Rob Corddry told Ben Gleib his worst quality as a father is forgetting every detail, so he just pretends he remembers, while also denying he was ever offered the Leo DiCaprio role in Titanic.
John Stamos discussed his new vertical drama series Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire and shared a Elizabeth Taylor anecdote from his GENERAL HOSPITAL days on THE TONIGHT SHOW.
Satanic doo-wop duo Twin Temple spoke with Jordan Klepper on THE DAILY SHOW about their new album Doomed Lovers, working with Shooter Jennings, and getting kicked off a tour.
John Stamos discussed his vertical drama series Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire and his upcoming role in THE HUNTING WIVES Season 2 during a visit to THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON.
Jimmy Fallon presented three cucumbers on THE TONIGHT SHOW and dared Steve Higgins to identify which one he grew himself, naming it Jimothy in the process.
Satanic doo-wop duo Twin Temple made their late-night television debut on THE DAILY SHOW, performing their new single 'Haunt Me' from the album Doomed Lovers.
Sadie Sink discussed fan speculation over her secretive Spider-Man: Brand New Day role and recalled locking eyes with her brother during her West End run of Romeo & Juliet on The Tonight Show.
Sadie Sink joined Jimmy Fallon for a game built around Spider-Man themed comic book thought bubbles, with each trying to guess what the other was thinking on THE TONIGHT SHOW.
Fabien Frankel discussed his HOUSE OF THE DRAGON character's fate and filming his final scene on THE TONIGHT SHOW, also recalling his memorable first audition story.
The Grammy-nominated South African dance musical will return to the Edinburgh International Festival, playing the Royal Lyceum Theatre with a cast of nine Soweto-based singer-dancers.
Daniel Krikler leads a cast of Rosalind Ford, Oliver Grant, TJ Holmes and others in the musical adaptation of Wladyslaw Szpilman's memoir, directed by Thom Southerland.
Emma Davies will present YOU ARE ALL RESOURCES, a comedy inspired by her own redundancy, following an HR consultant unraveling during a corporate restructure at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Equity members voted overwhelmingly to approve a new three-year deal with the Society of London Theatre, raising minimum pay and improving conditions for West End performers and stage managers.
Into The Wild Festival will return to Chiddinglye Farm in West Sussex, marking twelve years with more than 200 workshops, talks, immersive experiences and a music programme across three stages.
Eve Nicol has been appointed to the newly created Trainee Artistic Director post at The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, chosen from more than 120 applicants for the two-year position.
Brixton House announced its fourth Housemates Festival, presenting seven new plays by South London writers exploring healthcare, faith, race and survival under capitalism.
First Flight Theatre Company will present DECLARATION, a musical based on the Declaration of Independence, at the Hermitage Museum in Ho Ho Kus, New Jersey, marking America's 250th anniversary.
Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn will screen a monthlong retrospective of filmmaker Jared Masters, featuring CLUB LINGERIE, ROLLER JUNKIES, and AGALMATOPHILIA, with a Q&A to follow one screening.