In yet another demonstration of Pittsburgh’s incredible pool of creative talent, Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre company and the August Wilson House have co-produced an incendiary world premiere.

Mel Gibson has issued an apology amid backlash over his recent appearance at FanExpo Canada, where the Oscar winner mocked an ASL interpreter while walking on stage to attend his retrospective Q&A.

Mel Gibson is facing backlash for mocking an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter while entering a Fan Expo Canada panel over the weekend. As the 70-year-old walked onstage, he waved at attendees ...

Mel Gibson apologized on Monday after his hand gestures at Saturday’s Fan Expo Canada in Toronto reminded some why they stopped being fans of his in the first place. The Passion of the Christ director ...

Mel Gibson is facing criticism after video captured him performing hand gestures behind an American Sign Language interpreter during an appearance at Fan Expo Canada in Toronto on Saturday. According ...

Mel Gibson is apologizing after he appeared to mock an American Sign Language interpreter at a fan event over the weekend. Video circulating online shows the actor momentarily making furious hand ...

Mel Gibson is apologizing for once again doing something offensive, though this time he did it in public instead of during a drunken driving arrest or while fighting and allegedly battering his ...

A former Missouri television news anchor has admitted to fatally stabbing her mother on Halloween last year after apparently believing she was the devil, authorities said last week. Angelynn "Angie" ...

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The inaugural cohort members of the Cherry Lane Playwrights Collective have been revealed. The acclaimed Off-Broadway theatre is teaming up with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker to ...

When Ron “OJ” Parson thinks about the past century of Black arts, he can’t help but zero in on one genre: theater. The resident artist of the University of Chicago’s Court Theatre, Parson had an idea ...