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the new play “McNeal,” starring Robert Downey Jr. in his Broadway debut.The story of a novelist perpetually in search of a Nobel Prize who confronts the power of AI, “McNeal” stars Brittany Bellizeare, Rafi Gavron, Melora Hardin, Andrea Martin, Ruthie Ann Miles and Saisha Talwar. Other celebrities were on hand to witness Downey’s first night on The Great White Way, including Jason Bateman, Justin Theroux, Will Arnett, Paul Rudd and Matt Damon.Allen and Previn were last photographed in NYC on April 24 as they took a stroll.

David Henry Hwang’s Yellow Face debuted Off Broadway 17 years ago, spinning a farcical tale about a real-life Broadway controversy that had taken place some 17 years before that. How it manages to be relevant, insightful and very funny as it makes its Broadway debut tonight, all these years later, is anyone’s guess, but it does.

Sam Strangis, an Emmy-nominated CSI and CSI: Miami producer and Paramount exec and whose career dates back to classic 1960s and ’70s TV shows including Batman, The Brady Bunch and Happy Days, has died. He was 95.

UPDATE: The debate moderators are doing some fact-checking, which has led to a tense moment with JD Vance.

The stars of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 5 have new taglines, which Bravo has released alongside the new opening titles.

Andrés Buenahora editor Sam Strangis, the director, producer and production executive behind shows such as “CSI,” “The Brady Bunch,” and “Happy Days,” died of kidney failure on July 23 at Providence Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrance, Calif., a family spokesperson confirmed. He was 95. Strangis began his career as a script supervisor at Revue Studios before directing several episodes of “The Restless Gun,” which ran from 1957 to 1959.

Emiliana Betancourt The MacArthur Foundation has announced the recipients of its prestigious “Genius Grant,” a no-strings-attached award given to individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary creativity and potential in their fields. This year’s fellowship recognizes 22 people for their contributions to the arts, sciences and social causes.

Comedian Sienna Hubert-Ross is suing her boyfriend — making horrible allegations of abuse and even attempted murder! On Tuesday, DailyMail.com obtained the

This is very sus! Wendy Williams…

Chris Brown is the subject of a damning new documentary… With a mystery accuser who’s never shared her story publicly!

Note to self: Don’t mess with Spirit Halloween! Especially when they’re in their season!

This is just horrifying…

Three things in life are certain: death, taxes, and Pauley Perrette when she says she’s NEVER returning to acting!

Wendy Williams is breaking her silence after Diddy’s arrest!

This stings! Poor Brandi Glanville…

Rich Homie Quan’s cause of death has finally been confirmed.

Andrés Buenahora editor The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has unveiled two new exhibitions exploring how science has impacted technology, aesthetics and storytelling in cinema Oct. 6. “Color in Motion: Chromatic Explorations of Cinema,” investigates the role of color in film while “Cyberpunk: Envisioning Possible Futures Through Cinema” will examine the global impact of the science fiction subgenre cyberpunk on cinema culture.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Production is now under way in New Zealand on “Marama,” a gothic horror film from Māori writer-director Taratoa Stappard (“Taumanu, Emkhatsini”). Production is taking place around Auckland on New Zealand’s North Island and in the South Island’s Otago region. Set in North Yorkshire, England, in 1859, “Marama” is the story of a young Māori woman’s fight to reclaim her identity and indigenous culture in Victorian-era Britain.

Jessel Taank became one of the breakout stars of Bravo‘s The Real Housewives of New York City reboot for her unfiltered takes.

Emmerdale enthusiasts were astonished to learn that Danny Miller has a well-known father in show business.

Phillip Schofield's much-anticipated TV comeback has been met with disappointment as the show failed to make a splash in the ratings.The 62 year old presenter, known for his time on This Morning, had hoped to revive his career with a new Channel 5 documentary series, which premiered more than a year after his controversial "unwise, but not illegal" affair that derailed his career.The three-part docuseries, Phillip Schofield: Cast Away, started airing on Monday 30 September but received harsh criticism and left audiences divided. Despite the hype, only 1.4 million viewers tuned in to see Phillip stranded on a desert island, a far cry from the numbers he once drew.The series was intended to repair his tarnished public image, yet it backfired with viewers criticising him for seeming "narcissistic" and showing no remorse for the scandal that caused his professional downfall.To add insult to injury, ITV's crime drama Joan, featuring Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, overshadowed Phillip's return by pulling in over 2 million viewers.