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ASSOCIATED PRESS  Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, center, leaves court on June 3 in New York after receiving a six-month prison sentence for leaking confidential financial reports to a journalist at Buzzfeed. Family photo via Richmond Times-Dispatch   As a result of Edwards’ legal problems, her daughter lost her horse, Diva, which the family could no longer afford to board. Her supporters are raising money for the family online and are asking President Joe Biden to issue a pardon. When ...

Pelosi’s Jan. 6 Committee Picks Include Former CIA Inspector General Who Retaliated Against Whistleblower By Author: Former CIA Inspector General David Buckley testifies before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee about the lessons learned about intelligence and information sharing after the Boston Marathon bombings April 30, 2014 in Washington, DC. Buckley, appointed to be Staff Director of the House Select Committee on the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, has a history of re...

The Neon Coven Marc J. Franklin Read on for more theatre headlines you may have missed in todays news. The Neon Coven Presents Performance collective The Neon Coven ( OSCAR at the Crown, Playbills Glimmer of Light) will present a one-night-only live pop extravaganza with Burlesque: Pop Divas of Pride. The event, part of the groups"Come On Out" Summer Performance Series, takes the stage July 22 at 3 Dollar Bill in Brooklyn and will feature Neon Coven perfor...

Co-owner Thomas Kail and designer David Korins share the process and inspiration behind the beloved New York staple.

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Longtime flyman Pete Wright died in a fall at the Winter Garden Theatre in November.

Celebrate Playbill Pride with a look at some of the musicals that amplified LGBTQIA+ stories on stage.

Plus: The Lavender Effect kicks off Pride month with a Virtual Pride Parade featuring Alexandra Billings, Betty Buckley, Judith Light, and more.

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Sutton Foster Joseph Marzullo/MediaPunch Somewhere in the middle of filming the final season of Younger and a concert at City Center—and starting rehearsals for The Music Man—Sutton Foster found time to do what the rest of us said we were going to do in the middle of a months-long quarantine: write a book. The two-time Tony winner will release her memoir Hooked: How Crafting Saved My Life October 12. The star has actually been crafting since her...