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Christopher Rice Broadway's The Book of Mormon continues his viral Tappy video series online with the 2017 Tappy Christmas Special. This production, inspired by the televised holiday specials of the 1960s, features Broadway stars Kyle Dean Massey TV's 'Nashville', Pippin, Next to Normal, Wicked, Bryonha Marie Parham Prince of Broadway, Porgy and Bess, After Midnight, Dorcas Leung current Gigi in Miss Saigon, and dancers from many other Broadway shows.

In Netflix’s “Icarus,” director Bryan Fogel documented Dr. Grigory Rodchenko, the chemist who said he helped the Russian government execute a doping scheme at the 2014 Winter Olympics, then turned whistleblower after meeting Fogel. Now, Rodchenko has supplied diaries to the International Olympic Committee that may determine whether Russia may compete at the 2018 Games.

The New York Times has seen the journals, two hardback volumes that cover 2014 and 2015. On December 5, the I.O.C.’s Disciplinary Commission will announce its decision, and according to a document it published this week, Rodchenko’s entries have been deemed authentic and unaltered, meriting consideration “as a significant evidential element.”

Read More:‘Icarus’ is an Alarming Look at Russia’s Secret Doping Operation — Sundance Review

Sochi, a city on Russia’s Western coast, hosted the 2014 Olympics over 16 days in February. Throughout, Rodchenko provided athletes and coaches with an original concoction made from three anabolic steroids and vermouth.

A five-star prison has opened up in Saudi Arabia.

Guests at the Ritz Carlton hotel in the capital city of Riyadh were evacuated on Saturday night to make room for some new, unwilling residents: Several Saudi princes, along with other powerful members of the country’s elite, who have been arrested on charges of corruption, according to the New York Times.

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Patrons of the hotel, visitors and guests at the restaurants were told to assemble in the lobby with their bags, the Guardian reports.

’Tis the season! Fantasia Barrino is giving fans a dose of classic holiday tunes with her new release, Christmas After Midnight.

Et caught up with Barrino during a promo shoot in Los Angeles last week, where she dished about the album being inspired by her late grandmother, whose birthday was on Christmas.

“Christmas was everything for her,” the American Idol alum revealed while reminiscing about her favorite Christmas memories of “good music” and “nothing but love.”

“I want to keep that going. I feel like times have changed, families have changed,” Barrino explained. “People are not as close anymore as they used to be, and one thing about our house was music always kept us close.”

Related: Fantasia Barrino Is 'Resting Comfortably' After Canceling Concert Due to Second-Degree Burns

The 12-track album, which was released on Oct. 6, features Barrino’s rendition of classic holiday songs including “Silent Night,” “This Christmas” and “Baby It’s Cold Outside.”

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You might know the basics about the second season of The Exorcist: new location, only a couple of characters carrying over from Season 1, yadda yadda. But as Friday’s Season 2 premiere reminds us, the devil is in the details.

And those details? Still hella scary. Read on for the highlights of “Janus.”

RelatedThe Exorcist: Geena Davis’ (Possible) Return, John Cho’s Arriving ‘Mistress’ and More Season 2 Scoop

On The Run | The hour opens with Father Tomas praying in an empty church. From the eerie feel of the scene, you know something’s not Ok, but as he walks outside,...

From the late, great Oscar de la Renta, to the sophisticated Carolina Herrera and the groundbreaking Manolo Blahnik, Latino designers have always had a place in fashion, contributing stunning works of arts that have been admired by many around the world. As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, which is recognized from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Et is paying tribute to the generations of talented Hispanics minds who have enriched the creative arts.

Here are nine inspiring Latino designers who are currently slaying the fashion world!

Exclusive: Gina Rodriguez Opens Up About 'Empowering' Latinos With Her #MovementMondays Social Media Campaign

Maria Cornejo

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The Chilean-born designer is celebrating her label Zero + Maria Cornejo's 20th anniversary this year. Known for her simplicity and minimalism, Cornejo's designs evoke an ease and freedom that she's perfected since opening her atelier and store, Zero, in 1998. Cornejo's designs feature sculptural silhouettes, long and minimal draped dress, coats and skirts...

As we inch our way closer to the holiest of months, October, this final Tuesday of September boasts an eclectic array of genre-related home entertainment releases, including several great movies I fell in love with earlier this year: The Devil’s Candy, It Stains the Sands Red, and 47 Meters Down. For you cult cinema fans out there, it’s going to be a busy week for your wallet, as we have an array of horror and sci-fi titles heading home, including the SteelBook edition of Bride of Re-Animator, the director’s cut of Cannibal Ferox, Lucio Fulci’s The Devil’s Honey, as well as Orgy of the Dead and Psychos in Love from Vinegar Syndrome.

Other notable releases for Tuesday, September 26th include After Midnight, It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (in 4K), A Quiet Place in the Country, The Stake Land Collection, John Carpenter’s Escape from L.A. on Blu-ray,...

An American citizen was killed in a pair of vehicle attacks in Spain on Thursday and early Friday that left 14 dead, the U.S. State Department has confirmed.

Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, announced the death on Friday as he said authorities were in the process of “still confirming the injuries and deaths of others.”

Additional details about the slain victim were not immediately available.

“Obviously we express our deepest sympathies to the loved ones of this individual and obviously the others who have suffered loss of life,” Tillerson said, “and we offer our thoughts and prayers to their...

Gremlins is a fine representation of a classic 80s movie, however the sequel, Gremlins 2: The New Batch was nowhere near the quality or fun of the original. It is almost like the producers somehow managed to feed the first film after midnight, and just like with a mogwai, things got out of control. While speaking with SlashFilm about a film he produced, Patti Cake$, the writer who penned the original script, Chris Columbus, mentioned that talks for a third Gremlins movie are heating up, and that he has a finished script.

“I’m really proud of the script. It is as twisted and dark as anything, so we’ll see. It’s always a budgetary conversation when we’re going to shoot it. I wanted to go back to the really twisted sensibility of the first movie. I found that was a very easy place for me to fall...

Exclusive: Cleopatra Entertainment picks up title from Jinga Films.

Genre specialist sales agent Jinga Films has closed a series of territory deals on its black comedy-horror The Night Of The Virgin.

Cleopatra Entertainment has acquired rights for North America, while Alamode Entertainment has taken Germany and Austria for its genre label Pierrot Le Fou, Njuta has taken Scandinavia, and MovieCloud has acquired Taiwan.

The Night Of The Virgin stars Javier Badola as a lonely young man who attends a New Years Eve party with the intention of losing his virginity.

After midnight he finds himself alone and rejected until a...

The news is out — Dulé Hill and Jazmyn Simon are engaged!

The Psych actor and Ballers actress both took to Instagram on Thursday to announce their engagement, which took place on April 14, a.k.a. Good Friday.

“Step by step, hand in hand, you & me, lock & key,”Hill, 41, captioned the social media of himself and his bride-to-be. The West Wing alum, who also stars in Ballers, added the hashtags: “#IAintNoFool #SheSaidYes #041417 #ItWasAREALLYGoodFriday #ForeverGrateful #WeGonRentTheMoonAndFillItWithRosé #ILoveYouJaz #❤️❤️.”

Simon also shared the exciting news on the photo-sharing app with the same caption and similar hashtags. “Step by step, hand in hand, you & me,...

What would Patsy Cline think about getting her own Nashville museum more than six decades after her death?

“You know, no pun intended – and not to use a word lightly – but I think she’d say, ‘This is crazy,’” says her 58-year-old daughter, Julie Fudge.

And no wonder: Despite Cline’s mythic stature as one of the 20th century’s greatest voices, few fans today know that the “Crazy” singer was simply an equal among a bevy of country notables at the time she was killed, at age 30, in a private plane crash in 1963. Since then, the sheer power of...

The Game is making a rather serious claim. On Tuesday, the rapper sat down with Wendy Williams and talked about the headline-making lyric he rapped in DJ Khaled's song, "Sauce." In the song, The Game said, "Then I f---ed three Kardashians, hold that thought." In Williams' hot seat, the Game, 36, confirmed the lyric. Williams presented him with an image of Kris Jenner and her five daughters, and first asked if he had been with Khloé Kardashian. "Ah, sometimes it gets late at night... " he said, avoiding a direct answer to her question. Williams kept going, and said, "You got down with Khloé.

The Game is making a rather serious claim.

On Tuesday, the rapper sat down with Wendy Williams and talked about the headline-making lyric he rapped in DJ Khaled's song, "Sauce." In the song, The Game said, "Then I f---ed three Kardashians, hold that thought."

In Williams' hot seat, the Game, 36, confirmed the lyric. Williams presented him with an image of Kris Jenner and her five daughters, and first asked if he had been with Khloé Kardashian.

"Ah, sometimes it gets late at night... " he said, avoiding a direct answer to her question.

Williams kept going, and said, "You got down with Khloé.

The Game is making a rather serious claim. On Tuesday, the rapper sat down with Wendy Williams and talked about the headline-making lyric he rapped in DJ Khaled's song, "Sauce." In the song, The Game said, "Then I f---ed three Kardashians, hold that thought." In Williams' hot seat, the Game, 36, confirmed the lyric. Williams presented him with an image of Kris Jenner and her five daughters, and first asked if he had been with Khloé Kardashian. "Ah, sometimes it gets late at night... " he said, avoiding a direct answer to her question. Williams kept going, and said, "You got down with Khloé.

Signature Theatre's Jelly's Last Jam, directed by Signature Associate Artistic DirectorMatthew Gardiner Signature's La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story and choreographed byJared Grimes Broadway's After Midnight, runs now through September 11 in Signature Theatre's intimate Max Theatre. The musical about famed and notorious jazz entertainer Jelly Roll Morton by George C. Wolfe, Susan Birkenhead, and Luther Henderson features the music of Jelly Roll Morton. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast onstage below...

Signature Theatre's Jelly's Last Jam, directed by Signature Associate Artistic DirectorMatthew Gardiner Signature's La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story and choreographed byJared Grimes Broadway's After Midnight, runs now through September 11 in Signature Theatre's intimate Max Theatre. The musical about famed and notorious jazz entertainer Jelly Roll Morton by George C. Wolfe, Susan Birkenhead, and Luther Henderson features the music of Jelly Roll Morton. Click below to watch highlights from the show...

Signature Theatre'sJELLY's Last Jam,directed by Signature Associate Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner Signature's La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story and choreographed by Jared Grimes Broadway's After Midnight,runs August 2 - September 11 in Signature Theatre's intimate Max Theatre.The musical about famed and notorious jazz entertainer Jelly Roll Morton by George C. Wolfe, Susan Birkenhead, and Luther Henderson features the music of Jelly Roll Morton. Click below to watch a teaser for the show...

Signature Theatre has announced the cast of Jelly's Last Jam directed by Signature Associate Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner Signature's La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story and choreographed by Jared Grimes Broadway's After Midnight. The musical about famed and notorious jazz entertainer Jelly Roll Morton by George C. Wolfe, Susan Birkenhead, and Luther Henderson featuring the music of Jelly Roll Morton runs August 2 - September 11 in Signature Theatre's intimate Max Theatre.

Escape the rain and audition for a cruise! Below are four of the hottest casting notices of the week, also including two feature films and a new play. “After Midnight” Norwegian Cruise LINESSome jazzy, big-band tunes are now hitting the high seas! Daryl Eisenberg Casting is seeking dancers and vocalists for the Norwegian Cruise Lines production of “After Midnight.” The open casting call will take place May 18 in New York City, and the contract begins Aug. 14. “Southern Fury”Casting the Coast is in pursuit of a body double for the main star of “Southern Fury”...Nicolas Cage! The feature film’s plot follows a mobster who must rescue his kidnapped brother. Additional supporting roles are available as well, and the project shoots this year in the Mississippi Gulf Coast area. Some pay will be provided. “Fall (Apart) Together”The 2016 NYC Women’s Work Festival is casting several leading and supporting...

On Sunday May 1, 2016, to kick off National Hepatitis Awareness month, the Al D. Rodriguez Liver Foundation Adrlf will host The Disco Bowl Spring Fling Benefit. The event will be hosted by the Emmy Award-winning television personality, Carson Kressley Dancing with the Stars, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and will feature a disco-inspired musical performance by Broadway's sizzling Discoettes After Midnight's Carmen Ruby Floyd, Amazing Grace's Harriett D. Foy, and Amazing Grace's Laiona Michelle. The Total Bent's Kenny Brawner will also perform with the Discoettes, including taking the lead on Ymca.

With the third season of Birch Coffee's popular web-series Stay Regular starting December 21st, we're looking back at Tony- and Emmy Award-winning producer Scott Sanders, known for smash-hits such as The Color Purple, After Midnight and Evita, who was featured in Season 1, Episode 5 -'Broadway and Jazz.' Click below to hear Sanders speak extensively about his experience as a producer and creator, and the art and business of Broadway...

Cities all over the country are hosting projects in need of actors! From indie films to network television shows, these six auditions will get your mind churning on the possibilities. And if they don’t, fret not—we have more! “The Revisionist”Jesse Eisenberg has moved from film acting to playwriting. His second Equity production is casting the roles of Maria, David, and Zenon for this play set in Poland with narratives influenced by WWII. Auditions are Nov. 16 in Beverly Hills, Calif., for the show, which opens April 1, 2016. “After Midnight,” Norwegian Cruise LINEDaryl Eisenberg Casting is partnering with the luxury cruise line to find vocalists and dancers to populate the on-stage Harlem Cotton Club, in addition to an actor to play The Host in this rendition of the Tony-winning show. This is a Jan. 31–Sept. 10 contract for seven-day cruises throughout the Eastern Caribbean. Auditions are Nov. 17 in New York City.

Living For Today will present a benefit concert entitled LFTRampH, on Sunday, October 25 at Joe's Pub 425 Lafayette St beginning at 7Pm. The concert is produced and directed by David Alpert Ifthen, The Trip to Bountiful, The Best Man with music direction by Jason Wetzel After Midnight. Tickets are 20 40 and 75 VIP seats which includes an after-show champagne toast with the company and are available at www.joespub.com.

Vanessa Williams has booked a recurring role for the upcoming seventh season of CBS’ The Good Wife. She’ll play Courtney Boalt, an extremely successful, self-made businesswoman who is potentially interested in backing Peter Florrick's (Chris Noth) campaign for President. In the process, she meets Eli Gold (Alan Cumming), sparking a mutual attraction. Williams returned to Broadway last year for a special limited engagement in the musical After Midnight. Previously, she…...

The 2015 Telluride Film Festival slate is always officially announced the day before the annual Labor Day fest kicks off.  Of course, the dirty little secret that anyone in Hollywood in the know pretty much already knows what major films are going to screen there.  Plus, the premiere designations from both the Toronto and New York Film Festivals, which occur immediately afterward, usually give it a way. Telluride has now become the premiere showcase in the race for Best Picture.  Six out of the last seven winners ("The Hurt Locker" being the lone exception) either premiered or screened in the picturesque Colorado town.  Fox Searchlight's "Birdman" played there immediately following its Venice debut and "12 Years A Slave," "Argo," "Slumdog Millionaire" and "The King's Speech" all premiered at Telluride. The sixth winner, "The Artist," was the toast of Cannes before heading to Telluride.  Needless to say, if you're a betting man or...

Five Points an American musical, with book by Harrison David Rivers, lyrics by Douglas Lyons and music by Douglas Lyons and Ethan Pakchar, has been in residence at the Musical Theatre Factory August 4th-10th. The residency will culminate in a development sharing on August 10th with a cast that features Mike Backes 'Orange is the New Black', Seth Eliser, Rb Embleton, Alexa Green Wicked, Katie Lee Hill Claudio Quest, Amber Iman Soul Doctor, Frank Manda, T. Oliver Reid After Midnight, Noah J. Ricketts Beautiful, Eric Stephenson, Katie Thompson Giant, Morissa Trunzo and Kevin Worley On the Town. Five Points is directed by Mark Schneider Beautiful, Annie, Billy Elliot with music direction by Madeline Smith The Light Princess, An Octoroon.

When artists get together, magic happens. When they get together for social issues, change happens. That is what Daniel J. Watts Whorl Inside A Loop, After Midnight, Wilkie Ferguson Porgy n' Bess, Post Modern Jukebox, and Nicholas Christopher Motown, Whorl Inside A Loop hope to achieve upon the release of a new track and concept video entitled Another One. Check it out below...

Michael McElroy Tony nomination, Big River and The Broadway Inspirational Voices and Salem Missionary Baptist Church are teaming up for a Spring Concert Sunday May 31st730pm. The concert will raise funds for the T.J. Boyd Scholarship Foundation.Salemis the home church of Tony award winner and Biv veteran Adriane Lennox Doubt, After Midnight. The concert is titled Miracles and in true Biv fashion, aims to lift and inspire though song using an array of gospel music.

The mysterious figure in red is coming back to the big screen. It's been revealed that a remake of Nicolas Roeg's 1973 supernatural thriller, Don't Look Now, is in development at StudioCanal.

THR revealed the news of the Don't Look Now remake, stating that Andrew Rona and Alex Heineman of The Picture Company are producing the project. No writer, director, or cast members have been announced, as StudioCanal is looking to first attach the project to a studio before gathering the film's creative team.

Based on one of the entries in Daphne du Maurier's 1971 short story collection, Not After Midnight (aka Don't Look Now), the original Don't Look Now starred "Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie as a couple grieving the death of their daughter. While in Venice, they meet two Catholic nuns, one of whom claims to be clairvoyant and is in contact with their daughter in the afterlife.

Moonlight After Midnight Written by Martin Dockery Dramaturgy by Vanessa Quesnelle The Kraine Theater, NYC April 10, 17, 24 and 30, 2015

A wooden chair, really the only prop onstage in Martin Dockery’s Moonlight After Midnight, is also the only thing in this mind-bending play that actually remains what it seems from the first. A woman (Vanessa Quesnelle) walks into the hotel room of a man (Martin Dockery). After a tense exchange that suggests that they know and love each other, the lights are turned up, and the woman claims that she has been sent by the "service" that she works for. The man denies that he made the call. She says the caller wanted her to roleplay his wife. He says not to mention his wife. He does, however, acquiesce to her demand that he pay her for her time in any case, paving the way for an encounter during which we never learn either of their names,...

In the course of gathering material for our After Midnight issue, we realized we had a problem — too many people had too many good New York stories. This is not usually an issue, but it broke our hearts when some of our favorite anecdotes had to be cut down or lost altogether. Too many muggings, street fights, and stabbings. Too many whimsical or magical moments where people went to sleep in a fountain, threw snowballs in a restaurant, or went dancing on top of a fire engine. Too many stolen kisses, celebrity hookups, and whipped-cream orgies. (Well, you can never have too many of those.) Below and in our iPad edition, we share some of the outtakes. “Taking a Taxi,” by Jerry Seinfeld I don't go out that late anymore. I miss the days when we actually felt safe in New York City cabs. When we thought, I don't need...

There is a right way to do Valentine's Day and a wrong way. As one would expect, Beyoncé and Jay Z did it the former. In the wee hours of Saturday, the couple attended a surprise show by Prince celebrating the 30th anniversary of Jordan, basketball star Michael Jordan's brand. After midnight, Prince and his band 3Rdeyegirl took the stage at 23 Wall Street in New York City and performed an epic set that included hits like "1999," "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry" among others. But the show-stopper was at the end, when the group of A-listers in the crowd...

There is a right way to do Valentine's Day and a wrong way. As one would expect, Beyoncé and Jay Z did it the former. In the wee hours of Saturday, the couple attended a surprise show by Prince celebrating the 30th anniversary of Jordan, basketball star Michael Jordan's brand. After midnight, Prince and his band 3Rdeyegirl took the stage at 23 Wall Street in New York City and performed an epic set that included hits like "1999," "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry" among others. But the show-stopper was at the end, when the group of A-listers in the crowd...

By the time you read this, we’ll have a much better idea of whether the snow predictions for Winter Storm Juno in the Northeast were accurate, but starting on Sunday with a tweet from the Bowery Boys, I had already started seeing people wondering if this would be a historic blizzard like the Great Blizzard of 1888 (or the apparently lesser-known but just as terrifyingly fascinating Children’s Blizzard of 1888).

The post from the Bowery Boys site (which is worth a read or a click for the pictures alone) stirred my memory – hadn’t I read something else once about the Blizzard of 1888? I didn’t really remember it as its own thing, but something was there. It took me a few minutes of cogitation, but I finally recalled Voices After Midnight by Richard Peck, a children’s or young adult book I read when I was nine or ten,...

Thousands of people rallied late Monday in U.S. cities including Los Angeles and New York to passionately but peacefully protest a grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer who killed a black 18-year-old in Ferguson, Missouri. They led marches, waved signs and shouted chants of "hands up, don't shoot," the refrain that has become a rallying cry in protests over police killings across the country. The most disruptive demonstrations were in St. Louis and Oakland, California, where protesters flooded the lanes of freeways, milling about stopped cars with their hands raised in the air. Activists had...

Forget Rayna and Deacon: Nashville‘s new power couple is Rayna and Sadie.

They’ve got no angst. No trauma. No drunken arguments, throwing of rings or hate-banging of backup singers — just two fun ladies, acting sassy toward the paparazzi and singing a duet on stage in front of thousands of people.

Y’know, like my best girlfriends and I do on the average Friday night.

In fact, why not ditch all of the dudes in Music City — at least temporarily — so we can watch these two hot mamas be awesome and make music and have shiny hair. Hell, move Sadie and sad,...

While Miss America hasn’t bred any headline-stealing celebrities recently, beauty pageants were once a place where future stars got their start. Oprah was Miss Black Tennessee; Halle Berry was Miss Ohio. Vanessa Williams made it all the way to the top, nabbing the Miss America title in 1984.

With Miss America’s 88th annual pageant airing Sunday on ABC at 9 p.m. Et, EW took a look at the most famous Oscar winners and television icons who once won crowns and sashes:

Cloris Leachman

Leachman represented Chicago in 1946’s Miss America pageant and, though she didn’t win the ultimate crown,...

We’re proud to present the first look at these fine new character posters for Yann Gonzalez’s You and the Night (renamed from the French Les Rencontres d’après minuit – which, when translated, becomes the slightly more provocative Encounters After Midnight) and very lovely they look too.

Provocative is the mot du jour as Gonzalez’s tale centres around an orgy with a cast of curious characters which include Eric Cantona as The Stud and Beatrice Dalle as Commissioner. Yes – it’s a must-see.

Further details on the film’s release are below so take a moment to see the posters in all their glory – as always click it and it’ll become big before your eyes.

You And The Night is released by Peccadillo Pictures. Early previews at Greenwich Picturehouse (22nd Sept) & Hackney Picturehouse (25th Sept) followed by theatrical release on 3rd October.

The DVD alongside the limited...

The Public's Here Lies Love kicked off its 'Summer Friday' performances on Friday. On the Friday, July 11th kickoff, guests in attendance included Alan Rickman, Tommy Tune, Anika Larsen, After Midnight's Karine Plantadit, Andrew Andrew and Sirius Xm's Julie James. After the show, they partied with the cast at The Library Restaurant at the Public Theater. Check out photos below...

Mad Men star Jon Hamm is looking to join the remake of the 1964 Don Knotts film, The Incredible Mr. Limpet. Other actors in talks to come on board include Kevin Hart, Danny McBride, Sarah Silverman, Josh Gad, and comedy duo Key & Peele. If cast they will join Zach Galifianakis.

The movie is being directed by Richard Linklater (Boyhood, Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, After Midnight) from a script based on the novel by Theodore Pratt. Warner Bros. has been trying to get this movie made for the last 20 years, and it looks like it's finally coming together. 

The original story followed "an everyman who is transformed into a fish and goes on to fight Nazis." In this new version, Galifianakis is expected to play Larry Limpet, "a bearded beach bum trying to save the fish population. When he's turned into a fish, Limpet sets out on an adventure to save his town and the sea world,...

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Despite the serious subject matter of a nuclear apocalypse, the Fallout series has always had its tongue shoved firmly in its cheek. With witty dialogue, humours character dialogue, and some incredibly funny satire, the Fallout games can easily provide as many laughs as they do scares.

Much of this humour is derived through the various easter eggs and references to other famous franchises that are scatted throughout every game. From famous quotations to familiar creatures, it’s clear that the creators behind each game are well versed in their pop culture.

Easter egg hunters will feel right at home in the Fallout games, and we can’t wait to uncover even more when Fallout 4 finally releases. For now, we’ve put together a list of the greatest references that you can find throughout the Fallout series, along with images and descriptions of where exactly you can expect to find them.

As BroadwayWorld previously reported, After Midnight, the seven-time 2014 Tony Award-nominee, and winner of the Tony Award for Best Choreography Warren Carlyle, will play its final performance on Sunday, June 29 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre 256 W 47th Street. At the time of its closing, After Midnight will have run 8 months, with 19 preview performances and 272 regular performances. The cast just got a visit from Broadway legend Bernadette Peters and BroadwayWorld brings you photos from backstage below...

As we let you know earlier, Jason Robert Brown and Andrew Bergman’s fizzy musical adaptation of Bergman’s 1992 comedy Honeymoon In Vegas is slated to fill the Broadway vacancy left by the shuttering After Midnight. The new show, starring Tony Danza in the film role created by James Caan, has now set its dates: It will begin performances at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on November 18, with an official opening date of January 15 (though it’s questionable whether New York’s daily critics will wait nearly two months to review a show they already praised to the skies in its first outing […]...

Broadway producers love the Tony Awards because it gives a rare national platform for their shows, typically boosting ticket sales for musicals that make the most of their televised production number. And what lucky show got the biggest boost from the June 8 broadcast? Surprise! It wasn’t a musical but the Lbj bio-drama All the Way, which won Best Play and Best Actor for Bryan Cranston (above). In the post-Tony week ending June 15, box office climbed 30 percent to a Texas-size $1.23 million, according to figures from the Broadway League.

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, a play with music that...

Broadway’s Jazz Age revue After Midnight is swinging through its final performances. The Tony-winning show will close its doors June 29.

Nominated for seven Tonys this year, the musical took home the award for best choreography. It also won two Drama Desk Awards, four Astaire Awards, and the Outer Critics Circle Award for best choreography.

Celebrating Duke Ellington’s years at the famous Cotton Club, After Midnight features the jazz legend’s music performed by a 17-piece band, as well as poetry by Langston Hughes. Patti Labelle has joined the show’s roster of special guest star vocalists, which has included Fantasia,...

Producers Scott Sanders and Wynton Marsalis announced today that After Midnight, the seven-time 2014 Tony Award-nominee, and winner of the Tony Award for Best Choreography Warren Carlyle, will play its final performance on Sunday, June 29 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre 256 W 47th Street. At the time of its closing, After Midnight will have run 8 months, with 19 preview performances and 272 regular performances. Conceived by Jack Viertel, and directed and choreographed by Warren Carlyle, After Midnight began preview performances on Friday, October 18, 2013, and opened to the best reviews of any new musical this season on Sunday, November 3, 2013.

New York — Despite landing seven Tony Award nominations including best musical and generating some of the best reviews of the 2013-14 season, the Jazz Age revue After Midnight will close early on June 29, scrapping plans for two starry special guest vocalist engagements scheduled for later in the summer. Lead producers Scott Sanders and Wynton Marsalis confirmed the news on Saturday. The show began previews on Oct. 18 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, officially opening to ecstatic reviews on Nov. 3. It landed on the top-10 2013 New York theater lists of a number of publications, including The Hollywood Reporter.

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It's been announced, predicted and rumored and now it appears to be near official that Jason Robert Brown's Honeymoon in Vegas will be coming to Broadway this Fall. In a New York Times report on the closing of After Midnight at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, they note that next up is said to be Honeymoon in Vegas, though dates are not yet confirmed.

This just in - as per the NY Times, a spokesman for the Broadway production of After Midnight has confirmed that the show will close on June 29, 2014, 8 months into the show's run. The show, a 7 million dollar production will close at a loss, at the conclusion of current guest star Patti Labelle's final performance. The production was hoping to shut down temporarily over the July 4th holiday, before the next star Gladys Knight was due to begin performances, but not all of the unions agreed to the proposal, making it impossible to continue running.