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“Smash,” the TV show about the making of a Broadway musical devoted to Marilyn Monroe, is now, finally, a Broadway musical itself. Tracy Smith was serenaded by composing team Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman ("Hairspray"), who demonstrated how they came up with the how-stopper https://t.co/lH0VdsKT04

Before he stirred up drama on “The White Lotus,” actor Jason Isaacs took on the challenge of playing one of Hollywood’s most enigmatic icons: Cary Grant. But as Isaacs quickly discovered, the suave movie star the world adored was only a carefully crafted persona. “I'm not Cary https://t.co/eAPg1bk4yu

President Trump's trade war with China could have an impact on Hollywood. China has demanded censorship on American movies before, but now there are reports of a potential ban https://t.co/B4y6gxDz9o

Thanks to a mouse watching clips from "The Matrix," scientists have created the largest functional map of a brain to date – a diagram of the wiring connecting 84,000 neurons as they fire off messages. https://t.co/RGpnHaErcw

“Warfare” is not just a war film—it’s a visceral, real-time immersion into a chaotic firefight in Iraq nearly 20 years ago. Co-directed by filmmaker Alex Garlan and former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, who lived the experience, the movie is rooted entirely in firsthand testimony. https://t.co/biOOkSPPd8

After the global success of "Bohemian Rhapsody," Rami Malek was asked what kind of role he wanted next. His answer? “Believe it or not, an action film.” The result is the high-stakes thriller "The Amateur." Drawn to characters who feel like outsiders, Malek reflects on his own https://t.co/RCkJ5nL4mK

Iconic recordings from artists like Elton John, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse and Lin-Manuel Miranda have been selected for preservation in the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. https://t.co/OcJi1wPe9l

We leave you this Sunday at the National Arboretum in Washington, where Spring is putting on quite a show. Videographer: Steven Harper https://t.co/tT41ZiZzNB

President Trump's talk of acquiring Greenland "one way or the other" has alarmed both the island’s residents and U.S. allies. CBS News’ Holly Williams speaks with a Greenlandic lawmaker and an Arctic security expert about how such "slash-and-burn" diplomacy could damage global https://t.co/ue170Nf24m

In 2024, Chef José Andrés and World Central Kitchen served over 109 million meals across 20 countries, often in conflict zones. Committed to neutrality, Andrés emphasizes that “We don’t take sides. We feed people.” After losing seven team members in Gaza, he continues his https://t.co/aHO16Ookyl

Actor Rami Malek recalls how a failed attempt at debate—and a substitute teacher’s suggestion—set him on the path to acting. Encouraged to try a dramatic interpretation, he quickly found his passion and impressed his parents during his first performance. Seeing a tear roll down https://t.co/MRNhA7LLGW

For actor Robyn Hurder, @SmashBroadway is a sandbox where she gets to do it all—be wild, funny, sweet, and vulnerable, all while singing and dancing. A Broadway veteran known for her dancing, Hurder’s 20-year journey to this moment includes personal struggles, a near career https://t.co/c4wKQvFSpv

Despite ongoing efforts to safeguard the U.S. food supply, an alarming 3,000 people lose their lives annually to food-borne illnesses, with 48 million falling ill. David Pogue delves into the critical measures aimed at reducing contamination and preventing outbreaks. He also https://t.co/UOzqbO4a1u

Musician, performer, and creative director for Louis Vuitton Men, Pharrell Williams, turns 52 today. Last year, Williams said his goal in life is simple: to spread joy. Whether through music or fashion, the designer and hitmaker believes if he enjoys creating it, others will https://t.co/fABTSrC2XY

Nearly 400 books, including works on the Holocaust, civil rights, and Maya Angelou's memoir, were pulled from the U.S. Naval Academy library after an order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to remove titles promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion. https://t.co/dBtpEKUmnV

.@SmashBroadway is finally here. Tracy Smith talks with star Robyn Hurder about turning the behind-the-scenes drama of Marilyn Monroe’s life—and Broadway itself—into a heartfelt, funny musical. For Hurder, singing “Let Me Be Your Star” is more than a performance—it’s personal. https://t.co/tMm11tcyGd