Broadway Actor-Writers Wesley Taylor & Alex Wyse Sign With ICM For Literary Representation

Kanye West isn’t just beefing with Kim Kardashian, or Pete Davidson, or even Corey Gamble.

alcohol cans in the alleyway outside of his home in Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent. During one particular argument, Curry let his rage get the better of him and hit the victim on the head after failing to get through to him about the rubbish.

Champions League replica, several England caps and man of the match champaign bottles as well as memorabilia from multiple different competitions.The former England and Chelsea skipper, who also played for Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa, gave his followers a view into his home while taking part in an Instagram question and answer session on Sunday (February 20).The 41-year-old was asked if he could give a tour of his trophy room by one curious follower, who was treated to a snap of his achievements in all their glory inside his Surrey home.Terry won four Premier League titles, five FA Cups and three League Cups during his time at Stamford Bridge, as well as the Champions League and Europa League.Another question asked of Terry was whether he was better than Manchester United icon Nemanja Vidic, to which he said: "Everyone will have different opinions."Vidic was an unbelievable defender, I get asked this a lot and the big thing that allows you to be spoken as one of the very best is longevity."Vidic done this year after hear after year. Top guy aswell."Is John Terry the best defender in Premier League history? Give us your thoughts in the comment sectionTerry was also asked his opinion of Thiago Silva, and mentioned that he would've loved to play alongside him.He wrote: "Absolutely love him.

An investigation has been launched by the Football Association (FA) after Manchester United prospect Anthony Elanga was struck by an object thrown from the Elland Road stands.

Rangers fans have criticised Amad's performance during their draw against Rangers on Sunday.

Lucy Mecklenburgh and Ryan Thomas have revealed the gender of their baby after announcing they were expecting.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticCaesar Cordova, a character actor whose long association with Al Pacino included appearances in Scarface and Carlito’s Way, died Aug. 26 of natural causes in Atlantic City.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticEXCLUSIVE: Jason Sherwood, an Emmy Award-winning production designer for Fox’s Rent: Live in 2019 and the youngest person to design the set for the Academy Awards, has signed with CAA.Sherwood’s set design for the 2020 Academy Awards was Emmy-nominated for Outstanding Production Design for a Variety Special. At 30, Sherwood was the Oscar’s youngest-ever production designer.Among Sherwood’s stage credits is his 2017 set design for the Off Broadway musical The View Upstairs, which garnered him Drama Desk Award, Lucille Lortel Award and American Theatre Wing Henry Hewes Design Award nominations.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticEighteen Broadway productions will be eligible for this year’s Tony Awards competition, an awards committee announced today.The number was confirmed, along with several routine nominee determinations, in the final meeting of the The Tony Awards Administration Committee to decide eligibility for the recently announced all-digital 74th Annual Tony Awards.A date and platform have not been announced.Among the decisions announced today, David Alan Grier will be considered eligible in the Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play category for his performance in the large ensemble cast of A Soldier’s Play.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAuthor J.K. Rowling has returned a 2019 Robert F.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticCathy Smith, the onetime girlfriend of singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot who might have been best remembered for inspiring the hit song “Sundown” had she not met up with John Belushi at the Chateau Marmont on March 5, 1982, died Aug. 18 at the age of 73.Her death was reported by Canada’s The Globe and Mail.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticStephen Colbert didn’t watch a minute of last night’s Republican National Convention, and feels all the better for it.“I know by not watching the RNC I didn’t do my job tonight,” the host of CBS’ The Late Show said in an intense monologue last night (watch it above). “And I just want to say: I feel great about it….Why subject ourselves to their lies that stick to your soul like hot tar? Lies like: Donald Trump cares whether you live or die.”In the intense monologue, Colbert addressed COVID-19 deaths, “Rambo wannabes,” Hurricane Laura, the police shooting of Jacob Blake and the NBA’s strike.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway Critic“Anthony! Anthony!,” the mother shouted from the second floor of a Boston North End tenement apartment building overlooking an urban alley, her voice seeming to carry over numerous city blocks as 12-year-old Anthony runs home for his favorite Prince-brand spaghetti dinner.The image from the long-running television commercial (watch it below) will be familiar to any regular TV watcher of the late 1960 and ’70s, as will the look of happiness on the boy’s face when he arrives home for family dinner.Anthony Martignetti, the 12-year-old Boston kid who starred in the spot, died at 63  in his sleep Sunday Aug. 23 at his home in West Roxbury, Mass.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticThe Off Broadway run of Drew Droege’s well-received solo show Happy Birthday Doug was cut short by the COVID-19 shutdown, but a specially-filmed quarantine performance, produced by Michael Urie, is set to make its streaming debut.Happy Birthday Doug, directed at the Soho Playhouse by Tom DeTrinis and directed for film and edited by Jim Hansen, will premiere on streaming service BroadwayHD September 24.Written and performed by Droege, Happy Birthday Doug chronicles the 41st birthday of the title character.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticIn a lawsuit that offers a glimpse of COVID-19’s economic threat to the Broadway industry, Jujamcyn Theaters, owner of five major Broadway venues, is suing its insurance companies after the insurers offered to pay a mere $250,000 of what Jujamcyn claims should be “tens of millions of dollars” in losses due to the coronavirus shutdown.Jujamcyn, which owns the theaters housing hits Hadestown, The Book of Mormon, Moulin Rouge and Mean Girls (and, until its recent permanent closing, Disney’s Frozen), filed the suit this week in the U.S.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticLive comedy, or dead? Sides were drawn this week in the debate over the future of stand-up, with a longtime Manhattan comedy club co-owner pretty much writing an obituary for New York City and its cultural nightlife, which in turn got him called “a putz” by Jerry Seinfeld.And while traditional comedy venues won’t be taking reservations anytime soon – Caroline’s owner Caroline Hirsh told Deadline that comedy clubs like hers will likely take their cues from Broadway, and Broadway won’t be reopening until next spring, at the earliest – some comics are finding ways to reach audiences without Zoom.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRiley Gale, the lead singer of Texas thrash metal band Power Trip who recently contributed vocals to rapper-actor Ice-T’s “Point the Finger” song and video, died Aug. 24 at the age of 34.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticCastmates of the late Nick Cordero from such stage productions as A Bronx Tale, Bullets Over Broadway, The Toxic Avenger, Rock of Ages and Waitress will take part in a special memorial tribute honoring the actor who recently died from COVID-19 complications.The celebration of Cordero’s life is set for Sunday, September 6 at 7 pm ET on BroadwayOnDemand.com.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticEXCLUSIVE: Tony Award-winning playwright, actor and producer Sarah Jones has signed with UTA for worldwide representation in all areas.Jones, who won a Special Tony Award in 2006 for her one-woman Broadway show Bridge & Tunnel (co-produced by Meryl Streep), currently is developing her most recent stage production, 2016’s acclaimed Sell/Buy/Date, into a documentary. She’ll be making her directorial debut with the film.Sell/Buy/Date, a New York Times critics’ pick in its Off Broadway debut, was inspired by the real-life experiences of people affected by the sex industry, and explores the intersection of race, feminism, power, and economics.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticIn an impassioned defense of his beloved and beleaguered New York City, comedian Jerry Seinfeld has some harsh words for a Manhattan comedy club owner who bolted for Florida and recently claimed the Big Apple is “completely dead” with no hope for a rebound.“You say New York will not bounce back this time,” Seinfeld writes in a New York Times opinion column posted today, not naming his target but linking to a LinkedIn post written earlier this month by Stand Up N.Y. comedy club co-owner James Altucher.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAARP The Magazine’s Movies for Grownups Awards will expand its categories to include television trophies, with new categories set to include Best Television Series, Best Movie Made for TV or Limited Series, Best TV Actress and Best TV actor.The new categories will be included in the March 4, 2021, awards ceremony.