IF you ever wondered what happened to Richard Beymer, Natalie Wood's co-star in the movie version of "West Side Story," you can check out his autobiog raphy - titled, aptly enough, "Whatever…
BRITISH playwright John Osborne freaked out at how friendly New Yorkers were when he arrived for the 1958 premiere of his "Look Back in Anger" on Broadway.
WHEN Broadway and cabaret singer Josephine Premise died two years ago, her daughter, Susan Fales-Hill, organized a memorial tribute in the St. Regis ballroom where Premise once sang "Je Ne Regrette Rien" (I Regret Nothing)."
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MARY J. Blige's turn as a rescued death-row prisoner in "The Exonerated" at the Bleecker Street Theater may be making her fans happy, but it's driving local residents nuts.
An optimistic Mayor Bloomberg sang, danced and spoofed himself and the local media at last night's Inner Circle dinner with journalists who cover City Hall.
Dressed in knightly chainmail as King Mike the Monarch, Hizzoner performed a skit dubbed "Spendalot," based on the Broadway musical "Spamalot."
DAN Klores, who started out making millions in public relations and then started making documentaries, has now written a play, "Little Doc," which will have its first reading today at Center…
RUSH Limbaugh will not be surprised to learn that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and her husband, Paul, saw the original production of "Hair" in 1967 as hippie-loving newlyweds.
Long before Ron Silver was diagnosed with cancer, the brilliant actor who co-founded the Creative Coalition was dead as far as his career was concerned.
