William Shakespeare's timeless words continue to resonate, offering profound insights into the human condition. From Hamlet's ...

Juliet Okonkwo is a successful businesswoman married to Nigerian tycoon, E-Money. Uncover details of Juliet's childhood, ...

It’s Shakespeare meets The Descendants” JustWatch’s latest Why to Watch highlights the vibrant, genre-bending musical ...

Generally speaking it’s the updated versions of “Romeo & Juliet” that age badly, but these versions can still have value. “West Side Story” remains the best side story. Baz Luhrmann’s ...

INDIANAPOLIS — There have been thousands of adaptations of "Romeo & Juliet" in more than 100 languages around the world. But director/writer Timothy Scott Bogart ("Spinning Gold," "Touched") wanted to ...

Panning a movie like “Juliet & Romeo” is a little like kicking a puppy. A puppy that chews the furniture, soils the rugs and projectile vomits on the guests, but a puppy nevertheless.

A new version of Shakespeare's tale of Romeo and Juliet is coming to the big screen — and this time, it's a pop musical. Get your first listen of Juliet & Romeo's central love duet, "Beat the ...

did we mention death? But, soft: "Romeo and Juliet" also gave us some of Shakespeare's most memorable love lines: "What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun." ...

Hartford Stage’s latest take on “Romeo and Juliet” is as focused on life as it is on the ill-fated lovers’ tragic deaths, according to director Melia Bensussen, who is also the theater’s ...

Juliet uses Martin’s vast body of work to provide an answer ... breaking the fourth wall, and numerous quotes from the vast canon of Shakespeare’s work; dramatic irony is strong in this show. Bill ...

South African music sensations Naledi Aphiwe and Mawelele are basking in the glow of their latest release, “Romeo & Juliet”. The track, celebrated for its vibrant Afro-pop sound, has achieved ...

There are two ways of reading Romeo and Juliet, one of which is correct, in the sense that it is the way that Shakespeare meant it to be read and understood, and the other is incorrect ...