Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is reportedly preparing to enter the 2020 presidential race as an Independent candidate, and pretty much everyone agrees that's an absolutely terrible idea.

There is a reason that Broadway has understudies, and Rent Live is the perfect example as to why. During the dress rehearsal, Brennin Hunt (who was the production's Roger Davis) broke his foot. And because there was no understudy in place, the big "live" show wasn't exactly live.

Nothing quite unsettles a critic like not knowing how to write up a film or series.

One the weekend actress, Rachel True brought up in a Tweet, that turned into a quite informative thread, that conventions were booking her fellow The Craft co-stars, Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, and Neve Campbell, but leaving her out.

Details may vary, but all variants of the story end the same way: Orpheus is allowed to lead Eurydice back to the living world only if he does not look behind him—a rule he breaks. What hopeful story can be found in such a downer tale like that? Anais Mitchell, Vermont-based songwriter and singer, found the answer to that in the soon-to-be-Broadway musical Hadestown.

Change is in the air at the Sundance Film Festival, where a bold new pledge is quickly picking up steam.

What would you do with your very own Infinity Gauntlet?

“Let me guess. It was my non-threatening masculinity. I’m sort-of jacked but still in a little bit of a British way.”

The world may be on fire, but there's still plenty of good things left to cheer us up. Namely, Chris Evans and very good puppers.

A workplace comedy that deals with diversity anchored by two talented female leads with a female director? It's like someone broke into our dream journal and made a movie based on everything we want to see.