JK Rowling play to feature adult Harry Potter, son Albus
LONDON (AP) — The secret is out — the first-ever Harry Potter play will be a magical sequel.
LONDON (AP) — The secret is out — the first-ever Harry Potter play will be a magical sequel.
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — Dr. Arnold Klein, dermatologist to the late Michael Jackson and other Hollywood celebrities, has died in Palm Springs, California.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bradley Cooper wasn’t a novice to the kitchen when he decided to take on the role of the fictional Michelin star chef Adam Jones in “Burnt.”
NEW YORK (AP) — Cirque du Soleil has revealed one of the female leads of its first production created specifically for Broadway and, appropriately, she’s a self-described “thrill-seeker” who lists among her skills skydiving, improv and tae kwon do.
NEW YORK (AP) — Recording a new album isn’t the only thing CeeLo Green has done in the last year: The singer revealed that he also proposed to his longtime girlfriend.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (AP) — “Trap Queen” rapper Fetty Wap was a bit of a trapped king at a concert Thursday night: The performer, who is recovering from a motorcycle accident, performed sitting from a throne in New York with his foot held up.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ndume Olatushani jokes that he “couldn’t even draw a crooked line straight” when he arrived on death row almost 30 years ago.
Australian pop-punk sensation 5 Seconds of Summer have gone from YouTube fame to a world tour, with a follow-up to their hit debut album out Friday. The four young men from Sydney, who reject any comparison to the British boy band One Direction, say they are going for a darker, deeper sound in their new album “Sounds Good Feels Good”. Anyone from Queen, INXS, endless rock bands and classic rock,”
NEW YORK (AP) — From Keith Richards saluting vocalist Merry Clayton of “Gimme Shelter” fame to an all-star gathering of jazz musicians paying tribute to saxophonist Sonny Rollins, the stage of the Apollo Theater was a showcase for friends stepping up on behalf of honored and absent guests.
NEW YORK (AP) — Thirteen museums in seven countries have been named recipients of Bank of America grants for the conservation of artworks ranging from an Edouard Manet painting to a colossal ancient Chinese Buddha.