The Rolling Stones have scrapped their plans to tour the UK and Europe next year. An American music journalist claimed that soon-to-be 82-year-old guitarist Keith Richards was unable to "commit" to a ...

The Trump administration launched new guidance earlier this year to cut back on the number of federal staffers receiving high performance ratings. The National Park Service has downgraded some the ...

The good news about "Wicked: For Good" is viewers won't get any of its songs stuck in their heads. Nothing stands out in this batch of so-so singalongs, so no one has to worry about songs like ...

The thrillifying follow-up to last year’s incomplete musical hit fixes flaws in the Broadway show’s second act, elevating Cynthia Erivo, while sharpening its critique of those who lead by deception.

So, where were we? Having unwittingly helped the powers that be further their flying-monkey spying program, Elphaba — powerful, misunderstood, knows how to rock a pointy hat — has stolen the spell ...

The Abbey Theater of Dublin’s production of Barzdukas’ THE WITCH OF NOVEMBER coincides with the 50th anniversary of the tragedy. Barzdukas knew the Abbey Theater of Dublin was facing a major challenge ...

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I must’ve played at least 20 roguelikes this year – and I’ll happily play 20 more if they’re like Dog Witch. This whimsical title combines elements of deck-builders and dice roguelikes, resulting in ...

Joe Berlinger’s 2000 sequel to the groundbreaking 1999 found-footage film disappointed audiences and critics, but its core ideas remain intriguing. Reading time 4 minutes “The following is a ...

What you nurture grows. And for a nameless girl at the center of Manual Cinema’s exquisitely creative tale “The 4th Witch,” her need to avenge the death of her parents becomes a rage-fueled, ...

To adequately convey the horror and suffering of war — particularly as they are inflicted on children — lies beyond the power of words. There’s no dialogue or narration in “The 4th Witch.” None is ...