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Sharon Osbourne on Ozzy's Final Concert Film
Sharon Osbourne shares her emotional reaction to Ozzy Osbourne's final concert film premiering Oct 25.
Deadline · 1m
Theater Program Boosts Confidence for Children with Developmental Issues
Hokagorubi theater program helps children with autism and ADHD build confidence through performance.
The Japan Times · 1m
Dallas theater couple dies in crash
Two SMU theater graduates killed in Dallas car crash.
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · 1m
James McAvoy's Directorial Debut California Schemin'
James McAvoy's directorial debut California Schemin' debuts in U.S. theaters after a year-long journey from Toronto Film Festival.
ScreenRant · 1m
NAZA Documentary Hits $500,000 Without Distributor
NAZA documentary earns $504,074 in U.S. and Canada without distributor.
TheWrap · 1m
Obsession Returns to 4DX Theaters for Halloween
Obsession makes a one-day 4DX theater return ahead of Halloween.
Polygon · 1m
Digger And Birdman Share Absurdist Comedy DNA
Alejandro González Iñárritu's Digger and Birdman both explore actors' struggles with authenticity through absurdist comedy.
ScreenRant · 1m
Alice Cooper's New York Nightmare
Alice Cooper's band lost guitars, identity, and more after a New York heist.
Guitar World · 1m
John Turturro on 'Only Living Pickpocket'
John Turturro hopes Coen brothers reunite after Oscar buzz for 'Only Living Pickpocket'.
IndieWire · 1m
Slam Frank: Subversive Theater Review
Slam Frank challenges theater's identity politics with bold satire.
AV Club · 1m
NYU Langone Buys Kips Bay AMC Site
New Yorkers protest NYU Langone's private purchase of AMC Kips Bay theater site.
Variety · 1m
Tom Cruise's Digger Opens Low, Verity Tops Box Office
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' opens at $10M with lowest North American start in 19 years, while Colleen Hoover's 'Verity' leads with $32.7M worldwide.
Deadline · 2m
Tom Cruise Proud of 'Digger' Despite Box Office Struggles
Tom Cruise celebrates 'Digger' success despite weak opening numbers.
TheWrap · 1m
25 Things to Do in Chicago Sept 24-30
Chicago's fall arts and music events from Sept 24-30.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
Trump defends Kennedy Center naming bid
Trump claims credit for saving Kennedy Center after adding his name.
Seattletimes · 1m
Detroit '67: Sibling Rivalry Amid Civil Unrest
Detroit siblings clash over inheritance and racial tensions in 1967 play.
Chicago Sun-Times · 1m
Jeremy Harris on Democrats, DSA, and Broadway
Jeremy Harris critiques establishment Democrats and Broadway's crisis as he seeks solutions with NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Vanity Fair · 1m
Moving iMage Technologies Revenue Timing Shifts
MITQ's Q4 revenue miss and DCS acquisition drive investor focus.
Alphastreet - Earnings Decoded. Market Intelligence Delivered · 1m
Classic Books Return to Screen in 2026
Three literary classics get new screen adaptations this fall: Pride and Prejudice, East of Eden, and Sense and Sensibility.
Woman's World · 1m
Duncan Sheik's Music Resonated With Online Theater Kids
Duncan Sheik's 'Spring Awakening' soundtrack became a cultural touchstone for online teen theater communities.
Mashable · 1m
AMC pays $56k for disability discrimination
AMC settles disability discrimination lawsuit after employee with cerebral palsy was forced to quit.
The Banner · 1m
Matthew Lillard regrets 'Scream 7' role after Melissa Barrera fired
Matthew Lillard admits feeling ashamed for starring in 'Scream 7' after Melissa Barrera was fired for Gaza comments
Variety · 1m
Chicago's 24 Sept 17-23 Events
Chicago Live Festival, theater shows, and music events highlight the city's cultural scene this week
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
Lizzie Borden's Girlfriend: The Actress Who Broke Her Heart
The strange, short friendship between America's most infamous accused killer and a struggling stage star who may have been much more.
Vanity Fair · 3m
Rosie O'Donnell joins Rocky Horror on Broadway
The comedian will step in as The Narrator for two weeks while Rachel Dratch takes a brief leave from the show.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m · 5 views
Come From Away lands in West Fargo
Stage West brings the Tony-winning musical about stranded 9/11 passengers and Gander's kindness to local audiences.
Valleynewslive · 1m
A permanent home for immigrant stories in Inwood
Eighteen years after starting in a one-bedroom apartment, the People's Theatre opened a 19,000-square-foot cultural center in upper Manhattan.
ABC7 New York · 1m
'Annie' is coming back to Broadway for its 50th birthday
A new production of the Tony-winning musical opens in fall 2027, with 'Oh, Mary!' director Sam Pinkleton in charge.
ABC7 New York · 1m
Hamilton tops Broadway as Chris Jackson returns
A soft week on Broadway had two clear winners: Hamilton's returning star and a Netflix cheerleader making her debut.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Rather die from Hamlet than AIDS
Andrew Scott plays a dying actor who chooses the stage over safety, in a film about living, not dying.
Mashable · 2m · 5 views
The West End's Sondheim revival just collapsed
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey both walked, and now the whole 2027 Barbican production is gone.
Rolling Stone · 1m
A play that won everything, a film that misses
Cynthia Erivo plays a barrister whose faith in the law collapses after she is raped, and the film still falls flat.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Where Hollywood eats when it's in Baltimore
The cast behind Center Stage's hit comedy 'Bocking' spent two months eating their way through Charm City, and they have receipts.
The Banner · 2m