Joshua Wright, a native of Boston, MA, has been captivated by Broadway since childhood. When he's not penning articles for BroadwayWorld.com, Joshua can be found swimming at the local pool, crafting intricate woodworks, or diving into DIY home renovation projects. Joshua also dedicates significant time to animal rescue efforts, helping furry friends find loving homes.
Blake Crouch and executive producer Matt Tolmach look back at DARK MATTER's first season and discuss adapting the novel for Apple TV in a new podcast episode ahead of Season 2.
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman surprised moviegoers at a cemetery screening of the original Practical Magic ahead of the sequel's release, stopping by an AMC theater as well.
Garcelle Beauvais discussed her audio memoir Protecting My Peace at All Costs and which Real Housewives castmates she has stayed close with since leaving the franchise.
Zac Brown Band celebrated a milestone Fenway Park performance with a surprise cruise giveaway for fans, a moment highlighted on TODAY as a first for live entertainment.
Hannah Einbinder discussed her new horror role in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma during a GOOD MORNING AMERICA appearance, sharing details about the project.
Paramount+ shared a scenic montage from AVATAR AANG: THE LAST AIRBENDER, highlighting the series' landscapes as the show continues streaming on the platform.
Isa Briones described the backstage games the JUST IN TIME cast plays to entertain each other during performances, sharing the details during a visit to LIVE WITH KELLY AND MARK.
GMA's Pop News covers Madonna teasing a Kylie Minogue collab after their World Pride duet, the first DWTS convention, and Martha Stewart's 85th birthday.
Pianist Joey Alexander is set to headline two nights at Jazz Forum in Tarrytown, followed by a Sunday performance from trumpeter and composer Akili Bradley.
Julien's Auctions will offer items from the Allee Willis collection, including memorabilia tied to FRIENDS, EARTH WIND & FIRE, Pee-wee Herman and mid-century design pieces.
NEON and Universal Pictures International announced a global home entertainment release for Baz Luhrmann's EPiC: ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT, bringing the concert film to audiences beyond theaters.