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Chuck Norris, 86, was reportedly hospitalized in Hawaii after a medical emergency; TMZ said he was conscious and in good spirits, and a March 20 update from his family announced his passing.
Corey Parker, linked to Will & Grace, has died at 60; he was remembered by his students as a ‘cheerleader, mentor and inspiration,’ and GoFundMe donations had made a huge difference for his family.
Timothée Chalamet faced sharp criticism after remarking that “no one cares” about ballet and opera during a Variety chat, prompting responses from opera singers and ballet dancers who defended the arts; industry figures like Sadler’s Wells’ Alistair Spalding said ballet is evolving and growing in popularity, while the controversy also spread across social media with supporters and critics weighing in on the value of these art forms.
Robert Cosby Jr., 23, the son of RHOSLC star Mary Cosby, has died; The Independent reports he died Monday night.
Oscar-nominated Wagner Moura says he wants to move beyond drug-dealer roles to broaden Latino representation, recalls censorship by Bolsonaro, and discusses the political resonance of his work in Trump-era America.
Hamburg State Opera stages Olga Neuwirth's Monster's Paradise, a satirical opera that portrays a gluttonous 'President-King' who grows to a monstrous size, wearing a diaper and a golden necktie as it lampoons Donald Trump and its metaphors increasingly mirror real-world politics.
Jennette McCurdy’s debut novel Half His Age centers on a 17-year-old’s forbidden romance with her teacher, a narrative echoing McCurdy’s move from child star to celebrated author; her memoir I’m Glad My Mom Died spent many weeks on the NYT bestseller list and is being adapted for film with Jennifer Aniston, as McCurdy candidly discusses longing to feel special and life after stardom in this feature interview.