8 Things I Will Genuinely Miss About "Smash"
It’s easy to make fun, but Smash’s departure will leave a hole in my heart.
It’s easy to make fun, but Smash’s departure will leave a hole in my heart.
For the third year in a row and fourth time overall, NPH will take the stage for your viewing pleasure. Until then, check out some of his best past performances.
Writer and director Chris D’Arienzo created the hit Broadway show Rock of Ages. Then he had to watch it get turned into the story of a man and his monkey.
Sometimes the only way to articulate the actor’s experience is through song. Here are some of the best examples, from classic to contemporary.
Andrew Lloyd Webber just bought the rights to the 2003 comedy starring Jack Black. It could be awesome?
“Alec, I think you’re awesome,” Shia pleaded on the Late Show last night. He also said that he sat in the front row of a showing because it was “the only ticket” he could get.
Remember, Pokémon are as real as we believe they are, okay?
MY EYES!
Babies have perfected the art of the side-eye. And the art of silent but deadly judgment.
These studs give a whole new meaning to “standing OH-vation.”
The corporate world is mining your life for juicy, personal details. Should you be paranoid? Read and decide.
It’s like God said, “I can’t decide between too much adorable or too much hot, SO HAVE BOTH.” And thus, a sultry broadway stud was born.
Forget regret: there’s no reason to feel embarrassed about the number of times you saw Rent on Broadway.
CHILLS. In honor of the Broadway diva’s 65th birthday, here are some of her most memorable performances.
Frances Ruffelle won a Tony in 1987 for playing Eponine on Broadway. So where did she go?
Shia LeBeouf was supposed to make his Broadway debut in a show called Orphans this spring, but has pulled out of the production and posted several personal emails about the matter to his Twitter account.
The upcoming Broadway show is holding a casting call to fill the iconic role of Cat.
Some of the stage’s finest actors stripped down to their underwear to perform live covers and mash ups. They were part of a line-up put together by a YouTube cover band affectionately called The Skivvies. The group made their debut live performance at Joe’s Pub in New York City.
Introducing The Naked Indian! The New guy on Broadway is stirring up all kinds of trouble with his legendary “competitor,” The Naked Cowboy.
It’s based off their songs and will open in the West End (London’s Broadway) this December. BUT PLEASE, BRING IT TO AMERICA.
The man can even deliver laughs while hanging upside down as Spider-Man. NPH as the host of everything from now on, thanks!
But will they be able to woo Ryan Gosling to the stage to reprise his role? What? We’re all thinking it.
A bikeride down the entire length of Broadway, sped up to kind of freak you out. This was actually far less dangerous than it seems when sped up 2000 times.
After going millions of dollars over budget, injuring scads of cast members, and firing Julie Taymor, the troubled and rejiggered Spider-Man musical officially debuted on Broadway. Is it a Bono-fied train wreck or a nerdy night of fun? View List ›
Here’s Harry Potter getting freaky for the Broadway production of “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.” Looks like one of the “Thriller” zombies. Use our photo edit tool at the bottom of the page to thrust Dancing Radcliffe into a variety of inappropriate scenarios! View Image ›
Two Australian student lovers were caught bangin’ in a Sydney clock tower. They managed this sexxxy feat at 3:30pm in the afternoon, in front of a crowd! But still, not a single newspaper in the world can identify who they are (yet). Was it you?! View Image ›
Will Ferrell as George Bush interviews Will Ferrell as George Bush. This might get confusing, but one thing’s for certain…you’ll see more Bush here than at a 1979 cheerleading competition. Watch Video ›
Jeremy Piven pulled out of Speed-The-Plow, a David Mamet play currently on Broadway. His excuse was a high mercury count. And he will not rest until you know that. Dude, it’s cool. We were going to see Peggy Olson, anyway. Read More ›
Mariah Carey is in talks to make a musical about her life. She wants Leona Lewis or Vanessa Hudgens (of High School Musical and nude photo fame) to star. Will they do the songs in chronological order, or will they start off with “Touch My Body” and then do flashbacks until the glorious “Always Be My Baby” tire-swinging finale? And holy crap, imagine the costumes. Broadway needs to survive long enough for this to happen. Read More ›
Katie Holmes’ Broadway debut in All My Sons draws mild reviews. She’s not as bad as Julia Roberts, but not as good as an actual stage actress. Read More ›