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For 25 years, 78-year-old Nicki Cochrane has attended a play every day in New York City, often rushing through Manhattan to secure free tickets.
Nearly 800 people died from COVID-19 each day in New York City during April 2020, revealing the deepening divide between the wealthy and the poor.
Gene Kelly died on February 2, 1996, at the age of 83, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence Broadway and dance today.
Lola Montez died in New York at the age of 39, having challenged societal norms and influenced the lives of many men during her brief but impactful life.
Regina Spektor began playing piano at the age of seven under a music professor in Moscow before moving to the United States at age ten.
Anna Camp shares her experiences with nudity on Broadway and her conservative South Carolina roots.
Frank Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915, in Hoboken, New Jersey, and began his rise to fame in the 1930s as a singer in big bands.
A stagehand at the Richard Rodgers Theater reflects on his 40-year career in theater lighting, emphasizing its critical role in productions like 'Hamilton.
Conan shares a cab to the Apollo Theater with Jordan Schlansky, leading to humorous exchanges.
Tamika Lawrence struggles to adapt as Broadway remains closed during the pandemic in New York.
Natalie McLennan's pursuit of Broadway stardom in New York leads her into the exclusive escort scene, where she faces the consequences of her choices.
Bryan Cranston highlights his roles in Breaking Bad, Broadway, and Malcolm in the Middle.
Hugh Jackman discusses his Broadway show and shares experiences with fans and impersonations.
John C. McGinley reflects on his audition process for the role of Dr. Cox on Scrubs and shares insights from his current work on Ground Floor.
Jon Bernthal recalls filming 'The Wolf of Wall Street' and the chaos of orgy scenes.
David Remnick asks Larry David about his new play at The New Yorker Festival.
Nick Kroll discusses the comedic duo Oh Hello, created with John Mulaney, highlighting their origins, characters, and off-Broadway performances.
Police warn protesters at Broadway and Pine St before dispersing the Occupy Wall Street event.
Rebecca Romijn recounts a night out where she is mistaken for a high-class hooker.
Rudy Giuliani discusses his legal strategies and the challenges he faced as a personal lawyer for Donald Trump during the 2020 election.
Broadway stars Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland welcome Conan with a humorous New York basket.
Woody Allen discusses a failed film in Manhattan with producer Esther Grossnose over deli food.
