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For more than 30 years, the sights and sounds of New York City have always dripped into Suzanne Vega's music " most notably with her famous (and frequently covered) song "Tom's Diner," writt…
Hollywood's "Spotlight," about the Boston Globe's investigation into crimes covered up by the Catholic Church, fully deserved its 2015 Oscar for Best Picture. It also made working for a dail…
He played Hemingway in "Midnight in Paris," a doomed congressman in "House of Cards," and a gay heartbreaker in "Girls." And while he's got one more season to fight zombies on "The Strain," …
When it comes to post-show parties for his trippy, sci-fi-themed hip-hop group Clipping, ex-"Hamilton" star Daveed Diggs enjoys getting his kicks from legal substances. "We get people who ex…
Television’s current love affair with stage musicals is turning out to be a boon for Broadway stars. Just as NBC’s “Sound of Music Live!” introduced TV audiences to t…
Before the first preview of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" Tuesday night, producer Howard Kagan stood in front of his cast and crew and informed them that The Post was about…
A playwright is accusing noted off-Broadway producer Jonathan Rockefeller of fraud, claiming his newest puppet-production “That Golden Girls Show! A Puppet Parody!” is a blatant …
One autumn day, in early November 2013, Lady Gaga rolled up to the SiriusXM Radio studios in New York to give an extended town hall-style interview to promote her new album, "Artpop." In fro…
"Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," a musical inspired by Tolstoy's "War and Peace," takes place during Napoleon's invasion of Russia. But the feud among the producers of the sh…
Diane Lane has returned to Broadway after 39 years " and she should've stayed away a little longer. The movie star, who first stretched her legs in a 1977 production of Anton Chekhov's "The …
Al Capone, public enemy No. 1 and the most powerful gangster of the Prohibition era, spent the last years of his life in seclusion at his house in Florida. He fished from his boat, doted on …
A woman walks into a London butcher shop. You know her, I know her, we all know her. She's the Manic Pixie Dream Girl (MPDG): That mysterious, hyperactive female character who has been helpi…
It must be nice to be Sonia Friedman and Colin Calendar , the producers of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which has racked up $40 million in advance ticket sales in London. They're loo…
Just the idea of having a meal with a movie made me queasy. The new iPic cinema's heavily hyped "dining in the dark" concept sounded too much like the infamous Â"silent dinner" in Greenpo…
Before he became a television superstar, William Shatner was a classically trained actor who, many of his theater pals believed, had the chops to play Hamlet, Macbeth and, one day, King Lear…
Our long national downer is over. "Oh, Hello," which opened Monday night on Broadway, has finally put an end to entertainment's interminable War on Fun. The smart, 95-minute two-hander creat…
Bull Tuesday, 9 p.m., CBS Geneva Carr is one of two New York theater actors on "Bull" (Christopher Jackson, the "Hamilton" star who plays stylist Chunk Palmer, is the other). Encouraged by C…
You may have partied with Justin Timberlake, howled with Margot Robbie or clinked glasses with Bono " and not even known it. That's true for theatergoers at "Sleep No More," the off-Broadway…
The woman screamed for her life, but Bryan Cranston says he couldn't hear her as he repeatedly slammed her head into the brick wall, in retaliation for stalking him around the country and th…
Nick Kroll and John Mulaney lead double lives: Their 70-something alta-kocker alter egos " Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, respectively " say they met during the Columbia University stud…
Here’s a tip for Broadway's theater owners: Get yourselves to Vienna to see the new musical by "Wicked" composer Stephen Schwartz. My Viennese spies say it's sensational. It's called "…
Newspapers are thriving! Well, at least on Broadway, where "The Front Page," Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's 1928 comedy about tabloid wars in Chicago, is shaping up to be the smash of the…
Looks like Lady Gaga's got some unexpected company for Super Bowl weekend. Taylor Swift on Tuesday signed a giant multi-million dollar deal with telecom giant AT&T that will have T-Swizz…
LOS ANGELES " Lady Gaga is choosing the intimacy of dive bars over arenas to showcase songs from her new album, “Joanne.” She’ll appear at a handful of bars beginning this …
Making your Broadway debut is downright miserable. Grumpy Cat became the first feline to ever appear in a production of "Cats" Friday evening at the Neil Simon Theatre in Midtown. The unimpr…
