday" fantasy and actual health-insurance angst, "Under My Skin" is a body-swapping comedy with preexisting conditions " creaky bones and lameness.
New York-based playwright Ryann Weir studied the occasion's glamour and decorum for her latest stage production, 'Debutante,' which examines the lives of young women being thrust into the so…
Hugh Jackman is jacked to host the Tony Awards for the third time, but he's also looking forward to being onstage for a longer stint in the near future.
Like the throwaway paper that gives "The Few" its title, the play's three outcasts could be tossed aside and nobody'd notice " or care.
This 1950s musical fable about a Parisian prostitute with a heart of gold is supposed to be cheeky and frolicsome fun.
But in a rare Encores! misfire, "Irma La Douce" is so leaden that it…
That's one way to tip your hat. Neil Patrick Harris stripped down naked with nothing but a top hat covering his private bits for the May 22 issue of Rolling Stone.
Politics and personal lives are inextricably " and wrenchingly " tangled in the topical and fast-moving drama "The City of Conversation," premiering at Lincoln Center.
Among the targets: "Matilda" and its murky lyrics; "Bullets Over Broadway" for its rehashed material; and the glut of jukebox musicals.
Valerie Harper is fighting back after being hit with a $2 million lawsuit from a Broadway producer over her cancer diagnosis.
