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Kyle MacLachlan, Star of David Lynch’s ‘Dune,’ Was the Only One on Set Who Knew What ‘Dune’ Was About
In an exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, MacLachlan recalls the sweat, tears and toxic smoke on the set of the sci-fi epic (his first film, which turned out to be an epic bomb) and realizing that the team had failed to ask the most basic questions about Frank Herbert's classic novel.
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Neil Patrick Harris, Julianne Hough, Austin Scott to Return to Broadway in ‘Damn Yankees’
This is the first Broadway revival of Damn Yankees in more than 30 years.
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How Bob Chapek’s Disney Dream Turned Into an Instant Nightmare: Bob Iger “Wanted to See Me Fail”
In an exclusive excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, the author recalls the euphoric moment he was anointed CEO of the House of Mouse, and the immediate signs that his predecessor (and eventual successor) had second thoughts about leaving.
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How a Shelved ‘The Glass Hotel’ Adaptation Helped Emily St. John Mandel Write Her New Novel
The author discusses 'Exit Party,' the latest status of her various page-to-screen adaptations, and what it's like engaging with the "dehumanizing" sides of Hollywood.
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Broadway Box Office: ‘Titanique’ Hits New High, ‘Oh, Mary!’ Jumps As Bowen Yang Takes Over
Bowen Yang began performances as Mary Todd Lincoln on Sept. 15.
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Inside Ari Emanuel’s Earliest Days in Hollywood: Coffee Runs, Couch Surfing and Replacing Michael Ovitz’s Toilet Paper
In an exclusive excerpt from Emanuel's memoir 'Roll the Calls,' he details his time in the CAA mailroom, writing, "Sometimes it feels as if the yeller is actually getting off, as if they’re a textbook sadist, and sometimes it feels like basic revenge, because the yeller got yelled at when he worked in the mailroom."
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Peter Max, the Psychedelic Pop Artist, Dies at 88
"We will remember his extraordinary creativity, his warmth, his curiosity, and the way he saw beauty and possibility everywhere," his son Adam Max said in the statement.
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‘Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)’ Sets Broadway Closing Date
The show, which was among the 2026 best musical nominees, will play its final performance after one year on Broadway.
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Rosie O’Donnell to Join ‘Rocky Horror’ On Broadway For Short Stint, Stepping in For Rachel Dratch
O'Donnell will play The Narrator from Oct. 6 through Oct. 18, as Dratch takes a short leave.
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Broadway Box Office: ‘Hamilton’ Hits $2.5M As Chris Jackson Returns, ‘School Girls’ Starts Previews
Meg Stalter also played her final week of performances in 'Oh, Mary!'
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Quentin Tarantino to Release ‘The Adventures of Cliff Booth’ Book in December
“Hollywood, 1977. The Swinging Sixties are long gone — but Clifford Booth keeps on keeping on,“ the synopsis reads of the upcoming book centered on the character played by Brad Pitt in the 2019 film.
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Sam Pinkleton to Direct Broadway Revival of ‘Annie’
The 'Oh, Mary' director will helm the revival which is set to come to Broadway in fall 2027.
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Andrew Scott to Reprise Role in ‘Sea Wall’ Off-Broadway for Feature Film Capture
The actor will appear at Studio Seaview for 19 performances, which will be filmed, from Oct. 16 through Oct. 30.
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‘Sunday in the Park With George’ Revival Scrapped After Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey Exit
The 'Wicked' co-stars had been set to lead the London performance next summer, but Empire Street Productions has confirmed the show "will no longer proceed as scheduled."
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Dior and A24 Strike Two-Year Partnership Across Film and Theater
Dior will be the premier partner for A24’s Cherry Lane Theatre Off-Broadway.
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Why George Lucas’ Museum Building Mogs LACMA’s New David Geffen Exhibition Hall
The mogul-auteur’s billion-dollar new L.A. cultural center marks a stark contrast with recent failures, involving substantial public money, at the encyclopedic art museum across town.
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