Billy Crystal’s ‘860’ Extends Broadway Run to February

Published on November 4, 2026

Deadline (10/27/26) Evans, Greg Billy Crystal will remain on Broadway for a month longer than expected. The actor and comedian recently extended the run of "860," his latest solo play, by six weeks from Sunday, Jan. 3, 2027, through Sunday, Feb. 14, 2027. The limited-engagement production opened to largely positive reviews on Oct. 21. The Imperial Theatre has been at or close to sell-out since opening and weekly grosses have regularly topped $1 million, hence the extension. In the play, Crystal recounts the aftermath of the Palisades fire that destroyed his long-time Southern California home (the title refers to the home's street address) and uses the tragic incident as an emotional springboard to reflect on his life during the decades spent living in the house. Read the full story from  Deadline . 

Continue reading on website
Other news

Boosting the Fan Experience With NFL Game Day Promotions and Giveaways

October 28, 2026
The National Football League (NFL) certainly doesn’t need to offer major game-day promotions and fan merchandise giveaways at the door. Overall, NFL games average roughly 97-98% capacity across the entire league. Of course, actual attendance numbers can vary by game depending on how many season-ticket holders or corporate buyers re-sell or stay home. But, for the most part and in general, the se

New York Knicks, Rangers Officially Split Into Separate Publicly Traded Companies

November 4, 2026
New York Post (10/27/26) Zilber, Ariel The NBA's New York Knicks and the NHL's New York Rangers have officially split into separate publicly traded companies, giving investors the opportunity to put their money behind either team. The former's parent company now trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker MSGK, while the Rangers have their own stock under the symbol MSGR. James Dolan