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The star lost his home in the Pacific Palisades during the 2025 California wildfires.
'Chicago' hit what appears to be its highest total yet thanks to Mark Ballas and Whitney Leavitt.
Dunham gives more details about how she and fellow showrunner Jenni Konner grew apart and how much of her life can be found within the 'Girls' storylines, including the Q-Tip incident.
In his memoir 'The Madness of Believing,' out April 15, Josh Owens details what it was like working for conspiracy theorist Alex Jones " and how it all started to come crashing down.
Trammell Tillman, Gaten Matarazzo and more were cast in the musical film adaptation.
The play, starring Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson, centers on a man wrongly convicted of a crime, fitting into Kardashian's push for social justice reform.
Rosamund Pike also won for her legal drama 'Inter Alia,' though U.S. star Bryan Cranston lost out on the best actor prize to 'Kenrex' actor Jack Holden.
The darkly hedonistic roman-Ã -cef 'The Plunge' loosely draws from the white-hot screenwriter and playwright's experience following her split with the disgraced Amazon exec.Â
The bestselling investigative reporter behind 'Say Nothing' and 'Empire of Pain' turns true crime into best-sellers that become prestige TV.
Christopher Abbott and Ben Ahlers also star in Joe Mantello's Broadway revival of the 1949 landmark American drama, which remains sadly relevant more than 75 years later.
The bestselling author has been writing under her pseudonym.
The pop star will lead the June 7 ceremony at Radio City Music Hall, breaking from the tradition of having a Broadway performer as host.
The legal drama transfers to Broadway after a West End run .
The legendary designer, who has been living quietly in the Hamptons, is exec producing a play about the legendary couturier.
The show will run for eight weeks at the Barbican Theatre before embarking on a U.K. and Ireland tour.
The move marks a big shakeup in the world of drama schools, as both have long been viewed as the premiere institutions for actors.
Four new shows began previews last week, with nine more also gearing up for opening.
Shawn and his partner stepped into his play, 'What We Did Before Our Moth Days,' subbing in for actors who were ill.
The first private workshop of the project will be held this week.
The a cappella musical, written by Dave Malloy, follows a support group for internet addicts.
Composer and writer Dylan MarcAurele on developing the off-Broadway show, which pays loving homage to the series with songs like "Big Ass, Cold Heart" and "Shane Hollander Slap That Stick."
George Miller's 2006 animated Oscar-winning hit movie is being developed for the live stage by Tony-winning Dori Berinstein, with Michael Arden to direct.
Five show began previews last week, including 'The Rocky Horror Show' and 'The Lost Boys.'
Jon Ortiz and Jessica Hecht also star in director Rupert Goold's misguided Broadway production based on the 1975 Sidney Lumet film.
Hargitay takes over the solo show from Daniel Radcliffe at the end of May.
