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"This is the best news to come out of Mississippi since -- this is the best news to come out of Mississippi!" Meyers said.

Roger Taylor, who has played with the Grammy-winning synth-pop group for decades, said his worsening tinnitus was forcing him to retire.

Joanna Kotze's "this is the beginning, this is the end" is a high-strung evocation of cyclical turmoil.

The ADAA Fair offers the gamut of modern and contemporary art, from big-color abstraction to mournful, quiet paintings.

Johnny Depp returns as the miser of the Dickens holiday classic. But he isn't playing Scrooge so much as trying to mount a comeback on a get-up and déjà vu.

Corinne Winters will make her Paris Opera debut in Janacek's "Kat'a Kabanova," a role she is currently performing in the Czech Republic.

As part of a multiyear deal, the Teatro Municipal in Chile is receiving intensive training from the famed ballet school.

For his inaugural season as general director, Baptiste Charroing is channeling the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées's iconic past.

A gang of thieves runs brazenly amok with guns and cameras in a movie that has something on its mind but not nearly enough sense.

The Neil Simon comedy will begin performances in March; the cast will also include the Tony winners Laura Benanti and James Monroe Iglehart.