A live benefit for The Actors Fund

Rosie to the rescue! A special one-night only return of The Rosie O’Donnell Show is bringing together some of the biggest names in entertainment (live from their homes!) to benefit The Actors Fund in order to provide aid during the coronavirus outbreak.
Sunday March 22. 7PM EST. Watch On Broadway.com

Scheduled to Appear
Sebastian Arcelus - Skylar Astin - Shoshana Bean - Annette Bening -
Beth Beths - Alexandra Billings - Stephanie J. Block - Nate Burkus -
Matthew Broderick - Tituss Burgess - Andrew Burnap - Norbert Leo Butz - Miguel Cervantes - Kristin Chenoweth - Gavin Creel - Darren Criss - Brandon Victor Dixon - Cynthia Erivo - Gloria Estefan - Jesse Tyler Ferguson - Harvey Fierstein - Jordan Fisher - David Foster - Sutton Foster - Morgan Freeman - Neil Patrick Harris - Megan Hilty Christopher Jackson - Jeremy Jordan - Jane Krakowski - Lorin Lotarro -Judith Light - Patti LuPone - Barry Manilow - Rob McClure - Audra McDonald - Katherine McPhee - Alan Menken - Idina Menzel - Brian Stokes Mitchell - Matthew Morrison - Kelli O’Hara - Sarah Jessica Parker - Lauren Patten - Ben Platt - Billy Porter - Randy Rainbow - Andrew Rannells - Chita Rivera - Anika Noni Rose - Seth Rudetsky - Miranda Sings - Jordan Sparks - Elizabeth Stanley - Ali Stroker - Marisa Tomei - Aaron Tveit - Leslie Uggams - Ben Vereen -Adrienne Warren - James Wesley

And More!

Bent to the Task Debuts at Railroad Museum

An imaginative new exhibit titled “Bent to the Task: The Industrial Art of Ray Carrington” captures the force and spirit of the faceless millions who built America’s industrial past in a new exhibit at the California State Railroad Museum & Foundation.

Thirty-five intriguing sculptures are showcased in the exhibit, all created from repurposed scrap and rail materials – such as hand tools, railroad spikes and track plates – that the local artist collected decades ago from abandoned railroad logging and sawmills in Northern California.

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Matthew McConaughey, Michael B. Jordan &

Robert Downey Jr. Take Over Theaters

By Chris Narloch

As we move closer to Academy Awards night (on Sunday, Feb. 9), theaters screens are filled with Oscar hopefuls from late 2019 such as “1917” and “Little Women,” as well as 2020 movies like “Dolittle” and “The Gentlemen” that aren’t likely to win any awards this year or next.

Read on for my reviews of what to see and what to flee at the movies.

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