Cats Is Back on Broadway Tomorrow — Reimagined Through Black Ballroom Culture With André De Shields
Broadway's most mocked musical reopens tomorrow night at the Broadhurst as a Black ballroom competition — and early word says it's a triumph.
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Hacks Ends Thursday and Deborah Vance's Final Season Is the Goodbye Comedy Television Rarely Gets
Jean Smart's fourth Emmy win didn't come easily — the finale she wasn't sure about has become, she says, kind of perfect.
Super Mario Galaxy Held the Box Office for a Second Weekend and Nobody Else Bothered Trying
Galaxy's cumulative domestic total crosses $300 million this weekend — the only question is whether it hits a billion worldwide before the summer blockbusters arrive.
The Boys Returns Tomorrow — A Show About Fascist Superheroes Arrives During a Real One
Eric Kripke wrote a satire about authoritarian superheroes and reality caught up before the show could air — his exact words are more alarming than any trailer.
Netflix's Standard Plan Is Now Twenty Dollars and the Company Expects You to Pay It
Netflix crossed the $20 threshold on March 26 — its second price hike in under two years, with 325 million subscribers showing no signs of leaving.
Malcolm in the Middle Returns Thursday on Hulu With the Original Cast and Twenty Years of Distance
All four revival episodes drop April 10 — Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek together for the first time since 2006.
Euphoria Returns After Four Years on HBO Max — The Same Week as Hungary's Election
Euphoria season 3 premieres Sunday on HBO Max — 157 million trailer views, a five-year time jump, and the open question of whether the show can meet an audience that aged out without it.
Record Store Day Goes to War — for the Children
Record Store Day UK has partnered with War Child to release 15 exclusive limited-edition vinyls on April 18, with £1 from every sale going to support children affected by conflict.