Patti Lupone has issued an apology after making what she now describes as “ demeaning and disrespectful ” comments about two fellow Broadway stars in an interview with the New Yorker last week.

Wednesday’s NJSIAA Meet of Champions in Pennsauken commences the end of the season and brings N.J.’s top athletes together to ...

Judia S. Jackson has been appointed deputy director for human resources and chief culture officer of the Barnes Foundation, ...

The country’s largest African American street festival has started its 50th anniversary celebration. Sunday, the Odunde ...

A Week of Signature Events ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The St. George Theatre held its annual Diamond & Ruby Gala on May 17, drawing more than 1,000 guests to ...

More than 600 members of the Broadway community slammed the Tony winner after she gave an interview perceived as “misogynistic” and “bullying” toward her fellow performers.

Four of R&B's most celebrated voices brought decades of musical excellence to a nearly sold-out Chicago crowd Friday night.