ASK A TRAINER: 'Should I try CrossFit?'

CrossFit claims to be right for everyone. Is right for you? (more...)

ASK A TRAINER: 'Am I a Fitness Addict?'

Exercise is a Good Thing. But how much of a Good Thing until it's no longer, you know, a Good Thing? (more...)

Eat to Win Receives Great Results at National Physical Education Convention

Eat to Win LLC, makers of FunNutritional games and products exhibited at the 2013 AAHPERD Conference in Charlotte, NC April 23-27. The acronym AAHPERD stands for American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. Their vision is “Healthy People—Physically Educated and Physically Active.” (more...)

Fashion Photo of the Day 5/20/13 - Jessica Biel

Jessica Biel wore a a very high fashion, concept dress by Marchesa to the Inside Llewyn Davis premiere at the Cannes Festival over the weekend. My first thought of course was she looks beautiful because Jessica Biel is gorgeous and her fashion sense is in a league of its own. But I don't quite know what to make of this ensemble. There is so much I like and so much that leaves me a bit confused - but I think really good fashion will do that. (more...)

ALL-STAR CELEBRITY APPRENTICE: Donald Trump Crowns the Winner!

Host and executive producer, Donald J. Trump, named multi-platinum country star Trace Adkins as the first-ever All-Star Celebrity Apprentice in tonight's live season finale, concluding a dramatic and closely watched sixth season of "The Celebrity Apprentice" (Sunday, 9-11pm ET.) Adkins beat Las Vegas superstar Penn Jillette in the exciting finale held at New York University's Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in New York City, which was followed by a party at Cipriani 42nd Street sponsored by Walgreens. (more...)

BWW Reviews: CROOKED - A Clear-Eyed Look at Adolescence

Catherine Treischmann's play Crooked, now playing at CoHo Productions, is about a fourteen-year-old girl named Laney who is even more confused and angry than most kids her age. (more...)

Review Roundup: West End's MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG

Let's see what the critics had to say... (more...)

Alan Alda, Jesse L. Martin and More Set for Free Public Forum Event at the Delacorte

The Public Theater (Artistic Director, Oskar Eustis; Executive Director, Patrick Willingham) and the Aspen Institute Arts Program (Director, Damian Woetzel) announced today that a special free Public Forum program, WHAT ARE WE WORTH? SHAKESPEARE, MONEY, AND MORALS, will take place at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park on Monday, June 17 at 8:00 p.m. (more...)

BWW Reviews: IN THE HEIGHTS at Toby's - Energetic But Inaudible

In The Heights is not standard Maryland dinner theater fare, concerning, as it does, the residents of a largely Dominican and Puerto Rican barrio at the northern end (and highest part) of Manhattan. The lyrics are often in Spanish, often delivered in rap monologue, and largely assume a kind of cultural literacy not common among Maryland dinner theater patrons: knowing, for instance, what it means for someone to say she comes from La Vibora or from Vega Alta (things I had to look up after the fact) or what kind of comestible a mamey might be (ditto), or what it means to yell 'Wepa!' (ditto again). This is probably a Good Thing; all of us should constantly be looking to broaden our horizons, especially in our theatergoing. At the same time, as much help as possible should be extended to make the proceedings as comprehensible as possible for us Anglo newbies. And sadly, barring a half-page insert of explanation in the program, that kind of help was in scant evidence in Toby's new production. (more...)

BWW Blog: Kathryn Mowat Murphy - People Are Hard Sometimes

People are hard sometimes. (more...)

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Visits NBC's MEET THE PRESS

In the latest "Meet the Press" PRESS Pass conversation, David Gregory sat down with legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin to discuss his new book, "Mission to Mars: My Vision for Space Exploration." (more...)

BWW Reviews: Fascinating ONE WHITE CROW Premieres at Edgemar

Playwright Dale Griffiths Stamos is unafraid to delve into the human psyche to search for answers that will perhaps never be found; it makes for a brave new work One White Crow whose deeply human characters with divergent opinions on faith vs. skepticism make us prick up our ears and really listen. Now onstage at the Edgemar Center for the Arts, One White Crow, labeled a work in progress, is intelligent, stimulating theatre with superb direction form Deborah LaVine and a trio of fine actors. (more...)

Warner Archive Collection to Release Film Noir Classic LOOPHOLE & More

Warner Archive Collection announces the release of the Film Noir classics Jungle Boys, City Slicks, and Mr. Evictus. (more...)

BWW Reviews: Indy Fringe Festival 2012: 465: SEX DRIVE...A Musical

The Indy Fringe Festival's popular show states it boldly in the title, 465: Sex Drive...a musical. So no one mistakenly shows up with children for a performance about Indianapolis' loop around the city, perhaps? During the carpool trip around the city's loop and throughout a therapy session for the five sex addicts, streets, neighborhoods and parks are mentioned as great places for various sexual encounters. (more...)

THE ADDAMS FAMILY and Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Collaborate on 'No Snap Judgements'

Just be sure to not make any "Snap Judgments." Building upon the social commentary which has permeated The Addams Family brand since its beginning, The Addams Family: A Musical Comedy has created a new educational community outreach program called "No Snap Judgments," which addresses the problem of bullying in the schools. For years the "Family" and its creator Charles Addams has challenged us, in a variety of media formats (cartoons, books, television, movies, and theatre), to look beyond first impressions and personal expectations of what is "normal". It is this challenge that Camp Broadway and the Addams Family Musical bring to classrooms in No Snap Judgments, the first of a series of project-based, digital learning modules emanating from contemporary theater productions. (more...)

BWW Interviews: Tom Hewitt Takes On MEDEA

The Tony-nominated actor talks about bringing a new one-man play to life in an unlikely venue. (more...)

BWW Reviews: Local Talent Rises to Top of Daydream Theatre's HIGHER METHODS

To paraphrase an old saying, you can't swing a dead cat in a Rhode Island theater without hitting a graduate of either Rhode Island College or University of Rhode Island. But don't worry, that's a Good Thing. RIC and URI have been consistently producing highly talented young theater professionals for a number of years. Local theaters, both on stage and behind the scenes, are teeming with these talented, enthusiastic, capable artists. And while there are other schools in the area producing similar talent, it seems that RIC and URI appear most frequently in the playbills of local productions. In the case of Daydream Theatre Company's current show, Higher Methods, talented young actors from the aforementioned schools happen to be the highlight of the evening. Rather than a daydream, the play is more of a fever dream, bordering on a nightmare. It is the tale of a young actor who travels to Los Angeles, Hollywood specifically, to find his long lost sister. In his efforts to hunt her down, he traces her steps, trying to experience everything she did. Along the way, he becomes lost in a strange world where little makes sense and nothing is what it seems. (more...)

Doctors Health Press Reports on Healthy Lifestyles

Doctors Health Press, a division of Lombardi Publishing Corporation and publisher of various natural health newsletters, books, and reports, including the popular online Doctors Health Press e-Bulletin, is reporting on a new study that has revealed the top four strategies for living a healthy lifestyle. (more...)

STAGE TUBE: MERRILY Prepares For West End Transfer!

The full cast is announced today as rehearsals begin for the West End transfer of the stunning Menier Chocolate Factory production of the Sondheim/ Furth musical Merrily We Roll Along. Directed by triple Olivier Award winner Maria Friedman, previews begin at the Harold Pinter Theatre on Tuesday 23rd April. (more...)

Seattle Public Theater Announces Upcoming Season

For its upcoming 2013-14 season Seattle Public Theater (SPT) invites audiences to unearth a keepsake box full of gems that examine and celebrate class, chaos theory…and cupcakes. Four plays, Broke-ology, American Wee-Pie, Gidion's Knot, and Arcadia, plays that look deeply into history, legacy, and the things we hold dear. (more...)

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