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The new documentary “Music by John Williams” is a rapturous love letter to the man who wrote the soundtrack to modern pop culture: “Star Wars,” “Jaws,” “Superman,” and so much more.
The iconic thriller was finished more than a 100 days over schedule and wildly over budget.
As Justin Peck’s “Illinoise” lands on Broadway, the star choreographer and director talks Spielberg, Tony Awards, grief, and how dance is at the heart of his film directing debut.
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Brian d’Arcy James talks “Days of Wine and Roses,” Tony nominations, depression, Broadway’s future, and why he and Kelli O’Hara might soon tackle ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’
The epic new WWII series from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks boasts a regime of Hot Young Actors in the cast, including Austin Butler, Barry Keoghan, and breakout Callum Turner.
“The Shark Is Broken” is a witty and sharp Broadway play about the blow-ups and bonding between the lead actors of “Jaws,” co-written by Ian Shaw—who also plays his father Robert.
A shark movie vibe shift is coming. Will any of us survive it?
“The Shark Is Broken” stars Ian Shaw, Colin Donnell, and Alex Brightman talk Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, “Jaws”—and the Speedo scene of the Broadway year.
In the 20th-anniversary edition of the movie, the firearms carried by its law enforcement characters were replaced by walkie talkies.
Jerrod Carmichael’s take-no-prisoners skewering of the Globes’ scandal was what the show needed. But Hollywood, despite the night’s lovely speeches, seemed to not want to hear it.
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