Britney Spears’s Fairy-Tale Musical Might Be Headed to the Movies
Sony has just nabbed the rights to the upcoming Broadway project Once Upon a One More Time, based on the music of Britney Spears.
Sony has just nabbed the rights to the upcoming Broadway project Once Upon a One More Time, based on the music of Britney Spears.
“We’re trying to make a show that’s balanced,” said director and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon.
“While CBS proudly touts its diversity programs,” writes veteran news and entertainment staffer Whitney Davis, “a close look beneath the surface reveals that the company is unconcerned about creating space for minorities.”
The pioneering theater artist on writing a sequel to Titus Andronicus that speaks to a young and diverse audience.
Following last year’s scathing address from comedian Michelle Wolf, the White House Correspondents’ Association chose journalist and biographer Ron Chernow to M.C. this year’s gala. But the president has reportedly ordered all administration officials to boycott the annual dinner—despite staffers’ attempts to talk him out of it.
Having played the “nerdy best friend” sidekick in Dear Evan Hansen, Roland takes center stage in Be More Chill.
Not because he was never going to be confirmed, on account of the sexual harassment allegations, the penny-stock peddling, or the “BREAKTHROUGH” E.D. cure claims.
Other concerns of the East Suffolk neighborhood association: a tacky sign on his “drinking den,” a pier, and a chapel.
Jamie Lynn Spears defends herself in response to critics.
From Chadwick “I’m Dead” Boseman to Mark “Everybody Dies” Ruffalo, here’s who has best managed to keep spoilers from the Marvel-obsessed public—and who has made Disney sweat.
In the Ang Lee-directed film, Smith gets de-aged; see the trailer here.
As the South Bend mayor rises in the polls, his challengers are starting to take him seriously—which means they’re scrambling to dig up dirt on the “kid mayor who nobody knows anything about.”
Biden advisers say the candidate will “project a ‘determined’ air” when he announces on Wednesday, or maybe Thursday, or whenever he gets his act together. For someone selling himself as a leader, Biden is strangely indecisive about the details.
Kamala Harris became the second 2020 candidate to call for impeachment. But the White House is unconcerned. “The likelihood that the Democrats will try to impeach the president is next to zero,” said one official.
For God’s sake, just don’t keep the Queen waiting this time.
The conclusion of this Breaking Bad spin-off would feel like the end of an era for the network.
A massive cast assembled at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Monday night for the mammoth Avengers: Endgame premiere.
Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, Brie Larson, Paul Rudd, and more join forces for a new version of “We Didn’t Start the Fire.”
The Big Little Lies star reflects on her career, her marriage, her faith, and the sisterhood of her hit TV show.
The Tesla C.E.O. said there could be “one million” of the self-driving cars on the road by next year—but he has a history of overpromising.
“No more women refs, no women announcers, no women beer venders, no women anything.” These are actual opinions espoused by Stephen Moore.
Herman “9-9-9” Cain is out. But that leaves another patently unqualified candidate, Stephen Moore, co-author of Trumponomics—and the finance crowd is mostly relying on the Senate to figure that out.
The young prince’s mother took the latest batch of photos to mark his first birthday.
The annual event is usually the First Lady’s chance to shine, but this year, the Be Best eggs were a little overshadowed.
Hollywood may be the last creative industry not to be hollowed out by technology. What happens when Silicon Valley starts replacing screenwriters with bots, and your favorite actress with C.G.I.? In some corners of Los Angeles, the future is already here.