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"We are not for the death of Jews, Arabs or any other race or group of people. We are for the dismantling of a violent military machine," the duo said of their "Death to the IDF" chant at Glastonbury
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With its seventh entry, the popular dinosaur franchise is starting to show signs of wear.
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Erwin Maas will direct the classic for Sea Dog Theater.
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Several recent productions have featured a range of L.G.B.T.Q. stories, from strained familial relationships to self-discovery via Disney cosplay.
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Also, watch "One Gay More" from the recent Pride event at the Kennedy Center.
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Newsies' Jeff Calhoun is directing the co-production, set to play the New Jersey company next summer.
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Before The Hunger Games, The Truman Show, and Squid Game, there was King's 1982 movie about a dystopian America where men are hunted for sport on reality television
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Parker McCollum, Ashley McBryde, and Tucker Wetmore round out the tribute to the late songwriter
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From 'Moonlight' to 'Parasite,' documentaries to superhero epics — our picks for the greatest movies of the past 25 years
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The band Bob Vylan led a chant of "Death, death to the I.D.F." at Britain's biggest music festival. A senior State Department official said the band's U.S. visas had been revoked.
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Scarlett Johansson leads a crew of explorers into uncharted territory — and very familiar blockbuster terrain — in yet another dinos-run-amuck adventure
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The cult musical's New York return plays New World Stages.
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See what's coming soon, what's premiering out of town, and what's in development.
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It comes after Ofcom said it had asked the BBC why controversial remarks made by the band were broadcast live.
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The jury deciding the sex-trafficking case was interrupted for an hour when the foreperson told the court that a juror was having trouble following the judge's instructions.
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How Netflix's K-drama about twins who switch places ends for all its central characters.
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The band made headlines at Worthy Farm over the weekend with a chant about the IDF.
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The screen-to-stage musical is playing the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
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What shows are about to close in New York City?
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In this month's picks, a look back at a city in France during the Nazi occupation, an assessment of a renowned gay politician and an exploration of press freedoms in sovereign tribal nations.
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Despite a gorgeous score and some fine performances, the musical adaptation of the Madeleine L'Engle classic gets trapped in a time loop.
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Twisty summer thrillers, magical romances, a true story of a marriage pushed to the brink and more.
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The pair also showcased the band's 1987 song "Just Like Heaven" at Glastonbury on Sunday night
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The show's themes of unemployment and inequality are all too relatable for Korean viewers.
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After several installments focused on silly human stories, the latest gives due respect to the creatures that made the whole franchise possible.
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The words sent between the mogul and his girlfriends have been cited as crucial evidence by both sides in a case that turns on whether sex marathons he directed were coercive.
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M3GAN is the Terminator now?
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The intense sports drama ends on a big twist as young athletes compete for glory and sponsorship
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An adaptation of a Stephen King novella ponders life, the universe, and everything. Really, it's just about what happens when you let the 'Loki' star hoof it
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 Sarah Rose Etter's novel "Ripe" is a journey through modern capitalist hell and Jake Tapper returns with a new thriller this week in books.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, Apartheid-era Africans had essentially no access to mainstream cinema. The solution? Make their own films, across every genre, including ambitious action movies, sweeping romances, and even striking social commentary films that the African government looked down on. For years, these genuinely independent productions were as unavailable to the world as the world's cinema once was to Africa, but with the help of Gravel Road Entertainment, Indiepix has found nearly 50 of these films and has given them digital restorations so that they can be accessible both via DVD-R releases and digital streaming (even the DVD packages carry the Amazon Prime logo). The movies will be collected in the "Retro Afrika" series, and three of the unearthed pictures have been released on MOD DVD: Umbango, Fishy Stones, and this film, Gone Crazy...which, unfortunately, doesn't ha...Read the entire review
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