ANCHORMAN DROPS SUIT AGAINST TELE-CHARGE
It's hard to see how the idea that everyone in the world is separated by only six people ever seemed fresh - or how the play ever became a hit.
GOOD news, ladies: Heartthrob Hunter Parrish is unattached.
"ON the Waterfront" is finally being staged where it belongs -- on the waterfront.
It's not easy being an idol. Diana Ross went to the Westside Theater to see her daughter, Tracee Ellis Ross, perform in "Love, Loss, and What I Wore" and almost escaped without incident.
IT was a war of the D-list families at the Providenciales Airport on Turks and Caicos Islands Wednesday, when "Hairspray" star Nikki Blonsky and "America's Next Top Model" contestant Bianca …
IF Jeff Daniels ever felt intimidated about going up against Tony Soprano, it's all over now.
BROADWAY is buzzing about costumer-to-the-stars Janet Bloor's new book on the history of rubber.
As far as I know, February, March and April have not been designated gay-men's history months. But you wouldn't know that from our theaters.
DID Martha Plimpton trash her "Hurlyburly" co-star, Ethan Hawke, after a performance the other night?
ADD Christine Ebersole to the list of kooks who say the 9/11 terror attacks were an inside job.
Richard Thomas, who played "John Boy" on "The Waltons" in the '70s, has his own talented boy, Montana, 13.
ROSIE O'Donnell's ego reared its obnoxious head at a planning session for the Broadway musical she's producing, leaving the show's creative team in a bewildered funk.