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defamation, claiming the network pushed a, quote, fantastical story about him. >> well, they did day after day after day. >> how many lawsuits? >> ray epps and his wife have had to move to an undisclosed location because their life has been threatened so many times because of the lies that a former fox news host told about them. new this morning, hollywood actors are swapping scripts for picket signs as failed negotiations late last night set the stage for another strike in the entertainment industry. this is a big one. >> it is a big one, willie. i mean, got a lot to talk about to...

A top-down approach. it will never, ever wor in the long run, and the united states is proving it. you know, i've got to say, joe biden, whether you're talking about the economics, whether you're talking about nato, whatever you're talking about, he's doing a great job. sometimes he has trouble riding a bike, but chris sale was, as well. >> let's not get started on that. it is called basic stage managing. >> right. >> in terms of domestic policy and what is happening on the world stage, democrats have a lot to brag on for this president. >> a lot. >> let's go back to helsinki. jonathan lemire ...

Jeff Harnar – I Know Things Now: My Life in Sondheim’s Words - JEFF HARNAR heard the story of his own life in the songs of the late Stephen Sondheim, the iconic composer and lyricist known for changing the landscape of musical theater. Harnar wove over 25 Sondheim songs from familiar anthems like Being Alive and Losing My Mind to rarities like Dick Tracy s Live Alone and Like It and More into an original narrative, reimagining them for an LGBTQ+ audience and creating a self-portrait of a proudly gay New Yorker in the contemporary world. Weber, serving as conductor and orchestrator, recast ...

Veteran Broadway Stage Manager Richard Hester (Jersey Boys) has just release 'Hold, Please: Stage Managing A Pandemic,' a memoir of the year Broadway went dark.

You may recognize the man on the left as Stephen Lang of Avatar fame and the new horror sequel Don't Breathe 2 but it's the man on the right that took, an unlikely journey to film, he is Stamford, CT's Ron Rogell.