Cast albums, theatre books, videos and upcoming releases from the world of Broadway.
Taye Diggs joined TODAY to talk about celebrating individuality in his new children's book 'Prince Bedhead,' and and his return to the stage for the 30th anniversary of 'Rent.'
In my excitement to be able to do everything, I had given myself no time to do nothing. And nothing was what I needed more than anything else.
It's not easy to find safe, healthy environments for young actors. Most actors under 12 just want to learn! Their hunger to grow is obvious, so what does that mean for us?
One of my favorite quotes is “If you knew you were one hundred rejections away from your dream, think how excited you’d be every time someone told you no' (Unknown).
When I walked into the Music Box Theatre to see a Saturday matinee of Suffs in July of 2024, I expected to see a story of fiery feminism and the fight for women’s suffrage.
Theatre helps us remember, helps us savor the life that we have while we have it. We must remember those who gave us life, who walked this path with us, who taught us what we know. We must see the joy in this world in spite of the sorrow.
I spent most of my freshman year of college adjusting to a completely new lifestyle: navigating dorm life with a roommate, figuring out meals according to the dining halls, and taking classes just to fulfill my gen-ed requirements.
I am a theatre maker. Great. But what does that mean? As a theatre maker, I do it all. I act, I direct. I stage manage and design. I’m a dramaturg, and I produce. And I work on many shows at once. Seems simple, right? The answer is yes. But no.
Cameras are flashing, and everyone’s talking as celebrities make their way down the press line. My hands shake as I hold up the microphone for my first interview. I steady the microphone, take a breath, and begin asking my questions.
“What’s your major?” - A question in which I guarantee my response will stump you or at least boost your curiosity. I am here to finally debunk what my major actually entails, what possible careers can emerge from it, and my why.
It is incredibly special to look back on the blog posts I have written and see the progress I have made from a girl who had to be convinced not to drop out of school and change my career to someone who can’t imagine doing anything else.
The National Museum of Mathematics in New York presents an exhibition exploring M.C. Escher's work through mathematical structures and concepts, featuring over 60 prints and three-dimensional objects alongside a series of in-person programs.
Tickets for Denis Villeneuve's final chapter in the DUNE saga are now on sale through Fandango, with early buyers eligible to receive exclusive items in the film-inspired game DUNE: AWAKENING.
Unplugs transparent earplugs with a two-mode sound control switch have launched at 60 Live Nation venues across the U.S. through a partnership including an equity investment from Live Nation.
The Tearaways released their newly remastered album AND FOR OUR NEXT TRICK digitally via DC-Jam Records. Produced by Ed Stasium, the record features late Blondie drummer Clem Burke's final recordings with the band.
Toronto-born artist Nicole Simone released her debut full-length album CIRCLES via Soul Spazm, featuring singles Chateau, Circles, and Suit Undone inspired by her time between Toronto and Los Angeles.
DEAD OF NIGHT, a mystery-horror thriller starring Dermot Mulroney, Scott Grimes, Jake Busey, and Kirrilee Berger, will arrive in theaters through Level 33 Entertainment. The film follows a sheriff and his daughter investigating brutal murders in a small town.
The Tom Petty Estate unveiled a music video for the extended, newly mixed version of 'Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)' directed by Alan Bibby and drawn from the band's 1978 BBC performance.
Directors Èlia Gasull Balada and Matteo Norzi's documentary on Amazonian artist Sara Flores will premiere as the opening night film of DOC NYC, following its world premiere at Toronto International Film Festival.
Theatre Charlotte will bring a rarely produced adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein to the stage, offering Charlotte audiences the chance to experience Nick Dear's acclaimed retelling.
Andy Cohen joined THE VIEW to discuss what surprised him most while revisiting the early years of Real Housewives for his new book, Andy's Bravo Scrapbook, and how the franchise has changed.
Dance Theatre of Harlem performed 'African Waltz' on THE VIEW in honor of Sunny Hostin's birthday, with executive director Anna Glass and artistic director Robert Garland discussing arts education on the daytime talk show.
A new clip from Hulu's PHONY shows Sonny, played by Sam Nivola, confronting his mother, played by Connie Britton, after he claims to find proof she is not who she says she is.
The cast of NCIS: ORIGINS plays a round of superlatives, weighing in on the biggest class clown, the best shoulder to cry on and who is most likely to go viral on TikTok.
A 91-year-old jazz musician and his granddaughter discussed their viral musical connection during an appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW with host Jennifer Hudson.
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