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Joseph Zada, Mckenna Grace and Whitney Peak discussed how they were cast in THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING during a TODAY appearance ahead of the film's theatrical release.
Hannah Waddingham discussed stunt advice from Tom Cruise and a meeting with Mark Hamill during an appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW with host Jennifer Hudson.
Christopher Lloyd discusses his new memoir, turning 88, a story about Jack Nicholson, and his favorite Back to the Future movie in a TODAY interview.
Jon Bon Jovi spoke with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America about his vocal cord issues and his decision to return to touring.
Carnegie Hall shared footage from its 50th anniversary Concert of the Century, featuring Yannick Nezet-Seguin leading Bernstein's Candide Overture and an all-star Make Our Garden Grow finale.
Michael Apted's documentary about Soviet rock legend Boris Grebenshchikov is now available on major streaming platforms. The remastered film features appearances by Annie Lennox, Chrissie Hynde, and other artists.
John Lydon announced ARCHIVE, a photographic memoir documenting his life and career across five decades, featuring previously unseen photographs from his private collection and reflections on THE SEX PISTOLS and PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED.
Spanish pop artist Aitana announced 2027 UK and European tour dates for the CUARTO AZUL WORLD TOUR, with stops in London and Paris. Tickets go on sale October 30.
Josh Mostel, son of legendary Zero Mostel, will receive the Mensch Award at Borscht Belt Film Fest in Ellenville. The actor will also participate in a conversation about his father's legacy and his role in the festival entry BAD SHABBOS.
Indie pop artist Gus Dapperton will perform at Fox Theatre. The musician has released multiple albums and collaborated with BENEE on the global hit 'Supalonely.'
The Frank Marshall-directed documentary about Dan Rather's journalism career will be available to stream at no cost on YouTube, celebrating independent journalism and freedom of speech.
MGM+ greenlighted an eight-episode supernatural horror investigation series based on the hit podcast, starring Emmy-nominee Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Dr. Richard Strand.
Blake Whiten announced seven new headlining dates for 2027, with the tour beginning Feb. 20 in Tallahassee, Fla. The artist will also support Gavin Adcock on 12 dates of THE DAY I HANG IT UP TOUR.
RANDY ROGERS BAND announced initial tour dates for their SONGBOOK Tour, kicking off with a New Year's Eve show in Broken Arrow, OK on December 31, 2026, followed by stops in Lawrence, Columbia, Chicago, Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, Montgomery, and San Antonio through February.
Michael Feinstein joins the NYO-USA All-Stars at Carnegie Hall to perform Michel Legrand's 'How Do You Keep the Music Playing?' in a newly shared clip from the venue.
Children’s Theatre Company is presenting the world premiere musical Twelve Kinds of Ice, based on the book by Ellen Bryan Obed. Check out a trailer for the production!
Mia Perry Bowick, Matthew Perry's sister, discussed his addiction battle and a new docuseries about his life during an appearance on TODAY.
The complete cast has been revealed for A Kidman Carol Off-Broadway. Written by Kevin Zak and directed by Skylar Fox, the production will feature Richard Perez and Phillip Taratula, among others. See rehearsal photos!
The full cast has been set for the world premiere of Girls Just Want To Have Fun, a new musical inspired by the film written by Amy Spies and featuring a score of 1980s chart-toppers. The show will play at the Pittsburgh Playhouse's PNC Theatre.
As Broadway prepares to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Rent on Monday night, stars from the original run appeared on the TODAY Show to perform 'I'll Cover You.' Watch the video now!
Williamstown rebuilds from a staff of three, Broadway’s $21B impact on NYC meets a real estate squeeze, Kimberly Motes takes the helm at Hennepin Arts, and Equity and Brighton Fringe strike a UK first. Read the full newsletter.
Freshman year is a complete fresh start. Many of us have moved across state lines, away from family, to pursue big dreams of careers in musical theater. Creating systems and routines is essential for success academically, artistically and socially.
One of my favorite things about being involved in theatre at Texas State University is getting to connect with people who share the same passion for the performing arts that I do!
I’ve become fascinated by the word magnetic. Consider this a small word study in what makes us want to know someone better, and why knowing them better can make us want to know them more.
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