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ABC celebrates the joy of the holidays with special programming, including "It's Your 50th Christmas, Charlie Brown," "Toy Story 20th Anniversary Special" and an all-new series, "The Great Holiday Baking Show."

Feinstein's at the Nikko is honored to welcome Deana Martin in concert for two performances only - tonight, August 7 (8 p.m.) and tomorrow, August 8 (7 p.m.).

Feinstein's at the Nikko is honored to welcome Deana Martin in concert for two performances only - Friday, August 7 (8 p.m.) and Saturday, August 8 (7 p.m.).

Jennifer Love Hewitt and her husband, actor Brian Hallisay, have welcomed a baby boy, Atticus James Hallisay.

CRIMINAL MINDS showrunner Erica Messer confirmed reports that actress Jennifer Love Hewitt will exit the crime drama after only one season.

Tony Award nominee Will Chase (MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD) and Betsy Wolfe (BULLETS OVER BROADWAY) are leading a production of THE MUSIC MAN in concert at the Cincinnati Arts Association's Music Hall, which closes today, May 3.

CBS announced today the storylines for its 2014-2015 season finales, featuring dramatic conclusions, big reveals and a couple of weddings.

Every time James Van Praagh, the original Ghost Whisperer, comes to The Ridgefield Playhouse, it's a sold-out event. Once again today, April 9, at 8 p.m., he will communicate messages from the grave and bridge the gap between two planes of existence, that of the living and the dead, by providing evidential proof of life after death via detailed messages.

Conceived for the 4th installment of SPRING/BREAK Art Show, New York City's curator-driven art fair-held during Armory Arts Week and running concurrently with The Armory Show today, March 3 - 8, 2015-AKArt curators Amy Kisch, Ricky Lee, Lizzie Jones, and Alexandra Wagle, present the group exhibition Transgressive Inversions + Identities.

Every time James Van Praagh, the original Ghost Whisperer, comes to The Ridgefield Playhouse, it's a sold-out event. Once again on Wednesday, April 9, at 8 p.m., he will communicate messages from the grave and bridge the gap between two planes of existence, that of the living and the dead, by providing evidential proof of life after death via detailed messages.

Conceived for the 4th installment of SPRING/BREAK Art Show, New York City's curator-driven art fair—held during Armory Arts Week and running concurrently with The Armory Show March 3 - 8, 2015—AKArt curators Amy Kisch, Ricky Lee, Lizzie Jones, and Alexandra Wagle, present the group exhibition Transgressive Inversions + Identities. With its commitment to appropriating historic and culturally relevant non-traditional exhibition spaces, this year, SPRING/BREAK Art Show will inhabit a new location within the third and fourth floors of Skylight at Moynihan Station in the former offices of the Post Office at 307 West 31st Street at 8th Avenue.

If you are a regular reader of BWW TV, you know that we are very fortunate to have Broadway's biggest BACHELOR fan, Patti Murin, recapping the show for us every week. However, there is far more to Patti's TV viewing habits than just Rose Ceremonies and Fantasy Suites. In the first edition of BWW's TV Ten, I asked Patti 10 questions about her favorite TV shows and her experiences as a TV star. She talks her favorite shows, HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, and her BACHELOR traditions.

CBS, the top-rated Network in Daytime, gets festive this holiday season with themed episodes of LET'S MAKE A DEAL, THE PRICE IS RIGHT, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL and THE TALK.

Marc Palmieri has a reputation for writing heartfelt and unsettling plays. Time Out New York writes, 'When Palmieri lets his imagination cut loose, the results can be evocative.' In a Critic's Pick review of Levittown, Palmieri's compelling depiction of the small and quiet dramas of American family life, The New York Times declared, 'you won't stop watching for a second.' Now, Axis Company presents the world premiere of Palmieri's latest play The Groundling, February 11 - March 8, 2015.

With a beguiling, first-ever mix of “Animagic” animation and live-action footage in a television promotion, stars from a variety of CBS series salute an appreciative Rudolph in a network on-air promotional campaign

Anderson Digital brings you five Garfield TV specials in one hilarious must-own collection. GARFIELD HOLIDAY COLLECTION includes Emmy Award-winners 'Garfield Halloween Adventure' and 'Garfield on the Town,' as well as Emmy Award-nominated 'A Garfield Christmas,' 'A Garfield Thanksgiving' and 'Garfield in Paradise.' The holiday collection is available on DVD as a Walmart exclusive today, November 4, 2014 for an SRP of $14.99, and available on iTunes on November 11, 2014.

We are halfway through the Taylor Swift experiment on THE VOICE, and the new queen of New York has honestly been killing it. From vocal arrangement to on-stage swagger, T-Swizzle has demonstrated the insight and attention to detail that it takes to make it as a pro in that business.

Anderson Digital brings you five Garfield TV specials in one hilarious must-own collection. GARFIELD HOLIDAY COLLECTION includes Emmy Award-winners 'Garfield Halloween Adventure' and 'Garfield on the Town,' as well as Emmy Award-nominated 'A Garfield Christmas,' 'A Garfield Thanksgiving' and 'Garfield in Paradise.' The holiday collection is available on DVD as a Walmart exclusive on November 4, 2014 for an SRP of $14.99, and available on iTunes on November 11, 2014.

CBS's holiday programming this year will be highlighted by the 50th anniversary celebration of the perennial favorite RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER. The festive season, which kicks off with THE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ON CBS, will also include festive specials and beloved animated classics.

Rita Wilson and Molly Ringwald deserve a lot of credit for being gutsy enough to go out of their comfort zones as performers and venture into the intimate, sometimes scary art from known as cabaret, where you're always live and can't rely on extra takes. It's also obvious that they've worked very hard at becoming the best vocalists they can possibly be. They have just as much right to live out their cabaret performing fantasies as, oh, about 75 percent of the 'singers' booking shows in cabaret room all over the New York. If Wilson and Ringwald weren't bold-faced names would their singing really be considered good enough to merit them gigs (and extended ones at that) at the Cafe Carlyle? And if they weren't celebrities, would they be receiving such breathlessly positive reviews from critics, some of who should know better?