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Tony Bennett, who has died aged 96, sang as much with his heart as his voice. Mainly a showman, he was a better technician than his crooner’s reputation implied, but his appeal was founded less on the skill of his singing than its committed sincerity.

The sincerity of his singing melted the hearts of generations: ‘The trick is to survive success,’ he said. ‘Anyone can survive failure’

Ninth annual LaBute New Theater Festival will include "Safe Space" as well as one-act plays by four other playwrights.

Howard Hawks’ eye-catching comedy sees the actor at the height of her talents in a tale with more depth and intellect than even its director knew

How Binita Thapa Magar, an actor with over 14 years of experience, is only just catching her big break.

The filmmaker spoke to IndieWire about his obsessions with two distinct eras in American art and how they inspired his most personal movie.

The idiosyncratic writer-director returns to Cannes with a who's who of actors, a 1950s fever-dream look, and no point whatsoever.

Pamela Torres makes off-Broadway debut in powerful comedy-drama

Jayne Mansfields dramatic performance in the John Steinbeck-adapted drama The Wayward Bus disproves the notion that she was only capable of playing a

Rosen's Review: Othello at Casa Clara