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BILL and Hillary Clinton glitzed up Angus McIndoe's namesake Broadway hangout the other night when they came in for a late bite after catching "Democracy."
BILL and Hillary Clinton glitzed up Angus McIndoe's namesake Broadway hangout the other night when they came in for a late bite after catching "Democracy."
D.C.'s annual celebration lauds legends
DID black magic and a curse play a role in the death of Ronald Tavel -- the Obie-winning playwright and Andy Warhol collaborator who mysteriously died aboard a Thailand-bound jet last week?
THREE major Broadway stars are taking time off from their own projects to help push through "Slut," a new musical premiering at the Fringe Festival Aug. 9.
Third item.
CY'S PARTING GIFT
SHIRLEY Jones just turned 75, but she hasn't slowed down since she starred in "Oklahoma!" in 1955. The grandmother of 10 goes topless in an upcoming episode of A&E's "The Cleaner."
THE early buzz on the movie adapatation of Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" isn't exactly boffo.
IF dogs were critics, then Kristin Chenoweth would be out of work.
KEVIN Kline to the rescue. Juilliard's centennial on Monday was supposed to be hosted by Juilliard alumni Christine Baranski and Bradley Whitford.
IT'S the neatest -- and grossest -- stage trick on Broadway.