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The cast of Broadway smash Hamilton recently went viral once again with Lin-Manuel Miranda as the Sweeny Todd! Read More »
Ever since, tributes have continued to pour in, honoring Prince who made the color purple his own -- and among those paying their respects was the cast of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway mega-hit muscial Hamilton, who sang "Let's Go Crazy!" Read More »
Lin-Manuel Miranda (creator and star of the hit Broadway musical Hamilton) snapped a photo with infamous "Rap God" Eminem after another sold-out performance in New York City on Thursday (January 28). The celebrity encounter left the renowned composer somewhat speechless: Read More »
Over the years, Broadway has spawned, fostered, and even shot down some of the biggest film stars in the world. From mega-stars like Bruce Willis and Al Pacino, to lesser known stars, some of the most prominent names in Hollywood took center stage on Broadway in 2015. Plenty of new names are preparing to take their roles into the new year, including Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Lypita Nyong'o. London's West End will also host a handful of huge stars on stage in 2016, including Matthew Perry and Uzo Aduba. This inclusion of high-profile actors is expected to boost ticket demand both stateside and across the pond. Read More »
Actress and former radio personality Alani "Lala" Anthony announced that she's producing Oscar Award winner Lupita N'Yongo's first Broadway debut in Eclipsed at the John Goldman Theater opening on March 26 through June 19. Read More »
Looks like NeNe Leakes had a taste of her own medicine when the appeared on The View earlier this week. According to US Weekly the Broadway star slammed the ladies of the talkshow, calling them "mean girls." Read More »
Bollywood's most celebrated actor, Amitabh Bachchan, lends his voice to one of a kind play by Disney India. Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" play debuts in Mumbai with the prologue narrated by none other than Amitabh Bachchan. Read More »
NeNe Leakes is once again trading in the Georgia peaches for some New York apples. The former 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star proved that she can work the spotlight and command a stage when she played in Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, and it looks like she's getting ready to do it all over again. Leakes has announced she will be making her return to the Broadway stage in the musical Chicago. Read More »
How I Met Your Mother and Gone Girl talented jack of all tradesman Neil Patrick Harris debuts in his new hit variety show, Best Time Ever, on NBC this month. The show airs every week, Tuesdays at 10 p.m. According to the new host, we can expect plenty of laughs, special celebrity guests and lots of sharable moments that cater to the YouTube generation. Read More »
One of film and theater's legends, Theodore Bikel, passed away today at the age of 91 of natural causes. Bikel had been in the film business for decades and was probably most notable for and his theater roles in The Sound of Music and Fiddler on the Roof. Read More »
Fans crossed their fingers hoping the NBC cancelled drama, "Constantine," would find another home by now. After playing the DC Comics anti-hero, John Constantine, actor Matt Ryan moves onto his next project and joins Keira Knightley on a Broadway production. Read More »
Bradley Cooper may be staring down an Oscar nomination for his role in 'American Sniper' - while also packing houses on Broadway for his turn in 'Elephant Man' - but did the actor miss his true calling? Taking to 'The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon' stage, Cooper — resplendent in an afro-visor combination given to him earlier by Fallon to celebrate a Producers Guild of America Award nomination and his 40th birthday — shredded the solo from Neil Young's classic "Down by the River"... all on his air guitar. Read More »
Well, Larry David didn’t exactly say he’s not going to do another season of HBO’s famed Curb Your Enthusiasm, but he kind of … well, did. In a new interview with Grantland’s Bill Simmons, David talked up his new Broadway play Fish in the Dark, his thoughts on all the criticism behind the infamous Seinfeld finale, and yes, whether or not he’s doing another season of Curb. Read More »
