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The coronavirus continues to devastate Broadway. Two highly anticipated plays — “Hangmen” and the revival of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” — have been scuttled. Actors are sick, among them much of the cast of “Moulin Rouge!” The day Broadway announced it was closing down, a bunch of top producers and theater executives met at …
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An Upper West Side surgeon is turning his operating room — usually used for boob jobs and nipping and tucking — into an “emergency room offload” during the COVID-19 crisis. “For the next few weeks, all cosmetic surgical procedures have been postponed,” Dr. Kevin Tehrani told us, “and I will make my accredited ambulatory surgical …
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Boeing said on Monday it will halt production temporarily at its Washington state twin-aisle jetliner factory due to risks from coronavirus, confirming an earlier Reuters report. Following a similar move by European rival Airbus, Boeing said a temporary operations shutdown at its facilities across Seattle’s Puget Sound region will last 14 days beginning March 25. …
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General Electric’s aviation unit plans to cut its total US workforce by about 10 percent, chief executive officer Larry Culp said Monday, as airlines delay purchases amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a letter to employees, Culp also said he would forgo his salary for the rest of 2020. The company’s aviation business makes engines for …
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Angry gym rats blasted Planet Fitness on Thursday after they learned the chain had charged their accounts for the month of March — despite the fact they’ve been stuck at home because of the coronavirus. “Planet Fitness making sure they snatch my membership fee from my checking account even though gyms are closing nationwide,” Twitter …
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When Keith Urban was forced to cancel his Houston show because of the coronavirus, the country singer surprised his fans with a live-streamed concert from his basement. Urban’s wife, Nicole Kidman, joined the crooner and his collaborator, Jeff Linsenmaier, for theshow that was taped in their Nashville home. Kidman, 52, posted a selfie from their …
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Lawrence Michael Levine and Aubrey Plaza's Sundance drama 'Black Bear' is fueled by surprise and layered with an intoxicating dream logic.
The coronavirus continues to devastate Broadway. Two highly anticipated plays — “Hangmen” and the revival of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” — have been scuttled. Actors are sick, among them much of the cast of “Moulin Rouge!” The day Broadway announced it was closing down, a bunch of top producers and theater executives met at …
