‘Thoughts Of A Colored Man’ Broadway Review: Seven Men And A Neighborhood Brought To Exhilarating Life

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has hit back at claims that the show’s dance-off is fixed after fans picked up on a blunder during this weekend’s elimination. Motsi and her fellow judges - Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke - were tasked with choosing whether to send home Adam Peaty and his professional partner Katya Jones, or Judi Love and Graziano Di Prima.

Today show! Savannah Guthrie and Jenna Bush Hager delighted fans with their choice of Halloween costume this year which saw them jumping for joy in cheerleading outfits. The duo were part of the cast and crew's Football Fright in America theme and they did their part perfectly. MORE: Savannah Guthrie teases special transformation on Today Savannah and Jenna both got dolled up as Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, complete with white hot pants, a blue cropped shirt and a set of pom-poms. WATCH: Savannah

EXCLUSIVE: Sophie von Haselberg (Halston), Colton Haynes (Arrow), Javier Muñoz (Broadway’s Hamilton), Jill Kargman (Odd Mom Out) and Marisa Ryan (Wet Hot American Summer) have signed on to star in Love…Reconsidered, an indie comedy, which is currently in production in New York.

The copper-green Confederate Soldier statue that holds the stage before the cast of Broadway’s wondrous revival of Caroline, Or Change assembles looks as if it could rouse itself with the slightest provocation, perhaps through a spark of the same theatrical magic that will soon give life to a washing machine, a radio, a clothes dryer.

Love Island Australia winner Grant Crapp has revealed that one of the hot singles coming to Casa Amor is none other than his brother, Brent Crapp.WATCH BELOW: Rachael is dumped from the Love Island VillaTaking to his Instagram stories, Grant shared a snap of Brent on the promo ad for Casa Amor, where he can be seen shirtless and wearing red board shorts.“Not being [sic] bias, but he is the best looking lad on the show hands down,” Grant wrote.“Wait until you see Brent create madness.

Almost a year after filing from divorce from ex-husband Tom Girardi, 82, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne, 50, is single and ready to mingle! Although Erika isn’t entirely “focused on dating” a source close to the TV star EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife, she did “go on a recent date with someone.”

Glasgow's health board has urged patients only to attend A&E if an issue is "life-threatening" after it emerged that 32% of attendances in one week at the board's flagship hospital were for minor injuries.

Emiliano De Pablos LaCima Producciones, the company behind Luis López Carrasco multi-prize winner doc “The Year of the Discovery,” is joining forces with Colombia’s Sandelion on archive film project “Elena Gave Birth to a Beautiful Child.”Madrid-based Begin Again Films handles international sales and has also taken Spanish distribution rights.Co-directed by Chiara Marañón, head of content at streaming service Mubi, and Colombia’s Juan Soto Taborda, “Elena Gave Birth” taps the domestic archive

Gwyneth Paltrow, 49, has had an incredibly successful career as an actress and entrepreneur. The beloved actress has been wow-ing audiences for years.

Zac Efron is celebrating his big day. On Monday, the "17 Again" actor turned 34 and marked the occasion with an uplifting Instagram post.

Whether or not you know, or think you know, the real-life story of Dana Higginbotham, about her five-month abduction and torture, about her famous playwright son transforming the horror into art and testimony, about the actress who gives voice to unthinkable trauma without uttering a single word, Lucas Hnath’s Dana H. will throw you again and again in its fewer than 90 minutes.

Money, the pop song says, changes everything, and as Broadway’s magnificent The Lehman Trilogy so splendidly demonstrates, everything means everything, from the most private of personal circumstances to – if you’ve got enough cash (or even the suggestion of it) – the grand sweep of history.

Michael Appler On Wednesday evening in New York City, Anna Wintour, Huma Abiden, Joel Gray, Don Lemon, Phylicia Rashad, Kenny Leon and a host of New York theater luminaries filed into the Golden Theatre on Broadway for the opening night of Keenan Scott II’s “Thoughts of a Colored Man”—intrigued, arguably, to attend a play so polemically titled as desiring to take part in the celebrated march of Black playwrights to Broadway this season. “15 years ago, while I was still in undergrad studying

A happy surprise of “Thoughts of a Colored Man,” which opened Wednesday night on Broadway, is that it’s much more entertaining than its portentous and literary-sounding title would suggest. What you expect to resemble a book from a college syllabus actually gets belly laughs and a tear or two.

Naveen Kumar A hope for the future arrives in the final moments of “Thoughts of a Colored Man,” a dutiful and expansive cataloguing of its title subject by Keenan Scott II. “I can’t wait for the day when my skin isn’t a novelty,” a man known as Happiness, played by Bryan Terrell Clark, tells the audience.

If only she had paused to consider the consequences. If only she had plotted more carefully. If only she had asked for a lawyer.

The dish that gives this play its title was, we’re told more than once, a specialty of the late patriarch whose death has occasioned a very rocky family reunion, a get-together where the only consensus seems to be that grandpa’s traditional culinary contribution was beloved more for sentimentality than flavor.