Play 'Thoughts of a Colored Man' to get a Broadway run

The New York Times reports.She is the head of two fringe medical groups, the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons and Doctors for Disaster Preparedness.Orient and her groups oppose vaccine mandates, support the false claim being gay reduces life expectancy, and warned in a 2018 article of “tattooed MS-13 gang members, rapists, jihadists, human traffickers, and other criminals intent on harming Americans.

Police body camera and dashboard footage recorded as part of investigations into the deaths of Daniel Prude and Troy Hodge was released to the public Friday.  The 11 videos were released through New York Attorney General Letitia James' Special Investigations and Prosecutions Unit, and they show interactions between Prude and Rochester police, and Hodge and Lockport police. James said the move was made to increase transparency.  "Our criminal justice system is in need of significant reform to

Slave Play playwright Jeremy O. Harris and New York Theatre Workshop – the Off Broadway company where he developed the acclaimed work – announced today the establishment of two $50,000 commissions for new theatrical works, keeping a pledge the author made when he signed a two-year overall deal with HBO last March.

The Pogues‘ ‘Fairytale Of New York’ over the festive period.The corporation announced last week that it will air an alternative version of the beloved Christmas classic on Radio 1 to avoid offending younger listeners with the derogatory terms that feature on the track.But ten days after their initial decision, the BBC has been forced to explain their reasoning behind the decision once more.In a statement delivered to Metro, the BBC said: “We know ‘Fairytale of New York’ is considered a

Jennifer Lopez has had a busy few weeks travelling around the United States, but for Thanksgiving she made sure that she was in New York with the rest of her family.MORE: Jennifer Lopez reveals major family change involving twins Emme and MaxThe Jenny from the Block hitmaker, along with Alex Rodriguez and their children, have been enjoying spending quality time with their loved ones in the Big Apple.Jennifer took to Instagram to share a sweet photo with her lookalike mum Guadalupe as they

Meghan Markle opened up about her experience with pregnancy loss this week in a new op-ed for the New York Times. In the piece, Meghan candidly and powerfully described her experience, from the moment she realized she was losing her second child to holding her husband, Prince Harry's, hand in the hospital.

Ant and Dec - who are currently hosting I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here every night on ITV - first shot to fame in Byker Grove, and the show also spwaned stars including Donna Air and Jill Halfpenny.HK politicians' pro-democracy resignationsRaab 'excited' to work with new US administration'This is the time to heal in America' - Biden'USA!' - Defiant Trump supporters react to Biden victory'We did it!': VP-elect Harris calls BidenCelebrations in DC and New York as Biden winsJoe Biden: 'Every

This Morning 's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have praised Meghan Markle for opening up about her devastating miscarriage in July. Meghan, who is married to Prince Harry, wrote about the moment she realised she had lost her baby in a new article in the New York Times.

New York Times, Meghan wrote about losing her unborn baby in July while she and husband Harry were living in Los Angeles. The duchess began her article by describing a typical morning getting up and looking after her son Archie.

Mank director David Fincher.In a profile of the filmmaker published in the New York Times, Pitt, who is a close friend of Fincher, opened up about the experience of watching a film with the director.Pitt has starred in three of Fincher’s films so far – Seven, Fight Club and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. “He’s one of the funniest [expletive] I’ve ever met,” the actor told The Times.Discussing their movie nights, he added: “He’ll be muttering the whole time: ‘That shot works.

A 29-year-old straphanger became the latest New Yorker shoved onto subway tracks on Sunday when he was attacked at a Brooklyn station. The victim was on a northbound 4 train shortly before 11:30 a.m.

BBC Radio 1 has said it has chosen to play an alternative version of Fairytale of New York.The edited version of the 1987 Christmas song by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl changes up two lines in the song.The British station said that it had made the decision to play the altered version because ‘young listeners are particularly sensitive to derogatory terms for gender and sexuality.’The new edited version of the song has altered two of its lines, one which is sung by Kirsty MacColl has been

Guardian reported.Instead of “you cheap, lousy f—ot,” the song will use the line, “you’re cheap and you’re haggard,” the outlet reported.In another verse, the word “slut” will be muted.“We know the song is considered a Christmas classic and we will continue to play it this year, with our radio stations choosing the version of the song most relevant for their audience,” a BBC spokesperson said.The original version will still be played on BBC Radio 2, likely due to its older audience, the outlet

, who recently to "fight the culture wars", accused the BBC of choosing what is and isn't appropriate for listeners' "ignorant little years" in a post on Twitter.The Guardian columnist Owen Jones tweeted that as as a gay person he isn't "bothered" about the track's use of the word "f*****", adding: "It's an epic song."Last year, the BBC defended playing the unedited version of the 1987 song in the Gavin & Stacey Christmas special, where it was belted out by the characters Nessa Jenkins and Uncle

Bella Hadid is enjoying a night out with her mom!

The New York Police Department is investigating a video showing a man standing  on top a city bus with a flamethrower while blasting flames into the air and street before a crowd of cheering onlookers.  Footage posted to social media appears to show a shirtless man standing on top of the B26 bus while firing into the air as bystanders egg him on and film him on their cellphones.

mocked Zoom meetings in episodes that were filmed from the cast’s apartments. Richard Nelson’s play “What Do We Need To Talk About?” depicted a WASP family’s Zoom call.