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Tim Rice Understandably Afraid Jesus Christ Superstar Reality Show Will Be ‘Tacky’
He's begging Andrew Lloyd Webber not to go forward with it.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Wine Collection; Subway Tries Out Gluten-Free
Plus: new school-lunch guidelines, yet another celebrity-chef scandal, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Phantom 2 Delayed
'Love Never Dies' will miss its previously scheduled fall opening on Broadway so Andrew Lloyd Webber can recover from cancer.
Love Never Dies, But It Can Be Revised
When it hits Broadway this fall, "some changes from the London production [are] likely."
Webber Fans Wonder Whether Phantom of the Opera 2 Is Really the Great Idea It First Seemed
Some clever one is calling 'Love Never Dies' "Paint Never Dries."
Cost to Rebuild Coney Island for Phantom 2: $20 Million
Michael Riedel says that's just for the London production, too.
At Last, Ellen Page, Maeby Fünke, and Har Mar Superstar to Write a TV Show
Plus: You'll never guess where the Phantom of the Opera ended up.
Michael Pitt to Pick Up Steve Buscemi’s Dry Cleaning
Plus: Andrew Lloyd Weber satisfies your mom's wildest desires, and 'The Terminator' gets the respect it's due.
Andrew Lloyd Webber Saves the Economy
British bankers snag free tickets to West End musicials! Crisis averted.
T.I. Ready to Do His Eight Hours on MTV
Plus: Colonel Tom Parker gets his own biopic, and Willem Dafoe hits the vampire trifecta.
‘American Idol’: The ‘Phantom’ Menace
The contestants tear out their vocal cords on Andrew Lloyd Webber night, and Vulture charts the results.
How Many ‘American Idol’ Contestants Will Destroy Their Vocal Cords on Andrew Lloyd Webber Night?
Last year's 'Idol' winner suffered an acute vocal-cord hemorrhage. But tonight on the show, contestants will push themselves further than ever!
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