Meryl Streep News

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden and guests Christina Applegate and Mila Kunis faced a series of tough questions they either have to answer truthfully or eat vile items like calf's brain and cow tongue

Fans of JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE well know that actor Matt Damon and Jimmy have had relationship issues. They've tried therapy before and it didn't go very well, but last night, they decided to give it another shot.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, after James Corden called guest Chris Pine out on his unusual hugging posture, the two work on their form.

Aaron Sorkin reveals his power to influence streetlights, as they shut off when he drives under them, and James offers him some advice on how to parlay that with women.

James Corden's White House tour took an unthinkable turn last night with First Lady Michelle Obama joining him for a drive around the grounds singing Stevie Wonder and Beyonce.

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, music guest Lewis Del Mar performed "Loud(y)" for the studio audience. Watch the appearance below!

After asking Saldana and Stiles to compare acting and dancing, James asks guest Paul Feig to recreate his dance sequence from "Ski Patrol."

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, music guest SWMRS performed 'Figuring It Out' for the live studio audience. Watch the appearance below!

On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, Reggie Watts asked Juliette Lewis to pick a band she would join. And guest Zachary Quinto chatted about his recent travels that ended with him taking a selfie in a Chico's store

Below, check out a preview clip of the upcoming Carpool Karaoke with First Lady Michelle Obama. The full video will air this Wednesday, July 20th!

Sony Classical proudly announces the release of Ghostbusters (Original Motion Picture Score) to accompany Sony Pictures' highly anticipated feature film Ghostbusters, in theaters today, July 15. Featuring a score by multi-award winning composer Theodore Shapiro, the album is available now digitally and on CD today, July 15.

Happy Birthday Tony Kushner! Kushner's best known work is Angels in America, a seven-hour epic about the AIDS epidemic in Reagan-era New York, which was later adapted into a miniseries for which Kushner wrote the screenplay. His other plays include Hydriotaphia, Slavs!: Thinking About the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness, A Bright Room Called Day, Homebody/Kabul, and the book for the musical Caroline, or Change. His new translation of Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children was performed at the Delacorte Theater in the summer of 2006 starring Meryl Streep and directed by George C. Wolfe. Kushner has also adapted Brecht's The Good Person of Szechwan, Corneille's The Illusion, and S. Ansky's play The Dybbuk.

A riveting psychological drama that explores the fine line between truth and ambiguity, Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley is one of the most acclaimed plays in American theater history. Producing artistic director caryn desai [sic] helms a new production for an August 19 opening at International City Theatre. Two low-priced previews take place on Aug. 17 and Aug. 18.

T. Fellowship, in association with Columbia University School of the Arts, announces the next T. Fellow is Christopher Maring, the fifth fellow in the one?year program designed to educate and empower new creative producers. The fellow will receive a stipend of $10,000 with a $20,000 budget for the development of a new theatrical production.

Guess which one is the optimist of the pair and which one thinks everything will flop.

The eight new plays in development at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's National Playwrights Conference will feature Broadway actress Ali Stroker (Spring Awakening the Deaf West Broadway revival, The GLEE Project), Drama Desk Award-nominee Margo Seibert (ROCKY on Broadway), television's Jeremy Bobb (The Knick, House of Cards, Hostages), Luke Macfarlane (Brothers & Sisters, Mercy Street), and Melanie Nicholls King (The Wire).

John Krasinski turned to Twitter today to announce the news that he and wife Emily Blunt welcomed the arrival of their second child, Violet two weeks ago.

Every year, the Birmingham Hippodrome bring a blockbuster West End musical to the UK's second city; a brilliant tradition eclipsed only in size and scale by their annual pantomime. Their 2016 offering is Mamma Mia, bringing the azure blue skies of Greece to the typically grey British summer in Birmingham.

According to Broadway Journal, The Culture Project, a theater located in the East Village, has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Jason Robert Brown proves once again to be one of Broadway's brightest and best composers.