2023 Sundance Institute Momentum Fellows Announced

Patti LuPone, 73, has nine huge shows remaining on her ongoing ‘Don’t Monkey With Broadway Tour’ all over the U.S.That includes two stops in the Garden State followed by a pair in New York.First, the three-time Tony winner will belt standards by Richard Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and more at Englewood, NJ’s Bergen Performing Arts Center on Thursday, March 23.Then, on March 25, she’ll perform at New Brunswick’s State Theatre.Come summer time, the tour will drop into Poughkeepsie’s Bardavon Opera House on June 17.For those willing to wait over a year, you can see the show in Manhattan — ‘Don’t Monkey With Broadway’ is scheduled for a night at Carnegie Hall on April 8, 2024. And the best news of all is you won’t have to pay Broadway-like prices to see LuPone live on the road.At the time of publication, we found some seats going for as low as $58 before fees on Vivid Seats.So, if you want to see LuPone deliver what Front Row Reviewers called “autobiographical snippets (and) powerful song(s)” live, here’s everything you need to know.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available for all remaining concerts can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

French Montana is reportedly being sued for negligence over a shooting incident during the filming of a music video in January that left 10 injured.Rolling Stone reports that a lawsuit against the rapper was filed on Monday (March 20) for USD $50,000 by alleged shooting victim Carl Leon. Leon was reportedly injured in the shooting, claiming that he suffered “great bodily injury, pain, mental anguish, and the loss of the capacity for the enjoyment of life”.The lawsuit also named Montana’s Coke Boys Records, The Licking (the restaurant where the shooting occured), and property owner Gayles Plaza as defendants alongside Montana.“All Defendants failed to properly plan and conduct the music video production in a safe manner.

Montana Brown announced her unborn baby's gender with a touching Instagram video on Saturday. The former Love Island star, 27, could be seen beaming as she shared a clip of herself in in which she posed with her boyfriend Mark O'Connor. Television personality Montana could be seen greeting friends and family into the pool room at Huntlington House in Worcester.

Montana Brown has shared a sweet gender reveal video, which confirms her and her partner are expecting a baby boy.The former Love Island star, 27, who announced she's pregnant with her first child with beau Mark O’Connor on Christmas Eve 2022, shared a video to Instagram which showed her popping a balloon filled with blue confetti. In the caption, she wrote: "Baby O’Connor is a…. gender reveal weekend at Huntlington House @uniquehomestays so grateful also for the beautiful decorations and set up by @twooakevents".

Every time Montana Brown catches sight of her blossoming bump, she’s in awe of what her body is doing. “I find it incredible that women’s bodies can do this,” she says. “It blows my mind there’s an actual human being grown in my tummy.” The Love Island beauty, 27, is due to give birth to her first child in June, but reveals she and ex-rugby player Mark O’Connor, 28, spent so much time struggling to conceive that they’d decided to stop trying.

With the war still raging in Ukraine, the membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences made their feelings on the matter one for the history books. In a year of incredible documentaries, the Oscars handed their Best Documentary prize to “Navalny,” a portrait of Russian opposition leader Alexi Navalny.

EXCLUSIVE: MGM+ has set cast for Belgravia: The Next Chapter, Julian Fellowes’ sequel series to the hit historical drama. Harriet Slater, Ben Wainwright, Edward Bluemel, Claude Perron and Elaine Cassidy are set as series regulars in the drama series executive produced by Gareth Neame and Nigel Marchant. Additionally, Toby Regbo, Hannah Onslow, Sophie Thompson and Sophie Winkleman will recur in the eight-part series. Filming is underway in the UK with premiere set for winter 2023.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The Podcast Academy announced winners of its third annual Awards for Excellence in Audio — aka The Ambies — on Tuesday evening. The winners included the Ambies’ Podcast of the Year: “Chameleon: Wild Boys,” from Campside Media and Sony Music Entertainment, which tells the incredible true story of two half-starved brothers who emerged from the wilderness to be taken in by a Canadian community — except that the boys weren’t who they said they were. Winners in other top categories included Nicole Byer’s “Why Won’t You Date Me?” (comedy), “Business Wars” (business), “Bone Valley” (documentary), “Scamfluencers” (entertainment) and “Last Known Position” (fiction).

Montana Brown has warned her fans to be wary while travelling after someone was tracking her on her recent trip to Los Angeles. The star was in the US for Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards ceremony, where she “pulled a Rihanna” and proudly showcased her blossoming baby bump in a cut-out dress. Montana, 27, who shot to fame on Love Island in 2015, took to her Instagram Story to recall the “creepy” ordeal where she found an Apple AirTag in her bag.

2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards is gearing up to be another unforgettable night for music. On Tuesday, iHeartMedia revealed the first round of performers joining the lineup for this year's ceremony — and you'll definitely recognize these names. Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Keith Urban, Pat Benatar, Neil Giraldo, Muni Long and Cody Johnson will all take the stage inside the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on March 27.

found dead in a taxi on the Lower East Side in April.The second man, D.C. resident John Umberger, was found dead in an Upper East Side townhouse a month later. Following their deaths, the men’s families discovered that thieves had drained the victims’ bank accounts using facial recognition technology.

Former Love Island star Montana Brown has followed in Rihanna's footsteps by proudly showcasing her baby bump in public.The American singer, 35, is well known for displaying her growing baby bump in all its glory, most recently whilst out on a date with beau A$AP Rocky, but yesterday (March 4) it was Montana's turn. The reality star, 27, was papped at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards in a rust-coloured two-piece. Beaming into the cameras she posed in her off the shoulder crop top and matching floor-length skirt.The series three contestant slicked her dark locks back and accessorised with gold hooped earrings, gold strapped heels and a selection of gold bracelets.

EXCLUSIVE: Fox Entertainment has announced the names of the five Fellows for the 2023 Fox Writers Incubator (FWI), an initiative designed to nurture diverse and creative voices, as well as provide training to five writers of all genres, including comedy, drama and animation.

Sundance prize winner Sofia Alaoui, Yemeni-Scottish Oscar-nominee Sara Ishaq and Emmy-feted Egyptian cinematographer Muhammad Hamdy will be among filmmakers presenting projects at the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra event, unfolding in Qatar March 10-15.

Bon Iver have announced a fresh slate of tour dates in the United States this August.The band took to social media on March 27 to break the news, announcing a total of 12 shows. Justin Vernon and co.

Pregnant Montana Brown has taken an ice plunge wearing a black strappy bikini showcasing her growing bump to fans.The former Love Island star, 27, revealed on Christmas Eve last year that she's expecting her first child with boyfriend Mark O'Connor as she shared a sweet video clip showing off her baby bump, and an ultrasound on her Instagram. And since then she has been updating her 1.2million followers at different stages of her pregnancy before she welcomes a little bundle of joy, who is due around mid-June. On Monday afternoon, the mum-to-be got into a black halterneck bikini with gold detailing as she took an ice plunge in a spa.

As we near the 2023 Oscars and narratives begin to solidify, the Screen Actors Guild Awards should provide even more clarity as to who’ll take home the top prizes on March 12. After scoring a major win at the PGAs, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has to be the odds-on favorite for Best Picture.

As we near the 2023 Oscars and narratives begin to solidify, the Screen Actors Guild Awards should provide even more clarity as to who’ll take home the top prizes on March 12. After scoring a major win at the PGAs, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has to be the odds-on favorite for Best Picture.

longtime previous broadcasters TNT and TBS, they’re instead streaming on Netflix’s YouTube channel.The ceremony honors both television and film and is a dependable predictor of how the winds will blow at the 2023 Oscars next month. It’s dazzling Tinseltown from LA’s Fairmont Century Plaza.Eleven-time Oscar nominee “Everything Everywhere All at Once” was nominated for five awards and could sweep many of the top film categories, as stars Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu and Jamie Lee Curtis all got nods. But indie darling “The Banshees of Inisherin” — also nominated for five SAGs and which won Best Picture at this year’s Golden Globe Awards — could pull off an upset and take every award, everywhere, all at once Sunday night.

Ilker Çatak’s ‘The Teachers’ Lounge’ Wins Europa Cinemas Prize In BerlinIlker Çatak’s The Teachers‘ Lounge has won the Europa Cinemas Label as Best European film in the Berlinale’s Panorama section. The award was voted on by a jury of four exhibitors from the Europa Cinemas network consisting of Marius Bălănescu (Cinema Victoria, Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Will Fitzgerald (Pálás, Galway, Ireland), Tanja Helm (Cinematograph & Leokino, Innsbruck, Austria) and Ola Starmach (Kino Pod Baranami, Kraków, Poland). Members of the Europa Cinemas network will receive a financial incentive when they program the film, ensuring it a wider release. “The Teachers‘ Lounge is an intense and very well-made drama set in a German primary school. The film explores key subjects like the prevalence of bureaucracy in schools and issues of race and class, but above all, it is a compelling rollercoaster of a drama,” read the jury statement. The title is sold internationally by Brussels-based Be For Films and produced by Ingo Fliess for Munich-based if…Productions.