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Japan’s TeamLab Bringing Permanent Digital Art Exhibition Space to California
Set to open in 2030, TeamLab Anaheim will be the first permanent U.S. space for the art collective.
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‘Paddington: The Musical’ Extends West End Run Due to “Unprecedented Demand”
The show picked up seven Olivier Awards earlier this year, equaling the record for the most wins by a musical.
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Snoop Dogg’s ‘Doggyland’ Expanding Children’s Book Series (Exclusive First Look)
The books are a tie-in with the rapper's animated YouTube series, which he co-created with Claude Brooks and October London.
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Free IP and Fresh Eyes: How Hollywood Is Reinventing the Classics
The writers behind 'East of Eden,' 'Sense and Sensibility' and 'A Tale of Two Cities' on why built-in audiences get these books greenlit and why they kept the worlds intact while rewriting the people inside them.
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Broadway Box Office: Billy Crystal’s ‘860’ Sees Strong Opening, As ‘Downstate’ and More Start Previews
'Other Desert Cities' with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Allison Janney is still proving a starry draw.
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Eight ‘Real Housewives,’ Including Lisa Rinna, Phaedra Parks and Carole Radziwill, to Star Off-Broadway
The Bravo stars will appear in a revival of Neil Simon's 'Rumors.'
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‘Clueless’ Inspired Kim Kardashian to Buy This Priceless Monet
An exclusive excerpt from Jonathan Van Meter’s ‘Citizen Kim’ reveals how a French Impressionist masterpiece ended up on her bathroom wall.
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Kim Kardashian Read Every Word of Her Authorized Biography. Here’s What Made Her Cringe.
'Citizen Kim' author Jonathan Van Meter on his five surreal years inside the Kardashians’ world: the sex tape, sibling rivalries, falling for your subject, Paris Hilton’s 17 cancellations and why Kanye isn't in the book.
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Jonathan Groff to Return to Broadway in Solo Play ‘The Amish Project’
The play marks the third Broadway project for Groff in recent years, following 'Just In Time' and 'Merrily We Roll Along.'
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Tom Hanks Sets Broadway Return in ‘This World of Tomorrow’
Hanks co-wrote the play, in which he stars opposite Kelli O'Hara.
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LA Art Show Unveils Plans for 2027 Event
The long-running art show will post up in Los Angeles Convention Center's West Hall for its 32nd run from Jan. 6-10, with works from more than 90 exhibitors, and a new charity partner and ticket platform.
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Is John Travolta Writing a Memoir (Again)?
Rumor has it the 72-year-old star is contemplating an autobiography. But what happened to his never-published first one?
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Paul Mescal, Daisy Edgar-Jones Back ‘Normal People’ Author Sally Rooney After U.K. Book Ban Over Palestine Support
"Sally Rooney is a writer, not a terrorist," said an open letter signed by the Hollywood stars, alongside Jessie Buckley, Susan Sarandon, Tilda Swinton, Alison Oliver, Jonathan Glazer and Armando Iannucci.
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Broadway Box Office: Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ ‘Other Desert Cities,’ Billy Crystal’s ‘860,’ ‘A Few Good Men’ See Strong Momentum
Billy Crystal’s solo show '860' brought in an impressive $1.3 million across seven shows.
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Dua Lipa, Amy Poehler, Bowen Yang and More Come Out For ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ Opera World Premiere
Lipa had previously selected the George Saunders novel for her book club.
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Daniel Kaluuya to Make U.S. Stage Debut in New Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Play
Kaluuya will star in 'Grass,' about a son reconstructing his family history through a surreal road trip, at Park Avenue Armory.
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