Broadway

After more than a decade of patiently waiting, my fellow 13 Going on 30 diehards have reason to rejoice. Today, Deadline has the exclusive that all of our steadfast prayers have at last been answered, and that a stage musical adaptation of the 2004 Jennifer Garner vehicle is headed to Broadway. With a script from original screenwriters Josh Goldsmith and Cathy Yuspa and music and lyrics from Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner (the minds behind the recent First Date), the story of Jenna Rink’s magical transformation into herself after the fun part of her life is over will be reborn.

Sara Bareilles has returned with quite an unconventional project. She has penned new music for the upcoming Broadway play Waitress, based on the 2007 film that starred Keri Russell. Take a first listen to 'She Used to Be Mine' on this New Music Monday.

When you ride on a NYC subway, chances are you'll hear nothing but silence.  You may see some things you wished you never saw.  This particular trip on the subway was certainly memorable.

Perhaps Bradley Cooper is seeking to shatter his handsome hunk image.  The actor is about to go from gorgeous to grotesque in an upcoming Broadway revival of The Elephant Man.

In 1983, audiences went mad for Jennifer Beals, her shoulder-baring sweatshirt, and her sweat-dripping dance moves in the movie 'Flashdance'.  Now, 30 years later, there are plans to bring the cult film favorite to live on a Broadway stage.  So we wanna know, would you see it?  Take today's poll!

The nominees for the Tony Awards were announced to recognize the best of what Broadway has to offer over the last year, and this group features an amazing array of talent on the NYC stage - bringing 5 good reasons for you to plan a trek to the theater district.

Broadway has seen one group of Jersey Boys succeed, as the musical surrounding The Four Seasons continues to average about $1 million in ticket sales each week, but is the theater district in NYC ready for the invasion of Jersey Boys like Dante, Randal, Jay and Silent Bob?

The show that has been possibly the biggest success for FOX is caught in what looks like a free fall in the ratings.  Hard to be disappointed in any TV show that has 19.5 million viewers, but that number from Wednesday night's Aspen auditions for American Idol is down over 20% from last year.  This season is still yet to be determined, so let's look back into the past of Idol and try to determine

One of my Christmas gifts for my girlfriend was getting tickets to a Broadway show, something I had never experienced before despite spending a big chunk of my life growing up less than 50 miles from New York City.  She had experienced a Broadway musical previously but not a play.  Relatively Speaking was her choice, and I cannot tell you how happy I was she chose this brilliant production! Read M