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Neil Patrick Harris, Julianne Hough to star in 'Damn Yankees' (opens the original)
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Just in time for baseball season, the classic musical "Damn Yankees" will return to Broadway this spring with Neil Patrick Harris starring as the devilish Mr. Applegate and Julianne Hough as Lola, the sexy siren with more than a little brains and a little talent. The two performers — along with Austin Scott who'll play Joe Hardy, the ordinary Joe who makes a deal with the devil to help his hometown baseball team defeat the New York Yankees — made the announcement about the show Sunday at Yankee
Bernie Williams joining 'Buena Vista Social Club' (opens the original)
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Call it a double play for Broadway's "Buena Vista Social Club." Producers announced on Friday that guitarist and former New York Yankee Bernie Williams will join the cast of the Tony Award-winning musical for a six-week run from Oct. 22 through Nov. 29. "I am excited about the opportunity to join "Buena Vista Social Club" because the music was part of my childhood growing up," Williams said in a statement. "I remember my mother listening to this music on Sunday afternoons and it reminds me of wo
'Jungle Red': Illeana Douglas' colorful story of 'The Women' (opens the original)
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JUNGLE RED: The Making of MGM's 'The Women' by Illeana Douglas (Lyons Press, 304 pp., $34.95) Film historians are almost universal in their acknowledgment of 1939 as the greatest year in the history of Hollywood. The number of enduring classics produced in that one year — "Gone With the Wind," "The Wizard of Oz," "Mr Smith Goes to Washington," "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," for starters — has never been duplicated. Another gem to come out of that banner year was "The Wom
Bob Mackie came to the Hamptons to share his life story (opens the original)
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Bob Mackie was known for designing glamorous, sometimes over-the-top fashions for people like Carol Burnett, Mitzi Gaynor and, most notably, Cher. But when it came to his own clothes, he was far more subdued. When Mackie — who died Monday at the age of 87 in Palm Springs, California — came to Guild Hall in 2024 for a screening of the documentary, "Naked Illusion," about his life and career, he wore a simple outfit — dark blue blazer, beige pants and yellow shirt. Perhaps a bit surprising for the
'Shenanigans,' 'Russian Roulette,' more weird game shows (opens the original)
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Monday night marks the return of two of TV's greatest and longest-running game shows, "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune." Both have had shelf lives of more than 40 years and neither shows signs of winding down soon. Not all game shows are created equal, however. In fact, some are just plain weird such as "Celebrity Billiards" and "The Magnificent Marble Machine." If you thought those programs were strange, here are five other forgotten and off-the-wall game shows from TV's past. Stubby Kaye, bes
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