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A Swedish Viking center said its vessel was used in the filming of Christopher Nolan's epic but needed repairs when it was returned. Now, the center is seeking compensation.
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Matt DiCarlo will direct the stage musical adapted from Darren Stein's film.
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Set in Detroit in the 1970s, this revenge movie tells its story with almost no dialogue.
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The limited run of the international hit features several actors rotating in the roles of Jean Valjean and Javert.
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Loved Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey"? Find more images inspired by the man of many twists and turns at these U.S. museums.
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Will Blum will direct the limited engagement at The Loft at St. Luke's Theatre.
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 Are we already entering the summer movie season? April brings us the most anticipated theatrical release of the year, with Marvel's Avengers: Endgame, and there's a very good chance it will remain the biggest movie through the end of 2019. But there are many other great titles coming out this month, including a new DC superhero movie and some major horror and documentary features.
Below is our guide to all the major titles coming to theaters in April and how to get your tickets now.
April 5:
Shazam!
Starring: Zachary Levi, Mark Strong, Jack Dylan Grazer
The latest entry of the DC Extended Universe is also the franchise's most standalone effort, following the Big-like adventures of a teenage boy (Asher Angel) who can magically turn into an...
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The Love Boat (Season Four, Volumes 1 & 2), from the 1980-81 season, chugs right along with its parade of obvious but likeable romantic melodrama and low-brow comedy, its romanticized notions of cruise ship vacations, occasional exotic location shooting and, most importantly, its parade of guest stars: hot and cold TV talent, has-beens, barely-beens, famous-because-they're-famous types, nostalgic TV faces from the past, sports personalities, and sometimes even major old-time movie stars. Though probably few would admit it now, back in the late 1970s pretty much everyone not on a date or otherwise engaged on Saturday night tuned in to ABC's one-two punch of The Love Boat at 9:00 and Fantasy Island at 10:00pm. Though often unpardonably corny and melodramatic, The Love Boat was also daringly innovative from a production standpoint, and so tantalizingly glamorized and exo...Read the entire review
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