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Three Broadway powerhouses have joined the lineup to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Songs from an Unmade Bed, a one-night-only concert benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and The Trevor Project. Katie Rose Clarke (Merrily We Roll Along), Tony Award winner Lauren Patten (Jagged Little Pill) and 2025 Tony nominee Conrad Ricamora join the show's original star, Michael Winther, and the rest of the star-studded lineup for the special performance, set for 7:30 pm on Monday, September 15, 2025, at Kaufman Music Center's Merkin Hall in New York City. Tickets are on sale now at kaufmanmusiccenter.org. The celebrated trio join a previously announced cast of Broadway, film and television favorites: composer Debra Barsha...

Off-Broadway’s beloved song cycle, Songs from an Unmade Bed, is returning to the New York City stage for a one-night-only 20th anniversary performance benefiting Broadway Cares and The Trevor Project. The concert performance is set for 7:30 pm on Monday, September 15, 2025, at Kaufman Music Center’s Merkin Hall in NYC. This special 20th anniversary benefit concert features a lineup of Broadway, film and television favorites. Set to perform are composer Debra Barsha, Max Chernin (Parade), Darius de Haas (Shuffle Along), Alexis Michelle (TV’s RuPaul’s Drag Race), Manu Narayan (Company), Zak Resnick (Floyd Collins), John Riddle (The Phantom of the Opera), Tony Award nominee Elizabeth Stanley (Jagged Little Pill), Davóne Tines (The Gospel at Colonus), the original production’s star...

The Cape Playhouse will continue its summer season with the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Rent about the timeless struggles and aspirations of young artists searching for love and purpose. With book, music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson and direction and choreography by Chip Miller, Rent will run June 25 to July 12 at the historic Cape Playhouse in Dennis, Ma. The cast for Rent features Jordan Barrow (Wicked) as Benny; Ashley Blanchet as Maureen; Tsilala Brock (Suffs) as Joanne; Terrance L. Johnson (Rent at Muny) as Collins; Dillon Klena (Jagged Little Pill/National Tour) as Mark; Storm Lever as Mimi; and Frankie Rodriguez (Disney’s High School Musical: The Musical: The Series) as Angel. The...

Star Trek: Picard’s Borg Queen actor Alison Pill addresses whether she would return to the franchise, while expressing uncertainty about her character’s fate. Pill played ever-flustered Daystrom Institute cyberneticist Agnes Jurati in Picard season 1, fueling divided fan reaction. Agnes was back for season 2 despite her detractors, and saw her story take a major twist when she was assimilated by the Borg, becoming a new, potentially non-villainous Borg Queen. Picard season 4 is not yet confirmed, leaving the Borg Queen’s fate very much up in the air.

Currently starring in the down-to-earth romantic-comedy Young Werther, Pill revealed exclusively to ScreenRant that she’s keen to play Jurati/The Borg Queen again, but assured she’s not on a retainer just waiting to hear from Alex Kurtzman and company:

If I was on a retainer, I could pay my mortgage and just wait for Star Trek to call! Then...

Going to the cinemas has always been a huge thing for avid movie-goers and nothing really beats the overpriced theatre popcorn. However, 2024’s themed popcorn bucket trend has added to that hype as fans rush to the big screen for more than just the movies.

Believed to have started after Dune: Part Two‘s questionable popcorn buckets, the trend picked up pace as others joined in the fun. Deadpool & Wolverine‘s risqué and suggestive buckets also made it to the list of Nsfw movie collectibles. Finally, Moana 2‘s tame popcorn bucket broke the curse set by its predecessors with its on-brand design.

The boat that could turn the tides at the cinemas Still from Moana | Credits: Walt Disney Studios

Moana 2‘s themed popcorn container has brought back hope to fans who were horrified at other obscene buckets that hit the theatre. A post revealed the first two collectibles,...

Cage the Elephant dropped their newest full-length album, Neon Pill, in May of this year and subsequently launched an extensive tour to celebrate. The “Neon Pill Tour” is now coming to a close tomorrow at the Oceans Calling Festival, marking the end to what is officially the biggest run of the band’s career thus far.

The band sold over 440,000 tickets and grossed over $25 million across the 47-date jaunt, marking a high point for the indie veterans. The tour included sold-out shows in cities like Seattle, Vancouver, Santa Barbara, Austin, Chicago, and Montreal, as well as California’s Kia Forum and Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Cage the Elephant hasn’t yet announced any plans for shows in 2025, but with numbers like that, it wouldn’t be surprising to see another leg or two from them.

You can pick up a copy of Neon Pill here, or stream it via Apple Music.

Pill, the new TV series streaming on Jio Cinema, shows us the dark side of the medical world. This show reveals the harsh reality of corruption in healthcare, where hospitals meant to heal people sometimes become centers of crime. In Pill, we see doctors, nurses, and medical reps getting involved in shady business. They conduct fake drug trials and allow dangerous medicines to be launched on the market, all for the sake of money. Rich pharmaceutical companies bribe them with huge sums of money and expensive gifts to buy their silence. It’s shocking to see how some people prioritize their personal gain over the well-being of patients, which leads to side effects and even death for those who trust them. But Pill also showcases the courageous people who choose integrity and morality over money. These characters remind us that not everyone is corrupt, and there are still people fighting for what’s right.

The series Pill on Jio Cinema dives deep into the dark side of the medical world. It shows how, in the pursuit of profit, many doctors, industry leaders, and politicians turn to corruption and ignore the well-being of ordinary people. This corruption leads to dangerous drugs being sold in the market. These drugs, backed by powerful authorities and often approved after fake clinical trials, end up causing severe harm. People suffer from the side effects or even die, while the companies behind these drugs face no consequences. Instead, they blame the patients’ pre-existing conditions and claim the drugs had no negative impact. Forever Cure Pharma is the fictional company at the center of this similar scandal in Pill. The series raises the question: Will this corrupt company ever be exposed, or will the rich continue to get richer while the poor suffer? Riteish Deshmukh plays Prakash, a Deputy Medicine Controller in India,...