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The Cast of Broadway's 'Suffs' Detail 'Profound' Experience of Marching Into the Recording Studio

The all-female Broadway cast of Suffs has marched into the recording studio for their Original Broadway Cast Album, and Atlantic Records is raising the curtain. Suffs (Original Broadway Cast Recording), the companion to the Tony-nominated musical from Shaina Taub, is out now. The recording experience turned out to be a "profound" experience for cast members Tsilala Brock and Kim Blanck.
Rosalia, Rauw Alejandro Relationship History Explored: Couple SPLIT After 3 Years

Rosalia and Rauw Alejandro have reportedly called off their engagement; let's take a look at the couple's relationship through the years.#Rosalia #RauwAlejandro
Whitney Houston Biopic: Official Release Date, Cast, and More Details!

Whitney Houston's biopic 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' is coming later this month; when is it going to be officially released and who are the cast members?#WhitneyHouston #IWannaDanceWithSomebody
Lizzo to Make History Again? Singer Invited to Do THIS at James Madison’s Estate

Lizzo was invited by James Madison's estate to visit the former president's home and possibly perform using the crystal flute at the residence to make history.#Lizzo #JamesMadison
David Bowie ‘Let’s Dance’ History: Nile Rodgers Explains How Iconic Song Came to Fruition

Nile Rodgers explained how David Bowie's hit 'Let's Dance' came to life after taking inspiration from 'Peter Gunn.'#DavidBowie #NileRodgersa
'SNL 40' Quickly Turned Into Its Own Pop-Culture Phenomenon

"Saturday Night Live's" 40th anniversary special probably served up the best 3 1/2 hours of live television we have seen in years. So many times in recent years the legendary show has fallen so flat that many longtime viewers have found themselves wondering why it is still on the air and why they even bother to tune in each weekend. Last night's special episode reminded us all just how magical "SNL" can be, and if you missed it, well, you have lost out on a bit of pop-culture history, especially since it quickly turned into its own pop-culture phenomenon.
'Fifty Shades of Grey' on Track to Make $81.7 Million, Breaking Box-Office Record for Presidents Day Weekend

It seems that the curiosity over whether or not the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey" would live up to the book series has amounted to box office success as E.L James's first installment of the series has had the biggest Presidents Day weekend opening in history. Thanks to Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson breathing life into the characters of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, the film has raked in almost $81.7 million since last Friday, Feb. 13.
Seahawks May Have Made One of the Worst Plays in Super Bowl History to Lose Game While Ratings Soared

What on earth was Peter Carroll thinking last night when, instead of putting faith in arguably the best running back in football right now, Marshawn Lynch, he instructed that the Seattle Seahawks instead pass the ball. That intercepted pass, just one yard away from winning Super Bowl XLIX, will go down in history as one of the worst plays ever. At least Carroll has owned that the play call was entirely his idea, so ultimately he is the one responsible for handing the New England Patriots their fourth Super Bowl victory under coach Bill Belichick. But overall, the ratings soared.
Bill Hader Hosted 'SNL's' Lowest-Rated Episode in 40 Years

Did you watch Bill Hader on Saturday Night Live this past weekend? You would think that as a former cast favorite the ratings would have spiked even a tiny bit higher then they have been in recent months. Instead the result was the absolute opposite. Hader's episode was the lowest in SNL's 40-year history- quite an accomplishment actually, but unfortunately it's one in the wrong direction.