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Forever Young,” details her rise to stardom via Walt Disney, having an eating disorder and losing the cash flow that she secured as a child star, according to the Los Angeles Times.The British actress, 75, began her career with the House of Mouse when she was cast in the 1960 film “Pollyanna,” ultimately cinching a seven-picture deal with the studio that propelled her to the top of the child star food chain.Mills’ editor and publisher, Gretchen Young of Grand Central Publishing, told the Los Angeles Times that the septuagenarian “isn’t holding back” in her book. “She faced a ton of challenges while maintaining this youthful public image that the adults around her were invested in,” Young said.

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two major musicals had performances for the first time since theaters were shut down way back in March 2020: “Waitress,” starring Sara Bareilles, and the 2019 Tony winner for Best Musical, “Hadestown.”In the latter show, which runs at the Walter Kerr Theatre, Tony Award winner André De Shields plays Hermes, the storyteller who guides the audience through the updated myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.The indomitable De Shields, 75, is excited, if cautious, about returning to the neighborhood where he’s wowed audiences for decades in “The Wiz,” “The Full Monty,” “Ain’t Misbehavin'” and more.Here, he tells The Post what it’s like getting back on the boards.You’re returning to Broadway this week after more than a year away. How does that feel?It’s

Lollapalooza, or streaming in the millions on Spotify — but this high school senior has done both.Moore Kismet is an ambitious and proud nonbinary DJ who has taken the dance music world by storm.

livestream event on Thursday — also aptly called “ABBA Voyage.”The band first cryptically hyped Aug. 26 that the group would possibly reunited and release new music.