With Ashlee Simpson-Went recently booted off from the TV series ‘Melrose Place,’ everyone felt sorry that she would be out of a job. But, as the saying goes, when a door closes, a window opens. This time, for Ashlee, the window opened going to Broadway.
What’s Scarlett Johannson’s 25th birthday gift to herself? A new item to add to her portfolio – a Broadway gig in the Tony Award winning production of “A View from the Bridge.”
It’s been weeks since Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick has been facing rumors of a troubled marriage. Yesterday, the couple went out for a “date night” and visited Broadway to watch Ruehl and Lily Rabe in “The American Plan.”
The couple, who held hands and turned a simple night into a romantic evening, told reporters, “‘We don’t even bother to address them,” when asked about the rumors of a break-up. She adds that the best part of “being married” is “being married.”
However, Sarah Jessica Parker and Broderick didn’t attend the play to defend their relationship. They watched the play in support of the director, David Grindley. After watching, Parker was quoted saying “It was lovely.” Grindley is scheduled to take up another play in six weeks, entitled “The Philanthropist” where Broderick will star in.
Check out pictures of Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick before watching “The American Plan” yesterday…
Sienna Miller is trying her luck on Broadway.
Miller, who has been a paparazzi favorite because of her relationship with Balthazar Getty, has bagged a role in the play “After Miss Julie.” The play, wherein Miller stars Miss Julie, is an 1888 Patrick Marber play about sex and class in post-World War II England.
According to reports, the are only three characters in the play. To be directed by Mark Brokaw and scheduled to show in the fall, the role of Sienna Miller will be a wealthy woman who has an affair with a manservant.
Columnist Baz Bamigboye wrote that this role “gives her a fantastic opportunity to show everyone what I know she’s capable of at her best.”
More pictures of Miss Miller after the jump..
