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Woodstock is turning 40 and co-founder Michael Lang wants to celebrate with a free, green concert this summer - possibly in New York City - if he can find some sponsorship.

NY City casting director, Bob Cline, has spent many years behind the audition table - but returns to the stage in the Bill C. Davis play, AVOW, presented by 4th Wall Theatre in Bloomfield, NJ.

West Side Story returned to Broadway in a new production directed by its two-time Tony Award winning librettist Arthur Laurents. West Side Story opened at the Palace Theatre (1564 Broadway) last night, Thursday, March 19, 2009. BroadwayWorld.com's cameras were there to cover every exciting moment of Opening Night! Get set to party down with the cast at Pier Sixty at Chelsea Piers in New York City!

Sexy French actor has taken 'Dancing With the Stars' by storm and he's definitely the one to beat.Source: Demetria DixonPublished: Mar 21, 2009

Natasha Richardson was brought home on Saturday for her family to begin saying their final goodbyes. The actress' remains were transported by hearse to her family estate in Millbrook, New York, the area where reports say a private funeral will take place. ET was on the ground in New York City earlier on Saturday as pallbearers carried Richardson's coffin from the american Irish Historical Society -- the site of last night's wake -- to the hearse outside.

Debunking myths and looking back on Dodger history. To Brooklynites of a certain age, Dodgers owner Walter O'Malley was a money-grubbing weasel who ripped the soul from their community when he announced he was moving the team to L.A. in 1957. Many Angelenos, however, view O'Malley as a pioneering saint for bringing Major League Baseball to the West Coast, thus heralding the seismic shift of professional sports beyond the Mississippi, while a group of vocal critics believes that the stadium deal O'Malley struck with the city of Los Angeles destroyed the predominantly Mexican american neighborhood of Chavez Ravine.

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Steven Poole finds that Amit Chaudhuri excels in writing about music and its pleasureA fifth of the way through this novel, one of its characters, a serious-minded teenage boy called Nirmalya, has a presentiment that he is about to figure in a narrative with a particular theme: 'It was as if [...] he was now to be caught up, if not as a player then as bystander, in a story of ambition; he wasn't sure whose - perhaps his own, but if not his entirely, then his parents', or other people's, or could it be even the city's itself?' Indeed, it could be. The city in question is Bombay, whose ambition is visualised, over the book's chronological span of several years in the 1980s, in passages that observe new building on land reclaimed from the sea, or luxury apartment blocks sprouting incongruously in the middle of treeless wastelands. Nirmalya lives in one such luxury apartment thanks to his business executive father, Apurva Sengupta, whose job furnishes the family with chauffeur-driven cars