The Democratic Party may want to distance itself from Joe Biden in the wake of defeat in the Nov. 5 election, but Denzel Washington ... movie star who has a big show opening on Broadway this ...

Denzel Washington‘s big return to Broadway is the hottest ticket in town — but it’s also the costliest one this season. The two-time Oscar winner leading the cast of the starry revival of ...

In case you didn’t know, Denzel is currently starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal in the brand-new Broadway production of Othello, which opened at the Barrymore Theatre on Sunday. Bruce Glikas ...

Denzel Washington said that he doesn’t consider himself a “Hollywood actor” during his March 23 appearance on “CBS Sunday Morning.” “What’s the definition of a Hollywood actor ...

An “Othello” revival, starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, has made history. The production at the Barrymore Theatre is now Broadway’s top-grossing play of all time, generating $2 ...

With stars like Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, maybe it's no wonder "Othello" just became the highest-grossing Broadway play ever, pulling in $2.8 million in a single week. Washington said ...

Once again, Academy Award winner Denzel Washington is being linked to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Washington briefly talked about joining the MCU while promoting Gladiator II in November.

If there is an American leading man better-equipped to bring Shakespeare to the masses than Denzel Washington ... demonstrates the production’s one big idea — to place two big stars at ...

Denzel Washington set the record straight about his job title. Washington admitted he does not consider himself to be a Hollywood actor, despite winning two Academy Awards, a Tony Award and three ...

Samir Hussein/WireImage Denzel Washington prefers to think of himself as a theater actor before a film star. During an interview on CBS News' Sunday Morning on March 23, the actor, 70, spoke about ...

First time I saw Denzel Washington do Shakespeare it was free ... you know that director Kenny Leon’s big concept appears to be: What if Venetians spokerealfastallthetime?