Los Angeles, CA

Primetimer

Smash could be coming to Broadway. Deadline reports that a musical version of the TV show is planned for the 2024-2025 season. Robert Greenblatt, the creator of the NBC series, is producing the staged version along with executive producers Steven Spielberg and Neil Meron, and many other crew members from the original series, including composers Rick Elice and Bob Martin and choreographer Joshua Bergasse. No casting announcements have been made yet, but we can only assume that two Broadway hopefuls are battling it out for the lead as we speak.

Where to Watch Smash Before Seeing It on Broadway

Washington, DC

BasketballNetwork.net

Jerry Stackhouse’s growth as an NBA player stalled when he played with Michael Jordan in Washington

Jerry Stackhouse wishes he never played with Michael Jordan in Washington -“I felt like I was a better player”

Boston, MA

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MH USA STORY

It is tiring to see the ignorance, stupidity, and racism persisting in our society. It does not rest and comes at us from all corners. Recently, a Boston sports talk radio host made a racist remark about ESPN's Mina Kimes during a segment on WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show." The co-hosts were discussing their "top five nips," which are small liquor bottles, when the producer, Chris Curtis, interjected with a guttural slur directed at Kimes, who is of Korean descent. The comment was supposed to be a joke, but it was blatantly racist and offensive.

Racial slur hurled at ESPN's Mina Kimes once again puts Boston racism in spotlight

Florida State

Waco, TX

Mediaite

GOP primary candidate Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Texas on Saturday and attacked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at length, as he has spent many weeks doing, but his own MAGA crowd was noticeably under-enthused by the remarks. Trump’s mocking impersonations have always been a big hit at his...

Trump Rally Crowd Eerily Quiet As He Acts Out Ron DeSantis Crying and Begging for His Help

NewsBreak

Natasha Lyonne's Voice and Rian Johnson's Dialogue Are a Perfect Match on Poker Face

It's nearly 10 minutes into the first episode of Poker Face, the clever and crackling new mystery series, before we see the show's star, Natasha Lyonne....

Natasha Lyonne's Voice and Rian Johnson's Dialogue Are a Perfect Match on Poker Face

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