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Ben Miller, the star of BBC’s Death in Paradise, has expressed his delight at the latest news surrounding his ITV detective drama Professor T.

Bergerac is making a comeback, but fans will be surprised to find that the character of Charlie Hungerford has been replaced, much to the shock of Philip Glenister. The 61 year old actor stars in the Bergerac reboot as ruthless construction CEO Arthur Wakefield. While he had an idea that he wouldn't be playing Jim Bergerac, Philip was hoping to bring the flamboyant character of Charlie back to life on-screen.

Robert Lindsay opened up about the moment he was diagnosed with cancer just before he was set to perform in front of a live audience.The star of new show Generation Z had previously shared that he was filming the popular TV comedy My Family when he first received his diagnosis. Lindsay was in makeup alongside his on-screen wife Zoe Wanamaker when he got the devastating news that he had prostate cancer. "She said, 'Right, OK, let's go on and be funny, and then we can talk about it.' I can't remember the recording at all.

Pictures From Home (★★☆☆☆), Broadway’s lethargic family drama based on a book of photos.Between 1982 and 1992 photographer and college professor Larry Sultan took a bounty of photographs of his parents, Irving and Jean. He captured them in both candid, unrehearsed moments and in staged poses.The process was painstaking, both for him and his subjects, but it ultimately launched them all to a sort of stardom within the photography world. Sultan released the book to numerous accolades and, according to the New York Times, it has “become a definitive guide to narrative photography.”Playwright Sharr White was apparently so moved by the project, he decided to adapt the photos into a play.

She recently joined the cast of Hulu's Only Murders In the Building for the show's third season and on Thursday night, Meryl Streep showed her support for co-star Nathan Lane at the opening of his new play on Broadway.The 73-year-old New Jersey native was all smiles in a colorful ensemble as she posed for photos on the red carpet at Studio 54 in New York City.The three-time Oscar winner who joined her new co-stars Steve Martin and Martin Short at the star-studded event paired a patterned monochrome dress shirt with bright red trousers for her night out.She added a dark velvet tailored jacket and wore shiny black shoes while carrying a black designer purse on a long shoulder strap.Leaving her blonde hair loose and swept back from her forehead, the actress accessorized with small gold hoop earrings and black-framed spectacles.  Big night: She recently joined the cast of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building for the show's third season and on Thursday night, Meryl Streep showed her support for co-star Nathan Lane at the opening of his new play on Broadway  Had company: The three-time Oscar winner joined her new co-stars Steve Martin and Martin Short at the star-studded event which was held at Studio 54 in New York City Taking a bow: Lane, right, stars in Pictures From Home with Danny Burstein, and Zoe Wanamaker and they opened to packed houseStreep started her career on the stage, first in high school, then at Vassar College and then at the Yale School of Drama, where she received her MFA in 1975.She starred in Trelawny of the Wells alongside Mandy Patinkin and John Lithgow and Measure for Measure with John Cazale, who she had a romantic relationship with for two years before his death in 1978.While she continued to work on

Four-time Tony winner Nathan Lane will make his triumphant return to Broadway next year with Pictures From Home.The 66-year-old scene stealer will play the patriarch opposite four-time Tony nominee Zoë Wanamaker as his onscreen wife and Tony winner Danny Burstein as his onscreen son, who photographs his parents.Sharr White (Halston, The Snow Geese) will adapt Larry Sultan's 1992 photo memoir about 'childhood and parenthood memories, and the often contrasting and shifting conditions that make up familial relationships.' Strictly limited engagement! Four-time Tony winner Nathan Lane will make his triumphant return to Broadway next year with Pictures From Home (pictured in 2019)Tony-winning director Bartlett Sher will helm Pictures From Home at Studio 54 with previews scheduled to begin January 10 with a February 9 opening.It marks Nathan's 25th Broadway production as he last graced the stage as the titular role in George C. Wolfe's play Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus at the Booth Theatre in 2019.