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One of the most iconic Superman stories ever told is getting a new life. With a reboot on the horizon, it’s already a big year for DC’s iconic hero. Now, All-Star Superman, the 12-issue maxiseries that redefined the Man of Steel for a generation of fans, is getting a new audiobook adaptation.

DC Comics has just revealed that it's collaborating with Penguin Random House Audio to adapt Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's classic and fan-favorite story, All-Star Superman, as an audiobook. Writer Meghan Fitzmartin is adapting the story to the new format while Quitely returns to provide cover art for the audiobook.

All-Star Superman's adaptation will adapt the entire 12-issue run and feature a full cast of 25 voices, including Marc Thompson voicing the Big Blue Boy Scout, Kristen Sieh as Lois Lane, Brandon McInnis as Jimmy Olsen, Ray Porter as Jor-El, and Christopher Smith as Superman's nemesis,...

As one of the defining moments in all of human history, World War II shaped the modern world in more ways than one, where even in the entertainment industry, the numerous real-life stories adapted & fictional storytelling potential have led to some engaging television shows. Moreover, the topic of the Second World War itself expands to multiple narrative angles, where many TV series have shown audiences various genres all within this historical setting.

Whether these shows exude heavy drama, comedy/satire or are dedicated to framing actual events, viewers are drawn to the fascinating era of World War II and become connected to the characters and the great storytelling on display. At the same time, several World War II TV shows also expand on relevant themes that remind people how monumental and important this time in history was and that audiences, as well as the entire world, should never forget these events.

Exclusive: Tony-winner Rachel Chavkin is behind a new tween-aimed podcast series based on Greek myths.

Live from Mount Olympus is co-directed by Chavkin (Hadestown) and Zhailon Levingston, who currently serves as the Resident Director for Broadway’s Tina: The Tina Turner Musical and hosted by Broadway’s Hadestown star André De Shields.

The series comes from The Onassis Foundation and Trax from Prx, the podcast network that is run by the This American Life radio distributor and cast members of Broadway troupe Team.

When young Perseus, voiced by actor Divine Garland, makes a rash promise to save his mother from the clutches of an evil king, he has to strike out on a dangerous quest. Hermes, god of luck and thieves, voiced by De Shields, narrates this tale of terrifying monsters, powerful gods, and a brave girl who will changes Perseus’ life forever.

The six-part series also features Vinie Burrows,...

There’s definitely a new quick path to Egot — or at least three-quarters of it. First Cynthia Erivo won a Tony, Grammy and Emmy for “The Color Purple.” Then Ben Platt and Rachel Bay Jones achieved the same triple play for “Dear Evan Hansen.” And on Friday night, May 3, Katrina Lenk and Ari’el Stachel accomplished the same rare feat for their performances in “The Band’s Visit.” It’s thanks to a relatively new category at the Daytime Emmys: Best Musical Performance in a Daytime Program. Check out the complete list of Daytime Emmy Creative Arts winners here.

The Tonys honor the best musicals on Broadway. The Grammys have long done the same with their Best Musical Theater Album category. And since 2016 the Daytime Emmys have honored musical performances on daytime programs, which means singers and theater performers are now able to win for promoting their work on a talk show or morning show.